u/MatsSvensson

The results for Primed cache and Empty cache are always identical.
Zero cached responses, is just compared to zero cached responses.

This seems to happen on all sites, and on all Firefox installs including a new and clean one.

Years ago that used to work perfectly, and I used it a lot when I did front end dev.
But revisiting it now, it seem completely useless.

Is this a known problem?

https://preview.redd.it/0fvymo42e9ah1.jpg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b9a6914aa17adac97d6d8ab0b273b206521782db

Some info, for those considering buying this keyboard.

Short version:
Don't

Long version:

The software in this is pure garbage.
I have used wireless keyboards for 30 years, and this is the worst one I have ever owned.

Apparently the mechanical ones are stuck on an older version than the others, and wont be updated.
It has both random bugs, and pure design mistakes.
Almost zero control over the backlight, for one thing.
And the presence sensor seems worse than the other ones too.
Not that the other ones are great, but at least they are not completely useless.

It literally works the exact opposite of how it should, only staying on when you're not near it, and turning off when you are trying to use it.

So it stays on all night long running down the battery when no one is in the room, and then as soon as you sit down and try to use it, it starts to rationing the lightning like it's precious gold, even if its plugged in.

Also, the caps are missing a lot of information present on the non mechanical version, and the the backlighting only lights up tiny parts of what little there is. It is worse than the non mechanical ones in every way.

You would think at you could at least keep it plugged in, and that way get rid of the flaws caused by it being wireless, like the lag and the shitty battery life.
But NO, because it can't communicate over USB, and it turns off the backlight even more aggressively when it s plugged in!
What F idiot at Logitech thought that was a good idea?

The backlighting is mostly just used as Christmas lights.
You can set it to to blink and flash is a multitude of fun patterns, but you can't set it to just F light up the keys so can see what you're typing.
Nice priorities there.

Basically it's the Idiocracy edition of keyboards.

I'm guessing this is a bug, or some broken bot-script?

What is the point of adding this text to messages that can't be replied to:

you can contact the moderator team by replying to this message.

How is that supposed to work, exactly?

Has it been possible to reply to messages like that previously, but that has changed, and the bot or script hasn't been updated with the correct text?

Or is it just meant as some kind of "F you" to the recipient. to tell them to reply to messages that can't be replied to?

If you actually can ask questions, maybe add the correct instructions for how to do that, instead of this weird nonsense.

Edit:
Apparently asking question about this is difficult, because it triggers som automated script.
This is a general question about why often messages that can't be replied to tells the recipient to reply to the message,
NOT about anything specifically that happened to me.

Just curios if this seemingly common behavior is a bug or what.
Perhaps it's not a known problem because bots suppress any questions or error-reports about it?