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Seriously y'all, some Day of the Jackal mutherfucker goes off and all we get is an ear graze?
America is truly a cursed and cursed nation.
Steps to reproduce Try to open the app in Firefox ESR Outcome What did you expect? I expected the app to work. What happened instead? Got an exception in console: Uncaught TypeError: Intl.Segmenter...
Nina Power of Compact gets called a Nazi. Sues for defamation. In discovery, produces chats not just supporting Nazi ideas but calling herself a Nazi. Loses so hard she just declared bankruptcy. https://luketurner.com/Nina_Power/
the TERF to Nazi pipeline is a doorway, or just walking across the same room
Supplier: here's our statement talking about how much we care about #accessibility
WCAG: to avoid harming users with vestibular disorders, please avoid unnecessary animations
Supplier's website: *looks like a Rube Goldberg machine out of Wallace and Gromit, doesn't respect prefers-reduced-motion*
YouTube is currently experimenting with server-side ad injection. This means that the ad is being added directly into the video stream.
This breaks sponsorblock since now all timestamps are offset by the ad times.
For now, I set up the server to detect when someone is submitting from a browser with this happening and rejecting the submission to prevent the database from getting filled with incorrect submissions.
Before they will let me publish a new release of XScreenSaver on the "Play" [sic] store, Google, the most rapacious privacy violator ever, insists that a screensaver have a privacy policy.
This is where you come in!
I'd like this policy to be a series of bullet points: "Unlike Google, XScreenSaver will not [Thing.] An endless, concise catalog of their sins.
I need both your snark AND a link supporting your snark. It's critical for the joke to land. Include both.
GO!!
Crowdsourcing snark! Dear Lazyweb, Before they will let me publish a new release of XScreenSaver on the "Play" [sic] store, Google, the most rapacious privacy violator on the planet, is insisting that my screen saver have a privacy policy. This is where you come in! I would like this privacy policy to be a series of bullet points of the form: "Unlike Google, XScreenSaver will not [Thing. ...