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What have you done? in c/starwarsmemes@lemmy.world
It’s become a guessing game, whether someone’s just quoting AI verbatim these days. in c/memes@lemmy.world
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Is this way too frequent for everyone else? in c/IronFox@lemmy.ml
[–] 2 points 6 days ago

When I see that screen, i usually retry once then switch to chrome. It's weird how frequent it is one my self-hosted webapps on overlay networks.

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    Guess the game (#008) in c/games@lemmy.world
    [–] 3 points 1 week ago

    I recall hearing that that this game was originally an elevator algorithm simulator, and that if you right-click in an elevator pit, you can fiddle with the algo.

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    "focus stealing" ought to be a solved problem by now... (lemmy.ca)
     

    It seems to be, that the rule ought to be:

    • "if the operator's mouse/keyboard event which originally spawned the new window is still the last one generated, then it may grab focus"

    In other words, if the user is WAITING on a window to pop up, then it takes focus. But otherwise (such as the user typing in another document) it does NOT take focus.

    Of course, in this context, I refer to only key-down and mouse-down events, not passive events like mouse movement.

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