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Transcripts are also available through the YouTube site itself, hidden under the "..." menu.
It's like B, C, D, V, R in programming.... If Reddit took X++ and someone else took X#, the unsearchable name trifecta would be complete!
The strategy I use for JS is to try to find things on MDN first, since a lot of the time there's the JS method, and then there's the jQuery/whatever-framework method, and MDN only has the prior.
I forgot to set the repository to public; it should now be visible.
I thought I was just seeing things, but the font sizes were actually reduced. The weirdest thing is that now the body size is smaller than 1rem.
I think I used to use a brand account just to separate my music subscriptions and regular subscriptions. I'm not sure if it affected suggestions though.
The separation into chunks is the one that I found most noticable. With paginated systems it is much easier to decide to read just 1 page, or 2 pages, rather than being encouraged to just keep scrolling. I wonder if numbering items or introducing regularly spaced gaps would help with being conscious of how much content has been gone through.
It makes me think the reason people want infinite scroll is mostly just because it's addictive.
I find it funny how "[bringing] the Android brand to the 2020s" means bringing back gradients. What's old is new again.
As long as you stay off of any .onion sites, there won't be any difference w.r.t. dark/deep web access. If a domain doesn't end in .onion, then it can be accessed with a regular web browser anyway.