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the main thing that I dislike about it is that they try to highlight certain - relevant - comments instead of showing the comment thread as is this happens a lot when searching, and is especially annoying on mobile where it's not clear at all on how to view the entire thread. This could follow with information density in general, I think another important piece to consider is most of the people who are using old.reddit.com probably still use RES (reddit enhancement suite).

One of the advantages I didn't see compared was 'machinability' I wonder if you're able to CNC the densified wood in the same way you would as the metals mentioned in the article without compromising it's strength.

fantastic application for education as well. The debugger has been a very full featured and useful tool for teaching.

For a developer audience, yes. For a non technical audience, no.

Your contribution has greatly enhanced this conversation, thank you.

I'm currently opted out and haven't been getting nagged at all on MacOS 10.15

Wouldn't be surprised if this is getting pushed through (although with a seemingly favorable outcome) because of gov't projects similar to ClearView.

Hi, slightly unrelated to the thread, but do you have any resources you can recommend for modern Android UI development? (besides the basic google resources/ codelabs...etc)

Honestly this is one of the best use cases for multiple profiles on a device.

They want entrance, just grant it to a sandboxed environment.

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Love Adam Ferris's work -- he did the collages at the start of this piece, highly recommend checking out his website [1]

[1]:https://adamferriss.com/