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With a site like BBC News integrating with lots of different internal services, it can be more difficult than it seems on the face it to enable HTTPs, but I'm sure it's coming soon, other BBC sites have enabled HTTPs.

Yeah, I'd agree unfortunately.

Actually, Steve Jobs emphasised a few times that the reason why Apple was successful is because of the software.

https://youtu.be/dEeyaAUCyZs

It's under the 'BBC Design & Engineering' page on Medium which has several managers from the department listed as editors:

https://medium.com/bbc-design-engineering/about

It has also been shared internally on a few slack BBC teams that I'm in, so it's all good.

I'm not the author, but I recently joined the BBC as a software engineer and haven't found all that many contractors at all, the ones I have are in regular non-senior positions.

It may be the case for 'talent' and management of TV projects (for example), but in the tech departments - your assertion, in my experience seems to be far from true.

Doesn't that mean they'll earn 1.10 - 1.55bn over the 15 years? Not every year?

> It's still bad because the escape button is in a different place and doesn't always display at the right time.

It's actually pretty much in the same place (touchable area is bigger than the visual button) and I'm pretty certain it displays at all times.

Missing the feedback is more than understandable criticism (that I agree with) but muscle memory of hitting the key in the first place itself shouldn't really change, hasn't for me - as someone who does use vim a fair amount.