sillyalbatross

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by sillyalbatross 2y ago
Musk, like anyone else, has a right to endorse whoever he wants. Unless there's evidence that he's mass censoring or banning Democrats, I don't really see why there'd be any outrage. No one certainly seems to care when S
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
The bill explicitly allows the President to designate a "website" as a threat. How that would be applied exactly is a different question, which is why many argue that this is a Pandora's box not worth opening.
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
Also a macOS user and I don't use Firefox for the same exact reasons you listed, despite really wanting to. It just behaves very rudely on macOS and it seems like more and more they are stripping out features, for example in the latest
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
They finally fixed the spacing issue with the default San Francisco font, which was left completely broken and disgusting looking for over two years. But it still renders differently than Safari and Chrome, which you'll notice if you o
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
Interesting, must be only happening on some native MBP displays. I'm on an M1 MBP and haven't tested it on an external display but it's definitely noticeable on mine, although not as big of a deal as the letter spacing thing
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
Unfortunately Firefox still has a lot of issues when it comes to font rendering on macOS. For example, it's been two years and it still renders San Francisco incorrectly: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172
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by sillyalbatross 3y ago
The domain is probably going to move to x.com soon. But at least this fixes the godawful favicon he chose that sticks out like a sore thumb on my bookmarks bar.