mnemonicoverload

@downey@floss.social @thorsummoner@ibite.lol Weird to choose 2007 since that's exactly when choice of browser was in a huge flux with Firefox slowly taking the top spot from IE over 2007-2008. Chrome didn't even release until Fall 2008, by which point Firefox had peaked with well over 50% of the user share and designing your web sites to adhere to standards was pretty much as popular as it would ever get.

@wasootch@mastodon.sdf.org Who / what do you see as the issue here? Aside from some misguided tankies my lived experience doesn't really line up with what you're saying here*. *unless you're referring to largely ignoring and refusing to undertake voluntary precautions to mitigate the still very much ongoing pandemic in which case yes, that pretty much seems like a huge universal blind spot across all political lines right now. @aral@mastodon.ar.al

@aral@mastodon.ar.al @wasootch@mastodon.sdf.org Ah, that's a fair point honestly. A lot of people don't seem to have a very nuanced understanding of the Ukraine situation in general. Many don't seem to differentiate between support for the Ukrainian people and support for the Ukrainian government. I guess my perspective is probably a bit different as a supporter of RevDia and Revolutionary Action in Belarus for over a decade. In the spaces I'm active in there wasn't really a debate of "Ukraine bad" vs "Russia bad", it was more practical discussions about how to provide material support to Anarchists in the region regardless of which borders they were operating within.