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I had a car that had a single physical input: a dial that you could press. The dial would move the focus around the screen, and you'd press the dial to click. This was, in my opinion, a far superior experience than regular touch screens, and it probably doesn't suffer from the problem you're describing.

I've noticed that the docs sometimes use the verb "spell" in an interesting way, e.g. "IN GROUP is an obsolete spelling of IN ROLE."

If anyone finds this subject interesting, I recommend The History of English Podcast: https://historyofenglishpodcast.com.

What would illegal lobbying look like in the US?

Ah, they split the cash along those lines? I see.

Why do they specify that two of them split only half of the prize, versus just that all three share it? Does anyone care _how much_ of a Nobel prize you have?

Not sure which is more overloaded: "apollo" or "spark".

It's a weird, nice feeling watching your software in use well beyond it's planned - or more frequently, assumed - obsolescence.

I interact with Giphy exclusively through Slack. Am I a daily active user?

I was actually happy to see that the submitted link didn't point to the "marketing site" for the vulnerability.

> Battle-tested at Instacart

I assume so.

This implementation reads almost as parody, although I don't suspect that the author meant it as such. If you didn't have a sense of what lurked behind the abstraction, it would be kinda beautiful.