Duke Nukem Forawhile

I’m thoroughly convinced UI designers are under the impression we cut ourselves on sharp corners.

Only allowable time to say you use windows.

Reminds me of that “have you ever had a dream” kid.

Skill issue, should’ve run it with --dry-run first.

How about the Greek question mark: ; I still need to find an opportune moment to prank some collegues with that one.

My guess is they want the primary button to always be on the right side. For a first time visitor that primary action is always to create an account. If the user is a return visitor, they assume the user already has an account and so they want the primary action to be to login to that account.

I take it some UX-er got paid handsomely, but I think all it does is confuse people. As someone suggested already, I’d just go for login/register and make login primary (since you only register once, and login maybe hundreds of times after that)

If you want to sidestep firefox, all firefox descendants would eventually pose the same problem. So I think many options others provided are suboptimal in that regard.

I’m keeping my eyes on ladybird: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird https://ladybird.org/

But it still is in its early stages.

So, a dedicated exploit-button. That’s … convenient?

Quality documentary partly about this subject (Monsanto’s questionable contributions to papers): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOkWahiUgQ4

I think they’re relative line numbers (a setting in vim). So they count down to where the cursor is currently at. (and would count upward form there)

He said about one neighbor, while taking a massive dump on his other neighbor’s coffee table.

*Sigh*. Fine, let’s introduce a z-axis specifically for Terry A. Davis.

Feels weird that an application is allowed to override iptables though. I get that when it’s installed with root everything’s off the table, but still…

Somehow I think that’s on ufw not docker. A firewall shouldn’t depend on applications playing by their rules.

Ah, so RTnews becomes snewtr? Then watch this: skcidfogabataenacaissuR

I don’t think plausible deniability will give you much sway when you’re dealing with the Russian government.

Tbf, they said ‘at least’.

“Try writing it it in assembly”