Nope, just a new logo on an existing key.

Pinned Tabs don't have a close button so you can't accidentally close them.

I wish they were immune to ctrl + w.

If your machine support it. Aren't gen 7 Intel chips and earlier unsupported?

Theming, controlled one central place.

This goes for both Gnome (GTK, Qt, Gnome Shell) and Sway (GTK, Qt, Sway, Rofi, Waybar...)

Hyper + [whatever]

If you are ready to use a bit of remapping (try keyd, it's awesome), then you can remap a key you rarely use to Hyper to get that as a direct modifier.

You can also assign some key to activate a layer when held, but still return it's regular output when tapped. So e.g. holding A gives you a new layer, press-and-release just prints A.

In the new layer, you can then set, say, f1 = f13... f12 = f24 and, say, esc = katakana etc., thereby getting access to a lot of keys not present on standard western keyboards, therefore not used as standard shortcuts. These you can then use directly, or in combination with standard modifiers like Ctrl, Shift...

No points here, only crowd voting based sorting.

Markdown syntax test
New ending with two spaces Now three spaces
Another line

Conclusion: It seems Sync only renders the markdown syntax for new lines correctly when 3 or more spaces are used to mark the linebreak, whereas the standard syntax is 2 or more.

Would pip install --user -r requirements.txt not be OK, too? I understand it's not as isolated as a virtual environment, but it's easy.

Working from home, but not being payed rent for the space.

Ditto, but I see blank "posts" here and there saying Supported content or something such.

plus it is a subscription model.

There is a non-subscription model that also disables the admob tracking.

I am pro-facts

But not nuances, it feels.

I was wondering what was up with the ads consent things. The reason I switched to Sync in the first place was to get rid of ads on Reddit...