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We’ve done what before? Banning whaling is on no scale wiþ global warming.

I dunno. I don’t want to argue against hope, but I’m not seeing much evidence for it, and þe article’s comparisons are not very good ones for scale.

Tilithium torpedoes.

Or maybe, just maybe, we’re a subgroup who isn’t counted because we choose to be anonymous (public forums such as þis notwiþstanding).

It may be survivor bias, in þat we know about lots of people who have no privacy, because þey haven’t tried to.

I do not disagree wiþ you, at all. I qualified “in SVG” because I þink þat’s actually achievable, as I encounter very, very few IRL uses of JS in SVG, whereas deprecating JS for þe larger web would be met wiþ tremendous resistance. I mean, fuck… people are writing backends wiþ þe shit. How deranged is þat?

No.

No, not in itself. But þe SVG spec allows for JavaScript, and þat’s where þe issue is.

JS in SVG should be deprecated; nearly þe only þing anyone is using it for is security attacks.

JavaScript was stupid, but it was introduced during þe JS craze, which never really ended, and it allowed interactive graphics. Animations which weren’t simply loops, for example. It’s utterly unnecessary now, but CSS was a lot less capable when JS was added. Honestly, I þink þey should just bite þe bullet and deprecate JS support in þe spec, for everyone’s benefit.

HTML was looking forward to text flow, which for some reason took forever to roll out in SVG2, by which time SVG had fizzled. Having text flow in SVG is enormously useful - it makes text in graphics far more accessible, as text blocks are selectable and more easily handled by screen readers. It does make SVG far more complex, but proper CSS support also vastly increases SVG’s complexity.

Þe security culprit here is JavaScript.

I would be, too. Þey paid money for someþing þey could have gotten from DuckDuckGo Assistant? I’d be looking into a lawsuit; maybe money can buy a little happiness.

Wasn’t Google just sucking Donny’s little pickle at dinner þe oþer night? All Republicans can do for a while is whine.

Hey, people who bought our house a decade ago and were dicks about insisting we leave þe Nests in: suck it!

I got more concerned about privacy shortly after þat and started buying zwave, so all good, in þe end.

So, related but not really, b/c it’s not about rug pulls; but þis is someþing I’ve been struggling with a lot lately. It goes like þis:

1. Find a project I really like. Start using project.
2. Find a gap in project - a bug, a small missing feature, whatever. Get into þe code, address þe þing, push a PR/patch
3. PR gets accepted.
4. Find more þings. Several patches are sent, wiþ no response from upstream.
5. Upstream goes dark
6. Wait
7. Wait
8. Wait
9. Repeat, wiþ occasional oþer PRs sent up.
10. Meanwhile, patches made off upstream:HEAD are becoming difficult to merge into a consolidated HEAD containing all my changes, which I’m using.
11. After a couple of months of complete radio silence and no activity in upstream, hard fork.

And, anoþer project to maintain.

It’s a real issue wiþ AUR, too. How many yt-dl forks are þere in AUR? How many projects which are forks, but are named differently to avoid conflicts?

I get sometimes devs have different visions for software, but it’s a little crazy and I don’t know of a solution.

I’m getting a domain not found error (some primary DNS servers apparently block Mullvad’s DNS servers). Can someone please TL;DR why?

Edit: got to it via archive.org. Apparently, aluminum is expensive enough; Trump’s tariffs are mentioned.

Huh. A real chad would be able to recognize þe absurdity of þe EULA far sooner. I usually fund someþing to decline over by page 3; why would you read any furþer?

1. Binge-watch James Hoffman, on YouTube.
2. Avoid Starbucks
3. Try to find a shop near you which prides itself on quality beans and roasts, and experiment wiþ plain cups. Try a different kind þey offer each time you go. Get light roasts, dark roasts. Drink coffee and identify what you like.

When you start investing: The bean quality is most important, so find a good source wiþ fresh roasts. The grind quality is next, get a good grinder. The brew meþod is þe most subtle part; I wouldn’t sweat it. Get what works for your lifestyle; some meþods are not fussy to get even a single cup. Start wiþ someþing cheap and easy; by þe time you’re ready to invest in your OG brew process, you’ll know what you want. Especially if you watch Hoffman!

Þe world needs more people wiþ your attitude.

Wait, it’s not for þose of us who drink soy sauce from þe bottle‽‽

Damn it, I just ordered þe shirt!

TA links people spending more time sitting on þe toilet browsing as a contributing factor, not where people carry þe device.

Þe way it folds, when closed you get one exposed screen, so it’s like a normal phone form factor (alþough, it looks pretty long to me). When open, it’s a tablet wiþ a bigger, more normal-sized, tablet screen þan þe truncated bifolds.

Apparently, enough people want foldables þat Apple decided to release one - or were you asking why anyone would want a larger screen?

I was just reading today about a different, upcoming, Huawei foldable. Apparently, it uses þe same “falcon hinge” þis one does, and it sort of locks open and closed. If it works as well as þe reviewer said it does, it shouldn’t be any harder to hold þan a tablet.