I always find it fascinating that 99% of websites are beautifully readable and usable on small phone screens these days, and yet it's apparently impossible to make an email unsubscription page use a font that shows up as more than about 1mm high

sadly it seems unlikely he watches the uk version of family fortunes very often, but it pleases me to think how angry trump would be if by any chance he did see these numbers for "name a united states president"

intrigued as to what makes the "words" in this one particular line apparently valid

I swear the my3 website gets worse every time I use it - just got this beauty of a confirmation page after buying a data add-on that was in fact correctly applied to my account immediately and will not require anything to be posted anywhere

excuse me, how the fuck is this kind of cookie popup legal?

I know spotify is evil and all that, but are there any ethical alternatives that will do things like invent a "dubstep pirate" genre for me?

I think this may be the closest I've ever been to thinking me and the current UK government could have something in common

bench view of the week (although in this bench's defence, there probably wasn't a building site right in front of it when it first decided to put itself there, and it is a very shiny building site anyway)

I am curious to know exactly what was going on in the mind of whoever decided that a slider was the best way to get people to enter an age value in a form

me, thinking I'm a bit of an expert now: "yeah so catalan might have some similar constructions to french but it has totally also got the lovely unambiguous nature of castellano"
duo:"er, no"