Got some spoopy 12VDC LED critters running off our 12VAC landscape lighting wire, which seems safer than running 120VAC extension cord across the porch
Also just realized I could convert that 12VAC to 5VDC and run some form of RasPi off the landscape power. I wonder if I could stash one in a weatherproof case in the backyard and do something fun with it and a camera
what the hell is a wonderwall anyway
Firefox & RSS
@charlag FWIW, once upon a time (i.e. in 2011), I built a Firefox add-on atop Live Bookmarks to expand them into even more of a feed reader.
It kind of demolished performance in Firefox overall. The feed polling stuff for Live Bookmarks was rather unloved, and it interacted very badly with Sync.
And I suspect all that code hasn't been touched at all since then up til it's removal
https://blog.lmorchard.com/2011/01/27/introducing-fireriver-a-river-of-news-for-firefox-4/
@sparcipx@mastodon.sdf.org invisible and silent
A funny thing about Firefox dropping the RSS feed preview is that I really disliked it when it first landed back around 2006.
It broke client-side XSL styling of feeds, which let you customize the display for your site.
That actually cost me a few hours at work at the time, because we'd promised a client we could use that stuff.
https://blog.lmorchard.com/2006/11/02/firefox-20-breaks-client-side-xsl-for-rss-and-atom-feeds/
That thing where I've had so much garlic with lunch that I'm afraid folks can tell on the other end of a video conference
That thing where there's a box in my office that I should have moved to the attic or basement but the cats have incorporated it into their nap schedules and so now it is office furniture.
@breakfastgolem Well, I don't keep this "Surfus" office god statue on my desk for no reason
@misuba @craigmaloney Well, I think back thenabouts, Thunderbird was considered more of the proper place for RSS reading than Firefox