I'd second Mozilla sync, especially as you can self-host the server.

Oh I see - yes, if the seats around the women are automatically reserved then that exploit doesn't work.

I was thinking first would be the fake booking to find where the women were sitting, then switch browsers/clear cookies/whatever and book with the real details.

Fascinating stuff, and great to see Deluxe Paint II and Silkworm again - I spent lots of time with both of them back in the day.

I am, thanks!

Thank you and goodbye to lazy-static, I'll think of you every time I use a regex.

This dreamlike style reminds me of the cards in the game Dixit:

Nope, it's still great on Windows. Perhaps they went to Linux since it's still Windows-only.

We find that film so quotable, although not in polite company.

I wish all rules, Ts&Cs, contracts, etc came like this. It might make it less unfeasible to follow what's changed when something forces you to agree to the new version of the terms.

The problem with stats like these are that Firefox users (and the browser's defaults) block a lot of the scripts and images used for tracking.

Cloudflare's stats show higher Firefox usage (4.737% for 2023 Q3), although that's still less than even Edge. My own logs show more still, although my visitors are more technical than usual.

I just noticed the same errors myself:

error="last.fm error(29): Rate Limit Exceeded - This application has made too many requests in a short period. If this is your API key, see https://www.last.fm/api/tos#4.4 for information about raising the limit."

Edit: Oh, and now I see you need to have your own in the latest version anyway:

BREAKING CHANGE: This release removes the Last.fm shared API-key, as previously announced here. If you use any Last.fm functionality (scrobbling, biographies, album descriptions), please check the documentation on how to create your own API Key, it is free and should only take you a couple of minutes. NOTE: Remember to re-enable scrobbling after changing the API Key and restarting the server.