

I’m honestly surprised you’re sitting at 10/10, but honestly, I kind of expect it from this site nowadays.
Compulsive comment editor, all in good faith.
#Sorry not sorry for the edit


I’m honestly surprised you’re sitting at 10/10, but honestly, I kind of expect it from this site nowadays.


I don’t follow.


Yup, lost of people here accusing others of being “genocide apologists” for expressing even the slightest approval or agreement with Harris or Biden on anything. Yet, somehow, they don’t seem to want to criticize the current administration, blaming everything on the liberals as if they’re the ones solely responsible for this mess. Curious, isn’t it.


Tlaloc approves and smiles down at you from the pouring heavens.


The better example is having lived it. Nobody’s better at it than the .ml + Hexbear circlejerk itself. They’re the sole reason I’m on this server now.


Oh, my bad. Completely glossed over the word and was too focused on slop relating to AI.


They use traditional animation for all their videos, what are you talking about?


Have you ever watched the channel? They even made a video outlining their process which takes months of work.


It’s the button to pin a PWA to the taskbar by reading the manifest.json

https://www.maketecheasier.com/enable-progressive-web-apps-firefox/
Firefox has always supported web-apps, because web-apps are just interactive websites
That’s from August, when support was added back after the feature being dropped in 2020.
Mozilla has released Firefox 143.0. The update lets users pin web apps to the taskbar, but only on Windows.
About a month [ago], I reported that progressive web apps (PWAs) are available via Firefox’s Labs. Now, the feature is available for everyone on Windows.
This is for the September 16 update.


They’re now supported on Firefox on Android, so good news!


I ain’t ever seen a hot dog with teeth…


Hear me out, if they bleed or got the yellow stains…


Oh, I don’t think it needs to be a subscription. It’s not common but I’ve had the need to do it.


I do. I’ve been in situations where I’ve done it to keep myself occupied, where pulling out a laptop would’ve been impractical and arguably not cool.


You can right-click or long-press the video in a browser to access the link to the video


And the competition is fierce!


I don’t mind ads, probably because I never see them. :)


Yup. Rule 1, rule 3, troll, etc. I get that people would rather just write the rule or a simple explanation, but even some of the developers/mods use it to hide behind. Sometimes it seems like they stretch the rule as far as it’ll go to fit the need.
It only costs money to get the little piece of paper that says you did the thing and are therefore smarter. 🙃