a big tip I have for sending things out to beta readers: ALWAYS send a copy of the work and not the original. if you're using google docs, make a copy and send that for commenting. if you uploading to a website, put it on a different subdirectory than the one you intend to publish on. this way you can continue to edit in the background without worrying if the feedback you received from the beta reader was for before or after you made the intervening edits.
I still think MDN should add a column for SeaMonkey in its browser compatibility list tables, but I now know the workaround:
Since 2.53.1, the SeaMonkey release notes say it uses the same back-end as Mozilla Firefox 60.x.
So if the browser compatibility number in Firefox's column is 61 or greater, then there's no support in SeaMonkey.
did you know the queerest web 1.0 forum is still online http://forums.transbian.love
i'm gonna keep posting about lesbiaboard until people beg me to stop trying to make lesbiaboard happen and then i'll post about it some more
you know how in tng you see the transporter effect linger more around the torso
you know how jpeg compression uses less cosine transforms where there is less data
what if transporter compression really fucks up your limbs where there's less "data" as in tissue complexity than where there's a bunch of organs
new blog post
what to do with a retro computer?
cleaned up all the belt gunk, gave each wheel a drop of oil just for good measure, installed new proper belt, wobble is gone
queer robot squirrelbunny girl, un-retired computer fairies founder (2017-2021, 2024-), drone #6502, official amiga mascot, making a return to upset those who told us to leave.
https://pronoun.gdn/byte?or=it, robot, lowercase, check system link above, meatspace avatar is 32yo, it blocks minors indiscriminately
flirting good but get at least acquainted first?
HRT: 15/11/2015
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