I got a Motorola Razr because it was an affordable folding phone and was shocked by how nice it is. As in I, a cheapskate, may actually have brand loyalty now.

thestorygraph.com lets you add a new book to their catalog with a checkbox for "not a book". I keep meaning to track short stories there this way.

This does seem to be European cat oriented rather than "where did domesticated cats come from in the first place?"

https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/domestication

They didn't invent the phrase for the cartoon?

It’s literally the reference I was making. :)

Wait, really?

I work at Google and that is what people are telling each other when the issue of “I don’t want my kids to see this” comes up.

1. I hope you're saying your ears hurt from physically wearing headphones, not from volume. 2. Many responses in this thread self-diagnose with many disorders because of the need to wear headphones in an open office environment. Open office environments are like emergency rooms filled with crying babies -- they feel almost intended to distract. This is true of "baseline", "normal", "non-disordered", whatever the codeword of the day is for average humans.

Open offices save employers more money (they hope) in space than they lose in lowered productivity. There's no reason to think your average Joe or Jane can just carry on working in one as efficiently as in a private office.

As long as you "own" the domain name yourself, so can point anywhere, what's the problem with using a platform and expecting to have to move someday?

Money, I suppose? Heroku is notoriously trivial to use, and notoriously expensive for the amount of storage and compute you get.

A semi-successful but not heavily monetized side project on Heroku could cost you an arm and a leg, while running the same thing on some Hetzner box under Dokku, along with a couple of others, may be not that much noticeable.

Y?

This is wonderful.

Eh. It's really the implementation is garbage. I'd love every textbox that submits data to have a 6pt red-on-white caption that has only the words "Anything typed in this box is not private".

The problem is that the very purpose of a textbox is to submit data. So you'll have to add the caption to every single textbox.

(I've actually tried to do something similar in my browser, but it was an eyesore so I removed it.)