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To nitpick for nitpicking’s sake: You *can* make Ctrl+Click work in JS.

The madman theory is a political theory commonly associated with the foreign policy of U.S. president Richard Nixon and his administration, who tried to make the leaders of hostile communist bloc countries think Nixon was irrational and volatile so that they would avoid provoking the U.S. in fear of an unpredictable response.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madman_theory

Free Speech, baybeee. And yes, spending money counts as speaking.

I don’t know who is password, or why is password, or when is password, but I do know where is password, and it’s out there!

The browser can never know what information is needed for a certain use case. So it needs to be permissive in order to not break valid uses. For instance, your list does not include the things a user clicks on the website. But that’s exactly the info I needed to log recently. A user was complaining that dropdowns would close automatically. We quickly reached the assumption that something was sending two click events. In order to prove that, I started logging the users’ clicks. If there were two in the same millisecond, then it’s definitely not a bug but a hardware (or driver or OS or whatever) issue.

Unless the user is actively navigating, the header is dead weight. The header should hide on scrollDown and reveal on scrollUp. Let the content breathe. This one I actually hate. Often I just want to scroll up a few pixels, either to satisfy a mild compulsion or to align the content so I can see most of it. This is completely ruined if the navbar pops back in. Leave it at the top of the page, where it belongs, not at the top of the viewport!

I forget. Are passkeys the access method that prevents you from logging in ever again if you lose access to a device?

Whatever this is supposed to match, I bet the bycatch is bigger than tuna fishing.

Nothing. It’s invalid.

Continue waving that around if you want to get murdered by every programmer in the world simultaneously.

That’s not a text editor, that’s an IDE.

You mean a Rubik’s cube.

As in Aaaaaahhh!!

the Norwegian Consumer Council has delved into enshittification and how to resist it. To every political entity in the world: Be more like Norway.

I wish there were a free database of words to answer that question. :(

You store your code in the fridge? Does that keeps the bugs out?

Snipping tool is *the* single Microsoft program that’s suprised me with how flawlessly it works and how convenient it is.