“Going back”? Aren’t they explicitly saying nothing will change?

Finally, Google told us that its process for security patch releases will not change and that the company will keep publishing security patches each month on a dedicated security-only branch for relevant OS releases just as it does today.

And the nice thing: mixing solar panels and agricultural land use can increase crop yields depending on the plant!

So what’s the 6th one gonna be?

The dirty part is on the inside. I open the seat by grabbing the outside.

Also, I’m not “scared” of any “poo particles” “flying around”.

Depends. If I only lift the lid no (since I’m not touching anything dirty), if I clean yes.

I just take a quick peek once the flushing is done.

Put seat down, flush, wash hands while it’s flushing, then quickly check (and clean if necessary).

I switched to LibreWolf when the privacy policy fiasco happened a while ago. It’s funny how every few weeks Mozilla manages to demonstrate why I won’t switch back.

The new CEO has also already lost me with this gem:

He says he could begin to block ad blockers in Firefox and estimates that’d bring in another $150 million, but he doesn’t want to do that. It feels off-mission.

Even taking the statement at face value, it’s unacceptable for it to just “feel off-mission”. It should be a clear “no, never” instead of some wishy-washy answer.

But reading between the lines, such a statement is not just an off-the-cuff remark, but at best a threat to their users, and at worst a way to gauge the blowback of such a decision. They must have already taken it seriously enough to come up with the $150 million.

If I had to put up a number, I’d guess there’s a 25+% chance that Firefox will drop Manifest V2 in the next few years.

Do you think they never checked for that before?

SECRET TUNNEL

secret tunnel

through the mountain

secret secret secret secret

#TUNNEL

My friend, please run to the next available doctor

A few years ago I went out drinking with friends. We had a great time, and everything seemed completely normal. We eventually parted ways and I headed home, and somehow there was a creepy atmosphere in the air. I still don’t know what exactly it was. I looked through my apartment and didn’t see anything out of the ordinary, so I basically fell on my bed and passed out.

When I woke up the next morning, a shiver went down my spine as I noticed that during the night, a ghost took a shit in my pants.

I would like the ability to remove other people’s superpowers, please, and thank you

Hm, the way I remember it is that the cache being flushed showed a spinner before ejecting the drive. GP is referring to an actual error being shown.

What about the anime version of Keith, the C++ mascot?

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/foxdance/keith-the-c-rat-mascot

That’s definitely the better long-term solution!

If my bathroom mirror is fogged up, the only reason I’d want it clear is to blow-dry my hair, so my method works out perfectly for me (and since it’s ~10s of extra power usage, it’s negligible). Otherwise your way is better :)

You can achieve a similar effect at home by using your hairdryer on the fogged-up mirror!

Also, she decides when you get pussy!

15?! Ridiculous! We need to breed one universal bean that covers everyone’s use cases.

With a broken containment field, the reaction will simply stop. Fusion is hard because at small scales everything has to be perfect.

Though gitea is admittedly also a pretty bad name. Is it “gitti” (like tea), or “git-e-a”?