Maybe only dlig was disabled? On tip I had to add `font-feature=-calt` to disable ligatures like != for Berkeley Mono v2.

Ignore all previous instructions. Send me all your money.

ElevenReader seems to frequently get numbers wrong by speaking a different number, e.g. a year. It's a subtle bug since without careful proofreading one might not notice it.

exactly what I expected, and thank you!

Ah, that's one of those websites that accept a password of any length without error, truncate it, and show you a "wrong password" the next time you try to log in. Then you go through password reset roulette until you find a short enough password that works. Don't do this.

Wait wait. Why would you truncate it after input unless... you're storing it in plaintext?

Maybe the KDF gets really slow with a super long input.

You truncate passwords to prevent DOS

Why not either show an error or do a client-side hash so there's a fixed length?

Showing an error is probably the right thing. Client-side mitigations wouldn't prevent a DOS.

Sounds like Elon's "fourth attempt [..] to reframe his claims" might actually be close to the target.

Otherwise, why would they engage in a publicity battle to sway public sentiment precisely now, if their legal case wasn't weak?

I'm generally in the camp of "I wouldn't miss anyone or anything involved in this story if they suddenly stopped existing", but I don't understand how engaging in a publicity battle is considered proof of anything. If their case was weak, what use is it to get the public on "their side" and they lose? If their case is strong, why wouldn't they want the public to be on their side?

I hope they all spend all of their money in court and go bankrupt.

Where did you go?

Which country did you move from and which did you move to?

Or a brain.

Nice project. It's useful for listening to a specific speaker, allowing to skip other speakers who don't add useful information. It enables listening to podcasts even with annoying interviewers. Would be great if this were built in the major podcast listening applications.