In case any @frankerfacez.com are wondering why it's broken in @firefox.com and has been for eight days now, it's because we're still waiting for Firefox to approve the update. And, after eight days, we finally got... this.

Firefox users, please ensure you're using our user-script and not the addon

Been reading over that Epic v. Apple thing people have been talking about, and this part caught my attention.

Just in a "What the fuck is Apple smoking, have they even looked at Steam before?" kind of way.

Steamworks has so many features for developers. Everything a gaming platform should have.

My favorite part of the whole Firefox situation is this one anonymous user who keeps leaving 1 star reviews claiming we keep deleting their reviews. We don't even have the option to delete reviews. Idiot keeps violating the rules and Mozilla staff is nuking them (as far as I can tell.)

Thanks, Chrome. Exactly what I wanted.

No effective ad blockers and AI garbage everywhere in dev tools with no options to disable it.

Here's a couple screenshots of the same stream with different experiment options. The video is ever so slightly larger with the old layout.

I was talking to a friend about old PC cases today, and it reminded me how much I miss the Corsair Vengeance C70. Just look at this majestic thing.

...okay so it was not that great, but the sides were easy to remove. And it had handles. Handles! Modern cases need handles. Give me handles. Please.

Meanwhile on that other dumbass website, a different dumbass website is happy to announce that they're using AI to generate global emotes now.

Because paying a real person to photoshop a Santa hat onto an actual cat, a task that would take like five minutes, is too hard I guess.

Fuck off, Twitch.

Thank heavens John Patrick is here to help me get 1,000 more users on my *checks notes* beta version extension of my actual extension with over a million users.

Bluesky be like

I hate buying some kinds of electronics.

> 50W Cigarette Lighter USB Charger!
> look inside
> 30W Max + 20W Max on two separate ports

Forgive me a moment of politics, but Michigan is doing great. Just went to vote. Since we have a week (minimum) of early in-person voting, it was a very relaxed experience. No big line or waiting. The place wasn't packed.

Not only that, but I got the best "I Voted" sticker of all time.

This also greatly simplifies the process of deploying updates. Pretty much just one command to wrangler and it's done.

I added a feature tonight to check for the Grabify IP logging URL shortener, and writing it *and* deploying it to everyone took like ten minutes. It's great.

A benefit of Bluesky still being fairly barebones is that it took me very little time to implement a resolver for FrankerFaceZ's link service.

The biggest delay was just trying to figure out how to access a post starting with a URL. The AT protocol documentation could use some work and examples.