

Also the absolute lack of privacy. It’s like having a Facebook account.
Also the absolute lack of privacy. It’s like having a Facebook account.
I like her “written by a human” badge. Never saw one before. Gotta say I was wondering, which probably lends to her point.
This doesn’t answer my question. There were two examples given in the OP, YouTube and Mastodon (which I don’t use).
Research, engineering, and cooking are all things I do and I can’t think of a case where I’d want to save all the Javascript on a web page. If anything most interfaces are way too heavy these days. Usually saving a media file, or a pdf, or copy/ pasting text, or at most a screenshot is perfectly fine.
What do you end up using this for?
What’s the use case? I can’t imagine why I would want to save the interface on a YouTube page, or any similar interactive page. If anything I’d just want the relevant media or text.
There is little place for them in Petra as it is transformed by a major development programme that aims to build new facilities, regulate an anarchic tourist trade and provide a better experience for the hundreds of thousands of visitors drawn to the ancient site.
Sell, not protect. The opposite of protect.
It showcases the curiosity, which is the best and most dangerous part of the cat. A very exciting photo.
My mistake if that’s the case.
It sounds like the author of the article is more concerned with the incentive it creates for developers to push useless or sloppy updates (“impact driven development”) than the UX.
If it’s too correct Americans can’t read it.
Feature requests never account for the performance hit.
This is definitely better than the electoral college.
Precisely, thank you for illustrating.
Or deleted his own home to remove the wokeness
Only if he clicks on it to enlarge it.
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Why are you so hung up on big age gaps? Just put everyone within a few years of each other.