Great gray owls in their nest, Finland (© imageBROKER.com/Alamy)

I’ve gotten used to hearing a certain phrase. “You can’t trust the AI” to not make mistakes. That’s how you know; they kind of did it. Imagine there’s a box and that box is orange.

Someone takes that orange box, calls it a black box, declares that orange is the new black, points to another orange box and tells you to open up that black box. Can you … no questions asked? If so, then you might have mathematical powers (or color blindness).

I was thinking the other day that when I first saw CSS, my initial question was, “Why is everything not important?” And, I was told that’s not (not) important. Shared abstractions; they drive on parkways and park on driveways.

Sunflowers in a field in summer (© Arsgera/Shutterstock)

Support and tutorials for this new 3D printer.

Petroglyphs near Fruita in Capitol Reef National Park, Utah (© Nicolas VINCENT/Adobe Stock)

Royal Mile, Edinburgh, Scotland (© MEDITERRANEAN/Getty Images)

Ring-tailed lemur infant playing with its own tail, Madagascar (© Andy Rouse/Nature Picture Library)

nikitonsky: Not sure why but on Figma home screen there are three buttons to create new document. They all work differently (selection screen, dropdown, immediate action) but eventually create the same empty document.

‘Beyond Walls’ land-art installation by Saype at Expo 2020 Dubai, United Arab Emirates (© VALENTIN FLAURAUD/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)

Why dabble with Firefox? Everything is customizable. How long will this be so? Who knows. E.g, I have custom stylesheets that hide comments everywhere (Firefox/Chrome) among other things. “Experts” only?

about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox

chrome://browser/content/browser.xhtml

toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets true