Only because you can’t improve upon perfection.

Not to mention some places just have slices out, under a heat lamp, so it’s just grab-and-go.

There’re alternative frontends that your admin. can install (and some designed so you can use without them being installed on your particular instance: https://phtn.app/ (https://phtn.app/accounts/login, to login)); no need for any app. (outside your browser) to be installed for you to use a different web UI other than the default one.

ED! ED! ED IS THE STANDARD!!!

I think that’s a huge source of disconnect with Gen Z. I don’t think they ever had a concept of dark humor.

I mean, I dunno; I think you’re right in the sense that Gen. Z doesn’t do edgy humor nearly as much but they are still known for irony poisoning and I think you get similar outcomes, just (now) with the veneer of there being, really, a truth to what you’re saying.

“Helen Keller didn’t really do all that” is squarely a Gen. Z “joke” with just as awful implications as dark humor.

I don’t have any opinions or positions on it but I know Benno Rice (if you’re familiar with FreeBSD, any) gave a talk regarding systemd a few years back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_AIw9bGogo

At one of my old jobs (which handled owning malls (I worked on the websites)), one of the locations would hold an event with Autism Speaks; during a meeting, someone mentioned that we needed to get the campaign advertisements on the site for one of their upcoming events.

At the mention of “Autism Speaks”, I reflexively went, “Ew.” Only dawned on me, after the fact, that it probably looked to the rest of my coworkers like I was ridiculously immature about and ablist towards autistic people.

It used to freeze up a lot; and, then, you lost all tabs, if it did. That’s why I’d stopped using it and switched to Chrome, back in the day.

With all the crap Google’s doing, I tried Firefox out again something like 5 or 7 years ago and it’s now better than what Chrome offers (for me, of course; I’d’ve probably still switched, anyway, just to deGoogle my life further).

I do find it starts to massively lag when I get to a certain number of tabs/windows; but Chrome doesn’t seem to ever shut off my CPU fans under the same level of load so not like it gets a leg up.

Your instance (if it’s anything like lemmy.blahaj.zone) likely turned off downvotes which (I’d guess) is why you don’t see a button for it.

The one I absolutely loathe (maybe because I run into it more often) is them stealing when I press Ctrl+f to focus their page’s search textbox.

You might want to put them under a spoiler for anyone who’s squicked out by bugs but that’s so cool; 'never thought about keeping them. Thanks for uploading those.

Good thing, too; it’d be pretty hard to ride the carpet, otherwise.

You’re thinking of Ensign Melora Pazlar; her home planet’s gravity was less strong than what most humanoids are used to so she needed the chair. She was outfitted in a regular wheelchair because the Cardassians (as you might imagine) don’t care much about disability so the station had no way to be outfitted for use with an anti-grav. chair.

😁; I love this.

(granted, you did mention that you could shoehorn this but) I don’t think a fragment of any sentence needs to have the sentence make sense if you remove the fragment; we jam fragments that are required to understand a sentence into all sorts of locations of sentences, all the time.

The honest answer is that we don’t really have any hard rules about comma usage (as you point out, the sentence would work just as well without any commas), broadly, so people kind of just go vibes-based, most of the time.

I feel like “did so with poor grammar” very obviously doesn’t feel like a tack on to a sentence (like, starting with a verb wouldn’t make sense) so I’m inclined to disagree but I’m anal about comma placement so maybe the average person would.

I kept all of mine; more teeth for me.

Some pictures are meant to be demonstrative and intentionally inaccurate for said demonstration.

My assumption was that’s what they were going for.

What I’ve noticed is that most poor comma placement is because people forgot the leading one; “I like how someone , who is making fun of another’s literacy, did so with poor grammar.”

It’s astoundingly common, including (especially) amongst publications.

I take pictures to send weekly and she comments on how well it looks like I’ve been eating; it’s really helped us stay in touch.