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Something I like to do with my systems is full-on GUI customization. My iMac,
running MacOS 10.6.8, has slowly been getting fully decked out in MLP-themed
icons, backgrounds, and even controls in some cases. It's something I love to
do, and really makes my system feel like it's *mine*, and not somehting I'm
just borrowing.

"The Gallows" (my iMac9,1) isn't the only one getting such treatment, though.
I've been working on icon sets for my soon-to-be purchased 2009 MacBook A1181
("Crystal Frontier") for both its MacOS 10.6.8 install and Windows 7 install.
Both OSes are getting a Pokémon makeover to the best of my abilities, as
while I can change quite a bit of the default grpahics for MacOS 10.6.8,
Windows 7 is far more tricky to set up like that.

.~.~.~.~.

I've begun to despise so many websites that proclaim they're made well, but
only really work on Chrome. I don't like Chrome, nor do I use it. I use
SeaMonkey, Pale Moon, and occasionally Safari (though I really do prefer
Webkit as a whole). So, having someone spout off about their "superior"
product while making it only work in a single browser, or even worse, making
it an Electron app... That just makes me not want to look at them ever again.

I don't trust Google, and Electron apps in general tend to be so bloated and
unwieldy that they become little more than a drain on system resources
(e.g. Discord).