sunnie
if being funny was a crime i would be alone in the streets // she/her
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the issue with this argument is that i don’t care about who made the app when it doesn’t work. that’s why i still have a chromium based secondary browser, it doesn’t matter that it’s the work of a billion dollar company trying to get a monopoly when the website i’m on is broken. yes, the blame is on who made the website, not firefox. i still need to be able to use it somehow
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Technology@lemmy.world•Google looks to be fully shutting down unsupported extensions and ad blockers in Chrome, such as uBlock Origin – which might push some folks to switch to FirefoxEnglish
10·2 年前if youre just looking for a downloader website with zero setup of your own there’s cobalt
For youtube there’s uYouPlus, but if you want a system wide adblocker you probably can’t do more than AdGuard DNS (search online how (or if) you can set it up on an ipad)
Upside-down cake
The first letter is alphabetical. 10 is quince tart, 11 is red velvet cake, 12 is snow cone and 13 is tiramisu
if hating something is your entire personality i am not talking to you regardless of what that thing is
please say these aren’t real
please stop bringing the dead dog here, i didn’t come to lemmy to see posts about reddit
“Oh boy, Celeste looks like a chill platformer, maybe I should give it a try”
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Android@lemmy.world•Google updates the Android brand with new logo and 3D robotEnglish
61·3 年前I like the old design more because it felt a bit more playful, with the lowercase a and simple droid being welcoming and not way too professional. This makes it really generic and brand-y.











that’s not really a thing in JS as Math isn’t imported, it’s just an object available globally. the closest you can get is like
const { random: getRandom } = Mathbut that’s just uglier.the implication is that this function is exported from a library so they have to keep the function around - obviously in a modern project you’d just do
Math.random()