Yes, it is. You just have to visit a dimly lit restaurant or bar with a nice big window facing the street. You'll see everyone mesmerised with what's happening outside during the day. The same place will might end up being a great conversation place after dusk!
Why is user-select: none and pointer-events: none applied to the content here? In the DOM it's perfectly serviceable content, even if the divs are absolutely positioned to achieve the editorial layout. If you disable these CSS properties the text is selectable and pastes in the right order as expected, since its based on the DOM ordering which matches the line order...
Additionally overflow is hidden, so you cannot read the entire text on desktop without using a very small zoom... and as others have noted, mobile is fully and completely broken. If the bubbles weren't so huge at least you could read a paragraph or two on mobile.
I feel like the only dude on the planet who uses fullscreen workspaces on Mac.
The number of times I have noticed the corner of my windows is precisely zero because each important application gets its own workspace, so the window frame doesn't get rendered. Sometimes I'll tile two windows side by side on my external monitor but even then this is a complete non issue for me.
Are you guys just running everything on the one desktop workspace in windowed mode? That seems like madness.
I'd need to see links, though. People always assume that we see the same posts they do—in fact, we don't come close to seeing everything (even in the same thread) and rely on users to tell us about the worst comments.
> The extra cache doesn't do a damn thing (maybe +2%)
It depends on the task. For some memory-bound tasks the extra cache is very helpful. For CFD and other simulation workloads the benefits are huge.
For other tasks it doesn't help at all.
If someone wants a simple gaming CPU or general purpose CPU they don't need to spend the money for this. They don't need the 16-core CPU at all. The 9850X3D is a better buy for most users who aren't frequently doing a lot of highly parallel work
Would love if there is a way to parallelize playwright mcp using multiple agents and such, but it seems it's a fundamental limitation of that MCP that only on instance/tab can be controlled.
Chrome MCP is much slower and by default pretty much unusable because Claude seems to prefer to read state from screenshots. Also, no Firefox/Safari support means no cross-browser testing.
The lengths people go to not to solve the actual issue never cease to amaze me.
Currently "I don't know how to configure xdebug so I wrote a convoluted alternative" is tied for top place with "I don't know how MySQL sockets work so I rewrote the entire thing to use Mongodb".
What did he steal? He was receiving the binary data anyways when he streams it on his devices. How does him just keeping that binary data on his phone/computer instead of deleting it qualify as "theft"?
