Probably because the emoji fonts don't change their colour with the font.color, which normal characters do.
And your browser is using a different font from mine
ulterno
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For example, on the dark background of the UI I am viewing your comment on, The $ symbol is in white colour (as the font has been set).
But the emoji is dark grey, and wouldn't be visible if I had a cheap, low contrast monitor.
Pg 72 is in volume 2.
If you are interested, buy volume 2. Else, buy volume 2.
Well, the machines took their job.
Mining is for GPUs now
Just get a sandwich toaster.
It browns better in general too and burns less.
The only con being that it doesn't let the moisture escape well enough (but that depends upon the model).
I never had such a problem with my old laptop (which had a burnt out nVidia GPU and was running on the Intel iGPU), so could it be a regression with Wayland.
I gotta check this out. Guess I'm going to wear down a DP connector this week!
I can no longer check it on the Laptop though (died), but on my AMD system, so at least if the problem is actually KDE, it should show up. Otherwise, I'll just count myself unlucky and unable to reproduce.
ThinkPad X1 Carbon Generation 10
And that's ~2 years old too, so Ubuntu should usually not be a problem.
Interesting.
... Even if you don't use Arch Linux.
I run Kubuntu and about 20% of the time when I plug in my external monitors, all my windows just crash.
This one's weird.
GPU issue? Or something with older OS?
I use KDE and have never seen a similar problem.
Sure, stuff may get wonky, but crashing windows on monitor detection is a big deal.
~~You~~ I can and it doesn't burn itself down (at least mine doesn't).
You just need something to hold it that way.