Maciej Stachowiak 🇺🇸🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦 @othermaciej@qoto.org

@tomayac @aardrian @mathias Hmm, I think Firefox behavior may be partially a bug. Firefox will copy this as all uppercase to rich text contexts but sentence case plaintext: `<h1 style="text-transform: uppercase">Hello<h1>`. But the original example it copies as mixed-case always. So it's following the spec rule for plaintext, but additionally has a bug where it won't copy styles that come from style rules, even when pasting into an editable HTML context like a macOS Mail compose window. Firefox likewise copies `color: red` when it comes from inline style but not when it comes from an external style rule.

@tomayac @aardrian @mathias The spec only requires this for plain text paste, not any other format, so you may or may not have seen a spec violation depending on how and where you pasted.

That said, I think this spec requirement for plain text paste is bad UX and should be changed in the spec. Users expect that when they copy/paste, they get the same characters. They have no way of knowing which capitalization is stylistic vs part of the content.

#7GamesToKnowMe #Throwback edition

Dungeons of Daggorath
Robot Odyssey
Thexder
Baldur’s Gate
Star Control II
The Secret of Monkey Island
Super Mario 64

#7GamesToKnowMe recent edition

The Room
Pillars of Eternity
Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Horizon: Zero Dawn
The Last of Us
The Witcher III
Hearthstone

@arv @rniwa it’s in ~/Library/Safari/Databases . Note that you have to access with Finder, not command line, due to the protections on ~/Library/Safari

@janxdevil See that's what I always thought when I played the first game, only reinforced when you find the recorder citing their past unethical and failed experiments. So I never understood why Joel's choice was supposed to be remotely difficult or divisive. But I think Naughty Dog just failed to make the "one life vs the world" setup as credible as they meant it to be.

@mitchw that’s how it reads to me but I don’t think that’s how it is intended! I think the writers, the Fireflies, and Joel all believe there is a sure shot at a cure that requires immediate murder. It’s seemingly intended to be a trolley problem scenario, not a depiction of utter depravity or lunatic recklessness. At least, that’s the impression I got from the second game and from the delta between the first game and the show.

@sleepy @jwz think that’s the authorial intent (though perhaps the more nuanced: “he would sacrifice the world for the one he loves, and does”. I think it’s meant to be objectively true and specifically actually believed by Joel.

But it’s not very well supported by the actual cure scenario, which makes it seem more like he’s rescuing his loved one from deranged quacks.

Stuff like this is why I always assumed the Fireflies are full of shit at the end of The Last of Us and had no idea how to make a cure and were just going to murder a person for nothing. I assumed that was the intended reading, but maybe it's just a splash of bad writing in an otherwise brilliantly written game and show?

https://slate.com/culture/2023/03/last-us-finale-hbo-season-1-vaccine-ending.html

@rgadellaa @jensimmons the bug has attention from the proper team.

@sto3psl Sorry about that, it’s restricted for technical reasons I can’t fix right now but the upshot is to disable “webgl” for main thread OffscreenCanvas.

I can’t share when actual support for WebGL OffscrenCanvas is coming but it’s something we are interested in.

@sto3psl This was a bug in an earlier beta. The intent is that OffscreenCanvas will not support "webgl" contexts regardless of whether it's on a worker. Expect to see that fix in an upcoming beta, it should allow for easier feature detection. (Sorry, I didn't realize it hadn't been in a beta yet). https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=253267

@AshleyGullen This was a bug in an earlier beta. The intent is that OffscreenCanvas will not support "webgl" contexts regardless of whether it's on a worker. Expect to see that fix in an upcoming beta, it should allow for easier feature detection. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=253267