You’re not wrong. Once it’s in there, it’s not easy to remove/replace again.

> Tap to click should _always_ be turned off

It’s off by default, so someone at Apple seems to agree :)

It’s the first thing I usually turn on. The next being “dragging (without drag lock)” which has been hiding in Accessibility for a while now.

As far as I know, edge is the default mode [1], no need to set it explicitly, especially not for sites that target modern browsers.

[1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/ie/living-on-...

You both made me laugh. Thanks :)

Remove your phone number from your account.

Eloquent JavaScript [1] by Marijn Haverbeke

[1] https://eloquentjavascript.net/

Thank You.

There is a pretty cool bet [1] on longbets.org about exactly this.

[1] http://longbets.org/601/

I wouldn't have accepted a a 30x as the URI not changing.

The migration to TLS for the majority of sites would have won him the bet but I see this one is still serving up non-TLS

Looks like it’s pretty likely to be lost, which I think is pretty cool.

The author made sure he lost when he added the 301 clause

TechCrunch apparently force a 307 Temporary Redirect to some advertising.com domain first :/

⌘-] and ⌘-[ to navigate between items like conversations in messages or Slack. Seem to be a fairly de facto shortcuts.