remember Opera and Seamonkey (and Lotus Notes) back when the all-in-one email/browser/cal/notes application concept was still kicking

> all-in-one email/browser/cal/notes application concept

You mean Emacs? All it needs is a good editor :)

Super reasonable cost, looks easier than dealing with my own Jekyll or something similar. Plan on giving this a spin!

If you use a static site generator like Jekyll, you can host a site for free on github pages.

(Blot looks as easy to use as other static site generators)

TIL Medium has a premium version for $5/mo

Am using namecheap's email service for my personal email and domain, this says it is an invalid email address

Mozilla recently released containerized tabs[0], I imagine the next logic step is building containerized Private Browsing Mode

[0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...

My understanding is that things actually went the other way. Private browsing came first, then the same approach was used to create more labels than just "private" and not "private". I think more features may be turned off in private browsing mode though.

I use multiple computers daily and not having those synced with my Firefox account is a pain in the ass.

Great looking font, I think my scroll wheel might be exhausted from that webpage though.

Here is a link to the github repo with the images and codebase: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

They consider the low level information about how their GPU works a trade secret. Source code won't be as helpful as documentation, but it's more work than reverse engineering the driver binaries.

If anything I feel as if there might be some general warning placed in the front of a store in order to comply with the need to inform shoppers