with those low res graphics, I'd say Wolfenstein like

They like to repeat the phrase ghost gun. Ohh how scary.

What they need to say is firearms that is unserialized.

But wait, its perfectly legal to manufacture a firearm for personal use. Those personal firearms are not required to have a serial number.

personal/private manufactured firearms, are not required to be serialized, unless they are transferred to someone else, and that needs an FFL for the transfer and the stamping of the number [part of the FFLs license number is L holder to attempt to make a valid serial number, however "identifying" markings are highly encouraged [not reqd].

and of course there must be no legal disqualification for ownership/possesion of a firearm, and the reqd paerwork for short barrel rifle or automatic weapon must be possessed if you intend to build one , [note "new" automatics are banned from production unless you are FFL6 or FFL10 and likely a special operator/armorer under govt contract]

Looney toons is a Warner Brothers property, not Disney.

I wasn't thinking. you are of course correct. My brain conflated because both are based in burbank. yeah, that's what i am going with.

On a side not, I like how we have electron apps that are 100s of mega that just access a website. Just as much of a waste.

Careful, people here might look down on that kind of joke!

I have frequently said to myself, "you know what Fandom needs? More ads"

If I'm looking for a specific piece of info that ends up being on a fandom wiki, it's quite a turn off.

Whenever my phone accidentally opens fandom with Chrome rather than Firefox mobile (with uBO), I wonder how the hell anybody browses the internet on their phone without an ad blocker...

It gets a lot better with an ad blocker and other annoyance-blockers. The deeper question is whether or not you think it’s worth it. I think many people visit Fandom pages only briefly from a SERP and then take off, like Wikipedia but specific to a game. If that’s the way you use Fandom then it’s probably not worth it.

What makes it worth it is if there’s a page specific to a game you like and you spend a good amount of time there reading stuff. That’s a long tail thing though.

Most of the time I don't notice it because I use Firefox w/ uB0 on all platforms. But recently I've been playing some games on Steam and trying to use Steam's browser overlay to cache some guides. Its browser seems to be a chrome fork and does not support any kind of adblocker, unfortunately, and so I've been exposed to just how bad Fandom wikis are without one.

Also, the site is really slow. The only thing that the site manages to turn on is the computer fans.

That's just par for the course for any online service these days, though. It's not like Netflix, Hulu Spotify are keeping their prices flat.

Do I need a lighter or the matrix soundtrack to accomplish this hack.

Either.

[0] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20220816-00/?p=10...

But, did you successfully receive that 4 day/night accommodation?

I strongly disagree. I can not envision this software being added to windows as some kind of system software without it getting messed up somewhere along the line. It is a great piece of software and does a specific job really well. Let's leave it as is.