I don't know if you know this, but you can still get the traditional kind of menu if you tap the Alt key. It won't stay permanently visible if you change focus back to the content page though.
I tried to keep my description vague and not specific to China. I agree that it's relevant whether China is or is not an adversary, and that China is the obvious proximate target of this legislation.
Is your point to say that you specifically don't believe China is an adversary, thus the bill is off the mark? I could read your item as saying either that, or this: in order to promote better relations between adversarial nations, bills restricting the ability of one nation to operate in another are indefensible. In other words, to make sure China is not an adversary, TikTok should not be banned.
Let’s all keep in mind that “adversaries” are just regular countries that some people in government have decided are a competitive threat or strategic obstacle. This is, frankly, bullshit.
If you want to declare a country an enemy of the United States and cut off my ability to access information from that country, you should have the fortitude to declare war. Otherwise I’m not interested in the opinion of some bureaucrat at State, thank you very much.
I think they made it a lot easier for people to keep up to date with the YT fixes. They added a feature for clicking a specially crafted URL to update a specific filter list. That will allow them to tell people who get the YT popup to “just click this link”.
I think all other methods require a reflow as well (internal or external). Because at the end of the day, you still need to measure the height of the text before rendering a larger box.
Yep, I've been getting these emails since 2014, around 200 in total. My extension has had between 30,000 and 100,000 active users. They often quote up to $500 a month per 1000 users, which sounds too good to be true.
Yes but what I really like of that tool is that it "dissects" the entire d parameter into its bits and it's much easier to understand what's going on, and draw "parametrically" stuff - whereas with Inkscape the process is way more organic and you just can pretty much forget about the innards of it.
I've built so many custom SVGs in Inkscape - I used to be an expert at it, but that information evaporates QUICKLY - and I open inkscape, and I cant even recall the mappings any longer...
But inkscape had a lot of really fast keybindings that helped me on many a huge project...
