Really? Why’d Firefox remove such a useful feature?
Security concerns? Or no one maintaining it?

It’s cool.
I currently catch up on news with it.

Firefox has RSS radar extensions that can help find rss feeds in websites(that don’t really show/mention it on every page)

VLC is awesome. Rcently started getting frequent updates too.

MPV is another nice one. Tried it out recently. The user script option seems very cool: SkipSilence, SkipChapters etc.

VLC for vids and audio I want to watch normally and MPV for ones where I want SkipSilence(Got used to that feature thanks to Newpipe and Pipepipe)

Don’t know any sites like that, but maybe you could use Rss-bridge to convert them into rss feeds?
https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge

The bourgeoisie would only care about profits and maintaining their power, right? They’d be both pro-lgbtqia+ and anti-lgbtqia+ if it gets them profit and/or pushes attention away from their misuse of power.
Like selling Che Geuvara T-shirts, while running propaganda against him.

Or are they seeing transphobia as mainly a reaction of religion/conservativeness? Even then a part of the bourgeoisie would try to profit off them, right?

Or did they respond as such because they saw the bait-y bourgeoisie remark(there are screenshots of the convo in the comments there)?

Would be good to see their response other than a screenshot of one reply in their private message convo.

Lau laundered money for the mob and also was Chinese.

I don’t think the public/mainstream would have issues there, where he goes after the non-native guy who laundered money for the mob.

Batman is a CEO, right?

He just goes after the ones he can beat without much backlash from the public/system.

Imagine if he takes down a CEO. He’d not be able to play batman. Gordon and batman sympathisers would be affected, so Batman’s human connection in the police would be lost. He can hack stuff, but might not always be enough.

He can do other stuff, but he can only do it gradually and much more tactfully.

Linux mint has an edition based on Debian, LMDE:
https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php

I use it to follow news updates, blogs, updates of apps that I like, some youtube channels and lemmy/reddit communities.
I’m new to using rss feeds, but it seems to reduce the time to open pages on the browser to check for updates.

For example:
Feed with post titles and content from c/ Word of the Day:
https://lemmy.world/feeds/c/wotd.xml?
Lemmy has built-in rss feeds.

I also use the FdroidUpdate subreddit to follow updates. Is there a direct rss feed to follow?

Notifies me of updates for Jerboa:
https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa/releases.atom

The same for PipePipe:
https://codeberg.org/NullPointerException/PipePipe/releases.rss

PipePipe displays rss feed urls of yt channels. So I follow some local yt channels.

https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/ - Helps to get rss feeds for services/websites that don’t have an rss feed of their own

News websites like The Guardian and The Hindu(Indian newspaper, not a religious one tho) seem to have rss feeds for specific topics and main pages.

Manga creators.

Manga is sort of like Japanese comic books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga

Japanese philosophers mangakas seem to have already popularised thought experiments on it

Thank you

Could you share how you did that?

I’m recommending Libreoffice to others n the UI difference seems to be the main thing that they notice.

The need of a search engine for the fediverse?

What about the regular search on lemmy? Set to all instead of just comments or posts.

What about potential rm -rf problems?