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Hey Firefox users 👋 As the title says, I've been working on a browser extension to crowdsource reports of AI slop articles, and to flag those results in search engine results. For now the extension is at an alpha-quality state, but I'm looking for testers and feedback. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in testing and/or providing feedback on, let me know in the comments and I'll DM you with a download for the signed extension package and a set of test login credentials!

At the moment it's firefox-only, and it only works on DuckDuckGo search result pages, but I'm continuing to work on it now that the backend API is deployed.

[A screenshot from a search for \"table saw tips\

I've created an action set layer with the intention of allowing me to switch between the right trigger being activated by holding it down and it being activated by pressing to toggle it on and off. I was able to set this up successfully for the Steam Deck's integrated controller by having the default bindings in the default action set, and within the layer, I change the settings of the right trigger to enable toggle mode triggers > right trigger behavior > R2 full pull > cog icon > settings > toggle.

Switching between default and the layer, I can see that in the default toggle is disabled for R2 and in the layer it is enabled.

If I try to do the same thing with my xinput c

Inspired by web implementations of other party games such as spyfall, I've been working on a webapp for Two Rooms and a Boom by Tuesday Knight Games for a few months. I'm finally considering this to be a minimum viable product ready for some feedback from the community! Currently the app will allow you to play with the standard first-game set of cards (president, bomber, red team, blue team, and gambler for odd-numbered groups), and automatically splits players into rooms, deals out cards, and times the rounds. If you want to try it out, you can find it online at tworooms.online. The project is on github here, so if you run i