Wait… You have to take a screenshot with the assistant? For me Power + volume down is the key combination that takes a screenshot. I also get a tiny button for scrolling screenshots and one for sharing them.

Funny story, mostly me just being dumb, I tried to take a screenshot of the screenshot UI, but it removes it from the screenshot automatically.

Please do let me know if this works for you though.

Where… In all of fuck… Did that pickle come from?

And I just told you that I don’t have a problem with Reuters. I totally get that it is not high priority news and it took them a while to put out a report about it.

I just told you that it’s you I have a problem with.

The date of the article is irrelevant, the article clearly shows the poll was made August 25 to August 27th.

And I’m not going to bitch to Reuters about the audacity you had to post such nonsense data to a politics community.

When you post articles that use data that is damn near a month out of date. Polls from August 25th? Or is it August 27th? Wasn’t that prior to the debate pounding that Harris gave Trump? On top of that where is this data from? What CAIR has posted at first glance does not include geographic breakdowns, so where did that data actually come from?

Is… Is this a Trump meme?

Love it. I love that you went to Lemmy for tips. A side note, while I love it, I’m curious to see what it would look like with a bushy unibrow now that you’ve added the bushier mustache.

Android only solution, I think. Admittedly I don’t know I iPhone very well.

Hasn’t Ken Paxton actively been raiding the homes of Hispanic Americans because he was trying to prevent them from voting?

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-raids-latino-democrats-lulac-homes/

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/house-raids-texas-democrats-ken-paxton-voting-rights-lulac-rcna168216

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/08/28/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-voting-rights/74983344007/

You’re right Republicans aren’t going after people being on the ballot… This time… No this time they are trying to disenfranchise voters entirely.

Look at Arizona: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/supreme-court-rejects-republican-effort-to-block-over-40000-arizona-voters-but-partly-approves-proof-of-citizenship-law

Look at Georgia: https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/republican-backed-georgia-rules-risk-undermining-election-certification-critics-say/

In Arizona they were trying to restrict voting this election. Georgia goes even farther and gives counties the right to refuse to certify an election that was won by someone they don’t like.

Sure I don’t support any effort to block someone from the ballot. In fact, I don’t support any effort to block on either side of the ballot. If a person is trying to get elected, or just trying to vote they should not be blocked. Yet in the end, people are hurt significantly more by their own and literal thousands of others votes blocked than by not being allowed to be on the ballot.

Fair enough. I’m relatively sure that Vivaldi does the same freezing, however I haven’t seen documentation around it and I’m too lazy to look it up. I can say that tabs that haven’t been used in a while reload entirely when you switch to them.

But I do like Firefox’s privacy. Limiting cookies to only cookies from that website is a nice touch.

Well… I know it’s chromium, but I have to admit Vivaldi is easily my favorite browser. It’s got a bunch of fairly unique features that I just can’t live without. It’s got tabs within tabs, tab tiling, a whole side car for websites that you can display while working on whatever Web page you need (works great for social media, music, messaging). I don’t have a link, but maybe worth checking it out.