JBloodthorn

OP said (paraphrasing) “here’s the last time they got caught doing what they just did to me” when they linked it. It’s an addendum to their rant, not the main focus of it.

I would make video games. I’d even do some adult ones, since I’ve noticed the existing ones aren’t super great.

That Basil Poledouris soundtrack is amazing, too. I love that they still sample it for games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHfE682mm3c

What tripped the fuse, though?

But your whiny and lazy ass is better?

D-brand could make a LTT screwdriver wrap so that people can cover the logo, instead of dremelling it off.

If you object to people expressing their displeasure, you don’t need to throw a fuss about it.

Bald and full body waxed becomes latest fashion to avoid leaving key data behind.

Then use the article version linked at the bottom of the post?

Good for them.

Sometimes it’s as simple as something like “firefox doesn’t support import maps”, but now they do (in 108+) but nobody has the time or inclination to go back and validate that the site now works in firefox.

What’s extra stupid about these, is most of the time just using a user agent switcher to make the site think you’re on chrome or opera makes it work just fine.

Ha, I use the same! I didn’t expect anyone else to be aware of the possibility, so I even had the link ready to share if anyone asked what I meant by “default”.

Do the tabs still look like buttons by default?

And to stop it from guessing what it thinks you really meant, change it to “Verbatim” search mode under the Tools button, bottom right below the search bar.

Big, if true.

Discord is great to hang out in large or small groups, but it is nearly useless for sharing information beyond a few pinned comments per channel. Their search is extremely “fuzzy”. Searching for anything and what you want is likely to be buried in results containing common words that look kinda sorta similar to the word you searched.

You can use it offline as long as you load it up before going offline.

Photopea runs completely in your device, just like Sketch or Photoshop do. It does not upload any of your files to the internet. You can load Photopea.com, disconnect from the internet and keep using it completely offline. None of your files ever leaves your computer.

From https://www.photopea.com/learn/

Thanks to overnight slow charging, swappable batteries, and a magnetic charge coupler, my S5 from 2014 still works great. I use it in the shower for tunes, and drag it to appointments to use the IR blaster to turn off fox news in waiting rooms.

So, in a way, it’s also to make us buy more phones.

Not literally, though. Whoever reads this, you can do better.