No and that has nothing to do with it. My local font should not produce this icon.
In fact, when I paste the emoji into UI elements in Firefox, it's the correct one.
My red heart emoji (❤️) looks weird in #Firefox
This has been the case for quite a while now and I cannot for the life of my figure out why that is. I never explicitly made it this way.
It's only in Firefox and a machine with pretty much the exact same #NixOS config does not exhibit this issue.
I tried clearing unused fonts out of \~/.local/share/fonts/ (no emoji fonts remain) and updated the fc-cache but it didn't help. (Obviously I restarted Firefox.)
Any ideas?
This is how a #brompton EZ clamp spring looks like after a decent few months of usage.
As you can see, it's quite compressed now and, as a result, not springy enough to hold the clamp up properly anymore.
That lifespan is not bad by any means (easy enough to re-print) but does that happen to y'all too or is it just me?
It's also just the handlebar one; the other is holding up fine.
I remember seeing a variant of this which had an actual metal spring inside; I might look into that.
Hatte ich mir auch schon angeschaut, aber wie erwähnt ist mir das Preislich eine Größenordnung zu hoch; ich suche was in Richtung 1€/Monat.
Printed myself an EZ clamp spring for my #brompton at @cccda yesterday; a must-have for any @brompton rider!
It's *so* handy to have a local #hackspace with amazing people to help you out for this sort of stuff. Much love <3
@thingsiplay
Indeed it does not.
Time to bisect my prefs.js huh...