I don’t design web apps but I’ve heard from some that do that firefox occasionally has problems with them, because it relies a lot on caching (actually they used the term “aggressive caching”, with a few extra choice words).

Anyway, usually not a problem. I use edge only for work since it’s the default browser and I barely do any actual browsing with it, mostly light app clients. On my own devices, it’s been firefox only for years.

I don’t know, we have it a lot easier where I’m from. We simply call them ornithorynques.

Still a good thing to keep documenting the many reasons why people shouldn’t use it in my book.

I was thinking maybe mouse nipples too, but apparently male mice don’t have visible ones.

I was curious how you were supposed to configure the thing’s output… and of course it has to be a mobile app.

I’d prefer physical buttons I can check and change whenever like an actual old school power adapter.

Dude, have you seen Andromeda reviews ? We got it good.

… I am letting everyone decide if it’s about the thing with Kevin Sorbo or Mass Effect, or whatever other one I might not know.

Well that guy didn’t bite hard, but let me tell you, you don’t want a cat’s mouth that close to your nose. Very effective at waking you up though.

My cat was the kind that always wants attention and follows people everywhere but never really brought toys to me.

Also very much liked to wake me up/get me out of bed. By munching on my nose if I tried ignoring him.

Twitter deserves the mockery. And this attempt too.

I can only picture Half-Life’s manhacks.

I don’t think they’re cool.

I’ve seen AI summaries that looked like the AI had not read the article.

Notice the ugly-ass monkey pic in the background? That user made one other post, and it was an ad for some presumably shit app with this icon. That’s all there is to this.

“I just watched movie. It sucked!”

“Beep boop. According to trustworthy, verifiable sources, movie does not suck. Sanction : immediate ban.”

Wow you were not kidding. Some of them are extra awkward and unnatural too, it’s almost a parody of what slop text looks like.

We believe people should have more control over what they see — and more transparency about the information in front of them.

An early illustration of the idea — you decide how much low-trust noise reaches your feed:

Hey, they scanned that place for a SteamVR home world. It might be another wall, bit I think if you try clipping through it there’s a Portal turret that will sound an alarm on the other side.

Frankly, reading this I can’t say your bold use of vocabulary is perfectly tracting.

If we assume “you may ask us one question” implicitly entails “and get an answer from me”… Yeah, maybe.

The right guy, presumably the liar said “the other only tell truth”, then it should be a lie.

And both said she may ask one question, which can’t be true and a lie at the same time.

So they are both occasional liars and whatever they say is no help at all.

Yeah, I wouldn’t call the double mirror contraption “easy”.

For one, you’d have to be aware of exactly what you’re up against, and of the reflection loophole.

Athena’s magic is literally wisdom.

It used the be, first page has what you’re looking for, and any result beyond second page is probably irrelevant.

Today it’s : the first two pages are the same mass produced slop copying from itself on dozens of shady domains and blatant ads… and maybe the third page has one relevant result from a real source. Maybe.