That’s English for ya! You would think that after the Great Vowel Shift people would have considered re-spelling words and names to more properly fit their roots, but evidently instead they just decided to start pronouncing everything wrong.

Hold on now. If an svg will render as valid html in browsers, does that mean I can use Inkscape as a wysiwyg webpage editor, and just export that to html?

You’re right, I’m going to change all my fonts to comic sans (or whatever open-source variant might exist)…

Just Egg is a product that makes a great scrambled egg or omelette alternative. That stuff is also ridiculously expensive though. Luckily the main ingredient, mung beans, are much cheaper than both eggs or Just Egg. Here’s a video recipe for making your own Just Egg.

Tofu scramble is even easier to make than scrambled eggs are (no need to worry about contact-based foodborne illness!) I like making them with diced potatoes, and they go great in breakfast wraps.

When that happens, our social security cards are going to be the least of our concerns.

Social security numbers should be PGP public keys. The government can host a key server, and that way anyone can generate, upload, or change keys easily.

Plus, it would mean everyone has to learn how to use pgp crypto, which would mean we might actually be able to make the web of trust a reality. 🙂

If you’re going to be regurgitating animal ag astroturfing propaganda, I hope they’re at least paying you. It’d be really embarrassing if you’re just simping for fascist funders for free. Anyway, Cowspiracy is a whole documentary debunking regenerative cattle ranching, in addition to plenty of other sources. The whole thing is just a nonsense nonstarter, and anyone arguing otherwise is right up there with climate deniers and anti-vaccers.

I like how that font disambiguates glyphs that often get confused, but I found it to be pretty hard to look at, honestly. I think the main issue might be that the line thickness appears to be uniform at all parts in all letters.

Number one, no they don’t. Animal husbandry is one of the most environmentally harmful practices you could be doing. That’s the topic of this very post. Learn to read.

Number two, I neither vape nor joint. Again, take your trolling elsewhere, animal abuser.

What a surprise, a proud animal abuser walks right into a pro-plant-based post, within a vegan community, and starts spouting omni cliches. Gtfo.

Dude, I’m vegan and couldn’t be happier getting my macros from plants.

Beans and grains are all the protein you need.

I wish there was an open font that tries to do the same thing, but with an aesthetic that wasn’t reminiscent of comic sans.

The problem with your scenario is that problem 1 is problem 1 and 2 for Ladybird, whereas Firefox is already a mature code base.

There are more than two browser engines. But it’s important to emphasize supporting Firefox’s engine because we’re already at threat of there being only one dominant engine.

Absolutely untrue. Firefox is entirely open-source. Forks of it already exist. The only thing that’s needed is for people who are willing and capable, to create a more dedicated stewardship model and the rest of us to get behind the hard fork they release. This is exactly the kind of thing software freedom is meant to allow us to do.

Okay, you do you. But it still doesn’t make sense to try to rally everyone else behind a whole new unfinished browser, when an otherwise very good one just needs new leadership.

I don’t understand why everyone wants to jump ship to a whole new browser, when the governance of a browser is the real issue to solve regardless of which browser is supported. A good stewardship model has to be established by people of integrity, technical skill, and funding. From there forking making a hard fork of Firefox is way cheaper and easier than trying to invest in one that’s not even finished.

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