Make pretzels.

I basically do the same, but in a single command and I have all my aliases (and functions) in ~/.aliases.

Speaking of PP, the walk to work today was so cold, mine was turtling away and it still almost got frostbitten.

Decendant of John Brown?

You must not have enough economy.

It’s chewy but it’s nutritious!

Last time I played it, about ten years ago, I just ripped through it like it was nothing. I was about 30 then, so it’s not that impressive.

But I remember playing for the first time and throughout my entire childhood when you include the sequels. It was such a fun game. The Christmas we got it, my uncle got to Springyard zone on the first try (me and my brother could barely make it past Green Hill) and I remember being so excited to get as far as he did and then even farther.

Edit: Oh yeah, I think Star Light zone has the best music ever.

Agreed, it should be this

I only played it for 15 seconds, but I could hear the music anyway!

I don’t know, but I think it would go about as well as this.

There are no slave branches like there are no slave recordings.

Master bedroom and master bath also have nothing to do with slavery.

Switch and restore came later because checkout was problematic.

Smart Tube has DeArrow, you just need to turn it on.

A fascist dictatorship taking over America.

You can’t say that anymore.

I think it’s also pretty easy to build off grid in Idaho due to the regulations (or rather, the lack thereof).

Yes, but you’re talking about a fully embeddable browser engine that doesn’t exist yet. I want to see it come to fruition, too, to be clear.

Wouldn’t it be easier to fork Gecko and use that? Or Blink/WebKit? And some already exist (LibreWolf, Brave), so if those aren’t satisfactory replacements then I can’t see Servo being a silver bullet.

To be clear, I love the idea of Servo and I think the browser ecosystem needs to not be an oligopoly. I just don’t think it’s a silver bullet. I do think it can be a step towards an open future of the web and I am fully on board.

I think Firefox is still (among) the best option(s) and I have no plans to switch, but their AI pivot definitely has me concerned.