Could upload to YouTube and Archive.org, but we still need some place to know what is published and what is not yet found.
What will enter the public domain in 2022
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#12For those of us who are helplessly impatient, run this in console: document.querySelectorAll(".countdown-calendar__door").forEach(e => e.classList.add("will-open"))
Then this to show all of the titles document.querySelectorAll(".door-front").forEach(e=>e.remove())
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Then this to show all of the titles document.querySelectorAll(".door-front").forEach(e=>e.remove())
I love this, and wish there were a community browser that auto-offers the most popular JS hacks to fix UX. Similar this can be done for JS paywalls and to get rid of annoying newsletter and GDPR boxes without agreeing to them.
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#16Well, that's a super annoying design. Listicles are popular for a reason.
Plus there is a newsletter subscription popup box with no close button, but you have to somehow figure out that you need to click in the grey area outside to close.
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#17This design mimics a traditional advent calendar. I think it's kind of cute.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
I love this, and wish there were a community browser that auto-offers the most popular JS hacks to fix UX. Similar this can be done for JS paywalls and to get rid of annoying newsletter and GDPR boxes without agreeing to them.
That's the problem ViolentMonkey and sites like https://greasyfork.org/ are trying to fix but as with many "community contributions" the quality is all over the place
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#19Can't anyone have an original thought anymore?
Disney tells us Winnie the Poo is part of our culture, because the more of our culture they own the more money they get, so our response is to fight for these old shitty copyrights?
Not create a new book, or film, or interactive game. We can only copy and remake and sequel and reboot and Universe.
And people think when we get UBI people can sit around all day creating art.