Notices by Emma (ipg@wetdry.world), page 4

firefox: ads in the browser
chrome: ads by the browser
netscape: too old to display ads, possibly anti-ads

i think we've found our solution

maybe i should make a "fair" list of websites that are harmful to the open web, what category of websites should be included?

i'm thinking, in order from "worst" to "still worst but not as bad"

- operating system user agent blocks, since there's no conceivable excuse for those (a Linux or BSD user is just as valid as a Windows one)
- outright blocks of Tor, VPNs, or any other wide reaching IP space that impacts privacy or global availability (for Tor and VPNs, not withstanding sensitive routes)
- using that bastard web attestation API, for whatever purpose
- blocking out users for using ad and content blockers
- using prompt fatigue to force user consent (for marketing, notifications, etc)
- arbitrarily blocking out user agents (if they're lacking a required web feature - the web feature should be checked for, not the UA, but ill dock them less if theres a reason)

anything i'm missing?

Go ahead, update your PS3.

hardest image of all time

My true home in the metaverse... home sweat home 😊😊😊😊😊

WHAT DO YOU MEAN RAGE WARS WANTS TO RECEIVE KEYSTROKES FROM ANY APPLICATION

some state-sponsored attackers hacking into my critical infrastructure only to see it's running on a POWER9 server in big endian mode

i think everyone should have a little website

my capture card is deathly allergic to the PAL version of NFS Underground on the Xbox outputting a 1440x576 interlaced signal

i have PAL-60 enabled in the dashboard

fuck Microsoft for disabling 480p, 720p and 1080i output on PAL Xbox btw

this new twitter logo is so ugly 😭

all software is free software if you're good at ghidra and don't care about the dmca

22.86 Centimetre Nails

dis is me

can Mozilla please implement web features please please please

@w

this how some of your feeds look

microsoft powertoys

In the UK, due to cultural norms there is a slightly different standard for device connectivity known as "Universal Serial Double-Decker Bus" (USDDB).

give's you an egg