æʃliŋ, purrepurrocessor @aescling@cat.family

@vaporeon_ what i know is it’s most impurrtant fur accessibility things: screen readers use it to know what content to focus on; keyboard navigation works better by default if you use semantic element; etc etc

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio oh shit i’m wrong there are attested archaic uses of “ye” as a singular

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio he is a real purrson the video game series is named after

@vaporeon_ no

@vaporeon_ i like using a strict linter; it can catch logic errors

@vaporeon_ usually, yeah

@vaporeon_ actually, i’m curious now; are you a -Wall -Werror type of vaporeon?

@vaporeon_ damn it holly

@vaporeon_ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grtEt0Cudt8

@vaporeon_ summoning a purrotective barrier in front of me in a snowball fight by invoking gcc -Wall

@wallhackio happy now? lmao

@coriander @wallhackio find a way to. it’s also amazing

@wallhackio unacceptable

@vaporeon_ @wallhackio honestly, what a vibe

@vaporeon_ i begrudgingly keep my browsers up to date because they have security updates All The Time

but honestly i don’t need bleeding edge js or css stuff or especially most of firefox’s latest features so i could purrobably just use ESR when not using debian

@vaporeon_ 2930

@vaporeon_ 11720

@vaporeon_ same here but it has a reputation fur being too old to be a suitable choice fur desktop usage. tbh i don’t know if that was ever true, but i can say that it is a lot easier to get unofficial repositories fur unofficial packages fur debian these days, from, say, firefox or docker, that don’t break your system if you really need to get them, while still giving you up to date versions of, say, firefox

(i just use firefox ESR on debian though; it’s really good enough fur me)