I already think the battery status API probably shouldn't be exposed to websites, but what's even weirder is there's no user permission prompt not does chrome offers any user setting to blanket deny sites permission to access it? It's async so it's definitely possible to insert a permission step.
WE WON. Amnesty named me People’s Human Rights Champion for exposing a scandal in British healthcare. My team and I found abuse, neglect, conversion therapy, and deaths, all ignored by NHS managers.
I think among the very many mistakes made by Scottish and UK Labour leaderships was believing this GC-manufactured idea that there's a sizeable constituency of LGB people prepared to thrown trans people under the bus. It's never been true. The LGBT community is united, and it's FUCKING PISSED OFF.
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Would be nice if Labour could realise how much it's fucked it with one of its most historic constituencies over trans rights - a thing it costs literally *nothing* to be more reasonable on - but I don't have much hope on that any time soon
One or more person or persons may or may not have spoken, and in a voice funneled through a person whose professional success explicitly hinges on demand for this feature, cried out: “eight.” That’s web standards, baby!
i should be able to learn languages as easily as a child can. what do you mean it's hard to learn a whole alphabet once you're an adult. my brain needs to get with the program i want to learn to read cyrillic