The yippee eepy

People are only realizing this today?

And yet some subset of devs are still clinging to w3c’s shields which is misleading since w3c has no jurisdiction over html (by whatwg) and js (ecma).

The term UT is specifically created to divorce universal timekeeping from whatever UK’s timezone is doing, whether DST is on or not, etc. and the derived term UTC for when started adding leap seconds.

GMT hasn’t been a thing since UTC. It should be scrubbed from the vocabulary and old farts still using it should be shunned and reeducated.

Notice the common problem here? DST. Get rid of it and you get rid of the inconsistency that happens parts of the year, and you reduce fatality rates that resulted from moving time twice a year.

Was gonna say, this wouldn’t happen on John’s watch. /S

It’s Cubano StreetNet and SneakerNet all over again.

Wow, that’s a very ruud instance owner.

I smell a crime thriller where a serial killer is a programmer and hid their actual child killing searches by masking them as programmer endorsed child killing kind.

They really wanna pull an Aaron Swartz again didn’t they?

I bet Nintendo wouldn’t think twice to request books be burned if the yuzu source code is printed on them.

I could really use that extension 👀 got a link?

I mean W3C created ActivityPub, it’s only fitting they peruse what they had created

ClosedCaptions.com

Literally Fahrenheit 451

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Buckshot@programming.dev wake up, new currencies just dropped

People tend to forget ChatGPT learns from people’s comments, like yours.

Yep, Mozilla doesn’t tie your Firefox settings to your Mozilla account. It does require it for syncing between devices though.

Glad to get people to understand Firefox better. Hope my comment didn’t come out as too crass or anything 😅

I’m talking about the browser user profiles, where your user data (bookmarks, passwords, extensions) is stored.

Firefox puts them into profiles so that you can change between those sets, as if you’re a different user, without changing user accounts at the OS level.

This isn’t about online accounts.