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yay, my 13th (14th?) chrome cve!! chromereleases.googleblog.com/2026/07/stab...
so turns out you can *still* use ublock on chrome if you just inspect element it lmfao
til css physical units used to actually represent their real-word counterparts
i do enjoy drweb informing us of the Equestria Girls Princess Animation Series though
kind of crazy how google's ai overview uses ai-generated articles based on my blogpost as sources, instead of, yknow, just using my original blogpost
the setting is supposed to be called "Default zoom" (ff desktop) or "Page zoom" (chrome desktop), because the "Font size" setting is only supposed to change the font size, not the entire page zoom pictured is desktop firefox and chrome with the test and changed "Font size" setting (not what i want)
in firefox mobile you can go in Settings -> Accessibility and use the "Font Size" slider (pic 1) to achieve this though, it sucks for a few reasons: 1. it's global, not per-page 2. it's annoying to get to (vs chrome, pic 2) 3. it is called the wrong thing (this is why i wasnt aware of it until now)
here's a test: data:text/html,<div%20style="border-right:8px solid red"><p%20style=font-size:1rem>test</p><p%20style=font-size:16px>test</p></div> what i want is for both of the texts on the page to get bigger, but for the red box on the right to stay visible (pictured)
so there's a few things here what i want is the zoom option that desktop browsers and mobile chrome have (pictured) it is a feature that scales up the entire page for a single origin -- now what firefox mobile has turns out to be *somewhat* what i want, though under the wrong verbiage
quick proof of concept of the leak idea though @pspaul95.bsky.social reminded me of their version of essentially the same thing (albeit with a bit different of an implementation): blog.pspaul.de/posts/bench-...
a pattern i've noticed with various slopped summaries of my work is that ai tends to ignore new knowledge and stick to what it is already familiar with, completely ignoring the findings of my work in favour of a narrative that is easier to text autocomplete
fediverse drama: instance admin tries to convince one of the biggest instances to ban gay porn, claims to stand for free speech and not be homophobic because their lgbt acquaintances don't like gay porn either, compares gay porn to gore half the replies are (cw'd!) queer nudes
context is that i wanted to try notion's /html block, but there's no way to just type out html without uploading a file yourself, so i thought i'd just let the agent thing generate a basic html block so that i could continue manually editing the html source from there
thats not what i wanted thats just a github pages link that doesnt even exist and it took you 3 minutes to generate it
i keep my campaign promises! (pictured: klxpy before i released the s/i/x hack)
so this was the MD5 hash for "le sexxxxy sex spam", which is the description reddit admins internally gave to a domain they blocked