Randomly adding bubble waffle?

Doesn’t the ban based on account activities instead or IP addresses?

Back in my days, around 5.

Now around 9. Heavily depends on the safety of the neighbourhood.

I like how it is creepy and unique.

This statement makes it sound absolute, but it is not.

The more people being nice, the better chance you meet people being good to you.

You can’t make them good to you, but they MIGHT be good to you because you are good to them.

It becomes part of the black hole. Then it will be very slowly evaporated.

I prefer Fallout 3. It has great atmosphere and feels more immersive.

Definitely recommend Ubiquiti Unifi products. Very reliable and easy to use.

Bone apple tea.

You need to open a restaurant.

A lot of virtual machines for what?

Some Chinese EVs copy the style of fancy cars. For example the Xiaomi EV practically ripped off a Porsche.

Original, high quality designs require high development costs. Also a good design should consider the functionality as well, such as aerodynamics specific to the power and handling of the vehicle. Weight distribution etc.

Edit: not an expert at all, just my guess and observations

Sorry for AI but I couldn’t find it by just googling:

Yes, Firefox did have an in-house developed “Tab Center” — it was an experimental feature created by Mozilla as part of their Test Pilot programme around 2016–2017.

🧪 Mozilla’s Original “Tab Center” Name: Tab Center

Status: Experimental Test Pilot feature (now discontinued)

Timeframe: Circa 2016–2017

Purpose: To explore the usability of vertical tabs on the left side of the browser, instead of the traditional horizontal layout.

🔍 Key Features Displayed open tabs vertically in a sidebar.

Showed a more spacious, scrollable list of tabs.

Included favicons and tab titles — easier to manage lots of tabs.

Supported mouse gestures like tab pinning and closing.

Looked and felt very similar to Edge’s modern vertical tabs.

Many years ago they had an offical extension called “Tab Center”, it had been in “labs” for some time. When it finished testing (it worked well), Mozilla decided to drop it instead of deploying it in Firefox. It wasn’t even in low priority.

It took them many years and they finally implemented vertical tabs in 2024.

Pretty accurate except for “we must focus on the browser”, I’ve never seen/heard them doing that.

I still remember when they cancelled vertical tabs after successful testing.

No offense. But I’m completely going to offend you.

This one? https://piefed.social/feeds

What exactly does the nesting system do?

Please create an account on PieFed if you don’t already have one. Let’s keep the momentum of more and more users migrating to PieFed. Also help contribute content to other instances so we can reduce .ml influences.

I emotionally withdraw myself from the politics. I do read the headlines and summaries but usually skip details that might upset myself.