Write a code snippet/block text. Does [enter] insert a newline, exit the block, or send the message?

What about in a bulleted or numbered list?

And my 2 biggest pet peeves with MS Teams:

1. trying to edit the first letter in a `preformat block`. It's not possible. It will either exit the block or go to the second letter.

2. Consistency with bold/italics. Bold a selection of text. Then backspace once. Are you going to write bold or normal? What does ctrl-B do? Anytime you backspace into a bolded section, it will convert your editing back to bold, and you cannot disable bold.

You are arguing the opposite, that we should judge by what they say and not what they do?

You claim about fallacies later, but this is a also a fallacy.

The same site that complains so much about replication crises in science too...

It is a cost for me for LLM to scrape me.

Why should I care about costs that have when they don't care about the costs I have?

Browsers are in C++, do you not use them? Curl is in C, do you not use it? Kernel is C...

If you're building win32 you're not targeting android.

So much hostile user design.

Edit: NPR gets a little shout out for being able to close their annoying pop-ups by clicking anywhere that's not the notification. So it's still crappy that it hijacks the screen, but not awful I guess?

By which I mean: paper ballots have problems. But a fault in a handful of ballots doesn't mean the rest of the ballots need to get tossed out.

I do not believe that a system managed by humans can be faultless.

It never picks a style, it'll alternate between exceptions and then return codes.

It'll massively overcomplicate things. It'll reference things that straight up don't exist.

But boy is it brilliant at a fuzzy find and replace.

Yelp, TripAdvisor, wire cutter, hell even Google results themselves.

Once you start poisoning that well, it's difficult if not impossible to claw it back.