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Most of the times it is realized only after the fact, that it is never worth your while to try going the extra mile to patch things with anyone. They'll slack off just as much. Best to let their grip slip off.

that joy of being able to read an article on a site that employs js based ad blocker detection but doesn't hide its content behind that js condition check. it's even more fun when you need not even turn on Reader mode and you can honestly see ADs...just empty placeholders with the word AD in them.
being able to disable js in a browser is a big plus

come to think about it, all that space of nothingness is what most sites (but not the examples I had in mind) leave out for advertisers to make some money...for them as well. what if the majority of the web turned out to be pay per view? do you think it will be the lack of content or lack of subscribers? it's always easy to shift the blame. I don't think the general population (me included) really knows how to price content as they should be...they have to ask upfront. a minimum at least.

You know that feeling when you get on a skateboard and you push yourself forward with that one foot on the road pushing back hard for maximum velocity?
Yeah, that's not how a user should aim to feel when browsing sites with a laptop with trackpad where important actionable or informative items are pinned right in the footer which is like 10 galaxies away from the header and main content. Those sites should warn about getting a scroll wheel..

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/zoom-privacy-settings
Who writes an article without sub headings or in this case, the "ways" to lock zoom down. Why would everyone read the whole damn thing?

https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi/issues/403 has anyone fixed this? 2 years since the issue, i still see this issue. if only some were kind enough to help them fix this..

that blissful moment when you watch something in fullscreen on an i3 wm workspace and you open a small popup dialog box )such as a save file dialog) and you have just no way to get to it because it's behind the full screen window...you can't evven restore the full screen window to normal size because the dialog box behind won't leave the focus.

what is the unintuitive hack that you have to do? use Super+shift+(empty workspace number) to move the fullscreen window to an empty workspace.

Why is Zoom more popular than its privacy flaws? Generally, why do the worst privacy offenders convince the maximum number of users?

https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2020/03/india-coronavirus-covid19-narendra-modi/608896/

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