As long as you mute it.

They are the collective main browser makers, including Mozilla. One thing Mozilla can (and does) do is insert site-specific workarounds (e.g. changing the User Agent), and/or work with the website to ensure compatibility.

https://webcompat.com/ to report. (Also in the menu: “Report broken site”.)

I mean, come on.

This (vertical tabs) is still an experimental feature that isn’t even in Firefox Labs yet. It’s not that surprising that all edge cases have been ironed out yet. I mean, come on.

I think in another comment they mentioned that this was only in Nightly?

Even if he doesn’t eat it, his god is still sliced up and baked on the table.

It might be an anecdote by the author. And it’s not like it stands out as a weird enough thing that it has to be relevant to the plot.

Also their cousin is probably a turkey or something.

I think that means that it’s opt-in.

Haha thanks, I didn’t know until you visualised it.

Damn TIL! So much for my religious education.

…and where did all the people that came after Cain and Abel come from? Who was their mother?

Maybe it depends on the urinal? In the US I have seen urinals that basically reach from the floor to your waist, which I imagine involves some splashing. Here in Europe I’ve only seen the ones that are way smaller, around waist height.

Worst thing is that that usually cost more effort.

Agreed, although I’d posit that we were able to get the strong social safety thanks in large part to the multi-party democracy. But otherwise, yes, agreed on all counts.

In the EU, but my point is that the scale is way different. I’m in the Netherlands, and the far-right resurgence here is still being kept in check to some extent by the other parties. I shudder to think what would happen if they could do what they want just because they’re the largest, but they can’t.

Damn jongleurs!

(But thanks for teaching me something today!)

I’m not so sure. I’m from a multi-party democracy, and while the ultra-rich (or, well, mega-rich I suppose - the US’s ultra-rich are at a different level I think) certainly have their interests catered to, I feel like on balance the scales are tipped to their benefit to a way smaller extent, largely thanks to the multi-party system.

Fair enough, but I honestly find it ghoulish regardless of the surrounding terminology.

Oh yeah, I mean, obviously, no contention there.

Who the hell called that a recorder btw? As not-a-native-speaker, the first time I heard that term I was super confused, thinking they were talking about a tape recorder.

Knowing basically nothing about anything that’s relevant here, so pardon any ignorance, but it does sound to me like anything that moves the US towards a true multi-party system would be a pretty fundamental change?