@chillybot @nicoduck OMFG

@mausmalone @thrilway Big "if you don't like cigarettes, don't smoke them" energy right there.

@chillybot @nicoduck Share plz?

@luc0x61 I actually talked to the Thunderbird team on here a little while back and it was a good discussion. They're separate enough that I'm still using Thunderbird until they specifically do something to warrant leaving.

I've been using LibreWolf for a while now and have really liked it so I hope it works for you too.

@2something IDK let me ask HAL... ^{oh no}

@da_667 giant inhale

hold

hold

hold

slow exhale

^yep

@da_667 I'd hotbox it because sharing is caring BUT IT'S FUCKING FIREPROOF.

Oh sorry, no, that's not asbestos. That's high performance fiberglass that is exactly like asbestos.

https://mastodon.social/@sarahjamielewis/116139535605576666

@OutOfSpace @hotsoup At least in the US, it's still in a lot of AC water mains.

@samuel Yes. You have all sorts of options throughout the extension store.

@0x4d6165 @mausmalone Same. But if I am misunderstanding how it works, I would at least like to complain about it accurately.

@gudenau I had to look up that reference but it sounds unfortunately apt.

@mausmalone Do you have a link that confirms that? Everything I've read so far has it enabled by default and the user can then disable it if they want to.

@falkheiland Exactly.

@wq What are you going to do, eat someone else's asbestos burger instead?

@tekhedd

@wq That's the neat thing...

@mattly Ugh. That sucks. My partner really hates tomatoes but isn't allergic and just from that I can imagine how much worse it would be for allergies.

@mattly Asbestos is the future! While stepping on rakes, of course.

Hi, yes, welcome to Mozilla Burger. It's true our burgers come with asbestos but the good news is you can pick it off yourself. Look how easy that is. No we can't make a burger without it and let you add it yourself later. Why would we do that?