using the windows snipping tool passes the file on your computer to the browser, effectively acting as a drag-and-drop, which this editor then interprets as an attachment. mystery solved

i found out that this is because firefox actually copies the image itself to the clipboard when you do right click -> copy image. edge and chrome just hotlink. rude

no ri--wait

no goddamn wonder it came loose jfc

who the FUCK designed a water supply fitting you can't tighten with a wrench

folks, for some reason the image I had pasted into the editor had not been attached as a file, but rather it had been inserted as a png as base64 data directly into the HTML img tag. then, in the background, the spell checker was checking that entire mass of ASCII characters as a string. aaahhh!!!!

I was going about my business writing an article, when suddenly firefox is using an insane amount of memory. After some investigation it turns out this is all because of a spell check process. Strange!

hey man what kind of engineer are you just curious

the choice to WHAT

omg

lol

it made me want to be a doctor when I was in high school which I gave up on literally my orientation day of college but my job has me diagnosing problems in a way that makes me feel house-like so that's a win IMO

like no, rising sons shouldn't be content on my fyp, that's the place my buddy took me to when I was the saddest I've ever been and there was a wild thunderstorm that rolled through while I ate drunken noodles

i am certain this is true for nearly everyone who "hates android." no, you hate adware

idk if you know this but your car already knows how fast it's going

boy is right in his name!!!

justin mcelroy seems to be doing better these days

So what, we just let these people shit up reviews of whatever they deem "DEI," and nobody can do anything about it? christ