Spoilers!

I haven’t seen Passion of the Who? yet.

Oatmeal is a close second.

Most of the “abandon Firefox” rhetoric I’ve seen is due to their sudden focus on cramming in AI while simultaneously ignoring or half-assing long wanted features (e.g PWA support).

And to think that shoving in AI will fix any pre-existing userbase shrinkage is like thinking having a baby will save one’s failing marriage.

Or, better yet, step down as CEO. Pick someone who is in touch with what the project’s dedicated userbase actually wants.

Uh, I am. I’m not flooding the zone, but I always post non political stuff here.

It just doesn’t take more than a few political shitposts here to ruin your experience (especially when I’ve blocked the dedicated political meme communities). And I’m apparently not alone: https://lemmy.world/post/40275638

Looks like he forgot to give out fashion advice before wearing that outfit.

This is why everyone is posting corn.

Yeah. Perhaps that’s why I’m not seeing them on any of the User agent lists, though I assumed it’s because they’re all new and just haven’t been documented yet. (Hoping it’s the latter).

I may have to break down and install them in a sacrificial VM, check, and submit my findings.

Post title works as-is, at least IMO. You can always edit it if you want.

Yes, what you’re describing is what’s called “willful ignorance” here.

“Ignorance” is used to mean simply “lack of knowledge” in most cases in English. It doesn’t carry the negative connotation by itself.

There’s nothing wrong with being ignorant. It just means there’s opportunity for learning.

There’s everything wrong with being willfully ignorant.

– Me

Please, no US news and politics please

FTFY

Irrelevant, I think? Whether we have enough or not, they’re going to just take it. See: the “AI” boom and how SSD and memory costs are skyrocketing and general availability declining as well as GPU costs/availability since Buttcoin.

I’m not too worried now, but at some point, there’s going to be a breakthrough and “quantum” is going to be the new bubble. “Quantum datacenters” and/or “quantum AI” or whatever marketing horseshit they come up with.

It’s from Pluribus

MY GOD WHAT HAVE I DONE?!

I appreciate your enthusiasm for the corn, but…

That corn looks like it’s voiced by Jack McBrayer

Good to know.

I think this just fixes the bug where deleted accounts were invisible to admins. It’s a start but doesn’t fully address the problem. Still, having it federate the content removal is a step in the right direction.

They’ve also been throwing out rage bait in the “YSK” community. But yeah, I definitely agree it’s a problem. So much so that I’ve added some built-in filters for that in Tesseract (client-side) to deal with it. I don’t want to go into the technical details for fear of that jackass trying to counter them, but suffice it to say they’re effective based on their current M.O… I just need to finish this release and get it pushed out as it’s been approaching vaporware status over the last 1-2 months.

I think Piefed is also taking action in either its UI or backend. I don’t recall exactly what, but I saw something mentioned a week or two ago on another post complaining about that self-deleting spammer account.