That sounds pretty plausible, but I’m not sure.

The windows are only very slightly off center, inconsistent, and even the ones above the clock are as well (although the clock mechanism could extend both up and down).

But I also don’t have any better explanation.

To all the people who read neither the article, nor the other comments pointing it out:

This is NOT an AI chatbot!

And I think it’s a great idea! And Kit looks cute!

Maybe Mozilla finally noticed that most Firefox users are not all that enthusiastic about AI and would rather see development on other parts of Firefox.

Depending on the language, there might exist an automated tool for generating those kinds of diagrams from code.

If you’re really desperate, try using Tor. I’m not sure if Substack blocks Tor, but assuming it doesn’t, the Tor-browser’s anti-fingerprinting measures should be more than enough.

Edit: Just checked, Substack does not block Tor.

You may want to look into amateur radio (or you might not, it needs a licence after all).

I don’t really have any recommendations for you, but I would suggest you crosspost this to !amateur_radio@lemmy.radio

This one isn’t super well known, but for small projects I really like raylib, and raygui. It gets impractical for complex GUIs, but it does make it really easy to quickly start something from scratch.