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Unfortunately, this is one of the reasons I would never donate to wikipedia financially or with edits / my time.

What is safer browser? And also, safer than what?

All this and yet I cant turn off every single animation/effect/fade in under a minute in one menu and not losing mind over doing it while searching the web for 4th day just to find out its not doable at all. Pls. This is nuts.

That is waste.

I have to thank you for the positive mindset you're trying to teach us here!

Also, as you say, it is very important to not accept bad state -- this is so important I can't stress it enough. Even more, because of how some generic people mindset can easily get you into "learned helplessness" state.

(my) general feeling is that these dating apps works mostly for people who dont need them in the first place anyway... spoiling it for everyone else

Yea, more likely is the correct term. 100% agree on that. Unlike in travel, there is no map or compass to show you the right direction.

Especially, when the outcome is exact opposite than intended after many, many months of hard work on yourself.

"Working on yourself will lead you where you want to go" sorry, but this is one of the worst lies ever.

Outlaw them, yes.

Kill everyones privacy by forcing them to giveup their identity to very bad actors? Good idea (TM)! Every single one of my friends can't wait to do that, myself included.

The best way to finally kill social media.

Can't wait.

Sue them.

I tend to agree as I've seen it many times. It helps only a small minority. But when it does help it is like magic.

away with those "optimizations" :)

Runtime doesnt have full controll but could introduce a lot of noise in timing and performance. Could it help?

IP address is personal info.

Article is painful to read thanks to sentences like "0.8 micrograms in ounce". Ouch.

NO! With lead, there is no safe amount.

No.

Pure vomit. Only good transition is no transition. Stop this wasteful abomination now.

Nope - "We're sorry—we've run into an issue."

Actually changed from vim (and neovim) to emacs 4 years ago. never looked back (except tui fasthacking)

id say 10-20% of all content is expected to be misclassified

Thanks, your comment proves this shortsightedness.

Yes it does and they do brutally profit from it.

Same viable as it was when we were at 1% of current consumption (i.e. viable).

That is extremely shortsighted as there are many people with various needs and disabilities who cannot get along normally without car.

More like to 40, worn down to absolute nothing.

Thanks and this needs to be immediately banned by regulators.

I'd ban those. Gimme normal menus back!

No it wasnt. With the new design i have to constantly tweak it in inspector to be readable.