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turns out this is a known issue with Qt on Windows and you can fix it pretty easily by deleting the %appdata%\qutebrowser\data\webengine\Service Worker directory

thanks internet

of course right after i type this, opening mastodon starts crashing qutebrowser

i should probably sleep

decided to give qutebrowser a try and I honestly really like it, it's fast, has a clean ui, and navigating with a keyboard is surprisinly intuitive and efficient on most sites, despite the fact I've never used vim or anything similar

Granted, it's not "destructive" and shouldn't be a huge issue as long as you're not purposefully triggering it - worst that seems to happen is a chkdsk scan when you reboot

Don't believe everything you hear on the internet, I guess

Seems concerning that all it takes to mess up the MFT of a NTFS drive on Windows 10 is accessing a crafted path, and that doing so doesn't even require user intervention

I'd be interested to test it in a VM or on some older Windows versions but I really hope this gets fixed soon. (or I could just bite the bullet and switch to a Linux distro, that works too lol)

how come cheese being aged 9 months is a selling point but milk being aged 9 months is a food safety violation

first person to say "gab already exists" gets a cookie

so how long until trump spins up his own mastodon instance