Now we gotta have websites developing for all web browsers instead of Google Chrome like it's Internet Explorer 2.0.
He was an interesting character with antenna back in the first movie and a memorable voice actor.
I just noticed this when I saw a strange "Achievement Unlocked" notification pop up on Reddit. What do you think of this? It seems like a retention tactic to me, like what Amino had with its streak leaderboards, and GameFAQs currently has with streak achievements for logging on ten days in a row and also for all days of a month.
Why is it called "OpenSubtitles" if you have to pay for it to use it in any capacity?
There's like an ad every paragraph or two on sites like these. Then apparently that's not enough so they have auto-playing video ads and pop-up ads too. Do they seriously think people will tolerate this and not go off the website?
Why is Cloudflare so bad?
It's Internet Explorer - Google edition.
Why did they start calling it "Doom scrolling?"
Those bright LED interfaces are called "Abusive Appliance Interfaces" by Nathan over on the Toasty Tech website. It seems like there's more people that are being annoyed by the bright lights than I thought.
But it seems like DuckDuckGo is blocking them, which implies the system that's tracking that is trying to upload that data onto a server, not just using it for pausing videos and stuff.
Wait, they're trying to check the status of your headphone? That's way too far. Why do they need to know if the headphone's plugged in?
That's stupid to have. It was stupid when Twitter and YouTube did it, it was stupid when Roblox did it, it is still stupid here.
I had a strange bug today where I wasn't able to upvote comments. So I cleared out my website data like the website suggested and I started having problems logging in. It would log in but then when I refreshed it wasn't logged in anymore. It stopped after a while but then when I clicked on an old tab when I refreshed I was logged out again. So, the log in issue must be something to do with how iOS Safari handles web cache on tabs.
Wait, how did they delete bad reviews for their app? That doesn't even seem like it should be possible or allowed.