That's Just Wrong
Our Country Needs an Enema, Part 2
Our Country Needs An Enema
365 Days of UNF: Day 265
Ha!
I'm Going To Hell
Hey Instagram…
The More You Know
Triptych
365 Days of UNF: Day 264
Doesn't Bother Me. It Just Makes Me Laugh!
Didn't Think So
Happy Anniversary To My Ben
Gratuitous Tom Hardy
Who Wants Cake?
It's ALWAYS That Time Of Day
Variations On A Theme (NSFW)
Oh Snap!
See below for what happens when you don't make medical decisions based on:
-Your cousin's friend
-Fox national prime time shows
-The non-science based views of Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott https://t.co/iAsjlQcxk8— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) September 19, 2021
Submitted Without Comment
A Not So Gentle Reminder
Hey Boy…
Inbreeding Will Do That
Where's the Lie?
Browsers
I really want to like Safari. I really do. Being native to the Mac, it's obviously the best choice since it's so integrated into the O/S, but I just can't.
While it has features I love (automatically offering to enter those two-factor authentication numbers), there are so many little glitchy things that drive me crazy. For instance, all of a sudden it decided it wasn't going to play the video part of videos. It plays the sound, but all I see is a black square. The Safari Technology Preview version fixed that, it has its own set of issues. It seems like Apple fixes one thing and two others break. And then there's the whole other issue with any of the Apple-approved (because you can now only get extensions through the App Store) adblocker extensions in Safari. They all suck. GIVE ME uBLOCK ORIGIN!
I was a Chrome user for years, but I hated the way it sucked up memory and brought my Mac to its knees (and not in a good way, you pervs). I've tried the Brave Browser, Firefox, and even Opera. Each one has at least one issue that renders them unusable for me.
I'm currently on the new Microsoft Edge. I hate to admit it, but of everything I've used, it—shockingly, since it is a Microsoft product—is working the best. It's built on Chrome, but doesn't seem to suck memory the way Chrome does. And while it doesn't have that nifty TFA feature built into Safari, it at least plays videos properly. All the Chrome extensions that I want to use work (including uBlock Origin!), so it looks like it might be my de facto choice until Apple gets their shit together.
I'm not holding my breath on that one.