Try using the FireFox Task manager, built for the express purpose you require, (shift + escape). No extension is necessary.

The Network panel of the Web Developer tools (control+ shift+I) will measure the size downloaded web page along with the speed to download it.

Previously, web developers had to add a bit of extra code to qualify a website as a progressive app. What TFA says is now Chrome will accept any old website as a progressive app, no extra development required.

I think that's what the Astros did a few years ago against the Dodgers.

The players then banged on a trash can with a bat or a massage device known as a Theragun once or twice to signal to the batter to be ready for a curveball or another off-speed pitch. If it was a fastball, they would not bang on the trash can.

https://www.nytimes.com/articl...

That makes a lot of sense! Thank you for that explanation, I am very much displeased seeing the ugly, evil monstrosity of which you speak.

The blinking light atop the famous, round Capitol Records tower in Los Angeles spells out the word "Hollywood" in Morse code. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... Click the link to read "Hollywood" in Morse code. I copy/pasted that text and receive this helpful message from the slashdots: Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted! Filter error: Please use fewer 'junk' characters. So besides unicode, Slashdot won't do Morse ether.

Here's a Brother double-sided monochrome laser-printer actually for sale, ($162)

https://archive.is/jdLT1 We seem to have a pattern.

The government doesn't seem to care about multiple vendors much at all. In fact it's been my experience all the government cares about is Microsoft and the default answer for a developer requesting to use anything else is, "No", with an uphill bureaucratic battle ahead if anything else is ever gonna happen.

Like, once we had to use Microsoft TFS which is a garbage product that competes with Atlassian JIRA, OpenProject and Notion. I'm no fan of JIRA mind you, but JIRA is like playing with puppies compared to using gawdaful TFS. TFS is so bad, the government started using JIRA.

(I like both Notion and OpenProject a lot! I use Notion for free personally)

As a developer, I've been using Workstation on Linux and Windows for many, many years, along with an ESXi server at home. VMware Workstation used to be the only approved way to run a Linux LAMP stack on a US government notebook PC. As a result, I've also personally paid for %$#@! Workstation forced annual upgrades on and off for years, and now this. My fairly loyal developer's investment became toast overnight, with an a sudden announcement.

Thankfully over the last few years DDEV (docker containers) have greatly simplified my life while reducing resources requirements. As a developer, I can't say enough good things about DDEV and similar container technology. DDEV is the future, while VMware is merely a decaying husk of what it once was.

I hear you, and the reason I submitted this was because I thought the content of the article was truely News For Nerds.

Don't you mean, "The leopard won't eat my face".

The referenced article makes oh so clear, heaven forbid you find yourself working for the Federal government as a scientist working on something like climate changes for American farmers growing crops during Trump's second 4-year term. Like if you didn't already know as a scientist, you're gonna realize you've got a massive target on your back because of all those 'alternative facts' and special interests.