CUSTOMERS: please don't print lies in the newspaper we sort of hate that.
NEWSPAPER: good news! we replaced half our staff with a machine that automatically prints lies in the newspaper.
CUSTOMERS: please don't print lies in the newspaper we sort of hate that.
NEWSPAPER: good news! we replaced half our staff with a machine that automatically prints lies in the newspaper.
@Lana I tend to look at WaPo through an old, old Chromebook - one that I don't mind spilling coffee on. It is a slow machine and, as such, it reveals slow websites in their full glory.
WaPo's website is so filled with 3rd party tracking/advertising dependencies and javascript that re-arranges the pages that one has to wait the better part of a minute for a click to fully render to a new page. The javascript re-arranging is done so late in the process that one often clicks on a link only to discover that the link was changed underneath the mouse pointer.
In other words, a good part of WaPo's problems are perhaps self inflicted.
That's hysterical. That's also sad.