One of my favorite parts of Mario 64 was being able to angle the camera to see behind walls and get unexpected camera angles. With 3d games being new, it was really cool at the time. Nintendo really seemed to go with a technically imperfect camera that allowed for great gameplay.
I can't tell if you are advocating for that to still be common. Regardless, I just want to point out the survivor bias in anyone saying this should still be done based on stories like this one. The children in similar circumstances who were killed aren't here to talk about it. (Not trying to be rude)
I like that NPR/PBS is calm. Most other outlets are based around breaking news, excitement, and often anger. I started watching PBS News Hour on youtube this year. Now I can't stand watching a show like ABC evening news which starts with intense music and urgent words from Muir at the start of every broadcast.
Laws and regulations change constantly based on complaints. Then there is Women’s Suffarge, Civil Rights Acts, Voting Rights Act, Clean Water Act, etc. You don’t hear most complaints because they do it in private correspondence to legislators and regulators. It is when those routes do not effect change that you hear public complaints.
A Mazda 5 might be a good option in the future. I used to run esports events and could get 20(!) 6’ tables in the back, with some rope to keep the back door down.
We found this to be an issue for our product. Thankfully I ran across the report in the linked page.
For visitors on Edge, we now add autocomplete="off" and aria-autocomplete="none" to all input fields to prevent the autofill capabilities being accessed.
Alt-Shift-I in Edge will open the Feedback tool if anyone else is running into issue and would like to report.
Our product is affected by this bug. It isn't that the content of the textarea is saved with the autofill so then replaces the content. The content stays as the value in the box but the value gets truncated and the textarea element no longer functions correctly. Autocomplete="off" on the textarea does not resolve the issue.
I have posted the report that I found when trying to figure out what the heck was going on. However, I have reported the issue through the Microsoft Edge feedback tool with my own example.
Off-Topic: What is the best way to “subscribe” to blogs like this? Is there a popular service/tool out there even for blogs that don’t have RSS or TwitterX? Or, just keep a list of blogs of interest and check occasionally? Thanks.
It comes up most often when I'm updating a string. I may want to backspace a couple characters and then, possibly after entering new characters, delete the other direction. I'm already using multiple hands/keys constantly so no big deal. Keeps the theme of removing characters on the same key.