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Size of Life

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Re: Size of Life

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post #237

No.fun in the cookie dialogue. Had to click 26 (sic!) switches to opt out of being tracked.

Honestly I don't really see cookie banners anymore because I have a dismiss feature built into my ad blocker.

Re: Size of Life

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post #139
post #78

Earlier quoted context omitted.

He has many other cool visualizations! Space Elevator: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45640226 Deep Sea: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21850527

He was also responsible for one of the worst web pages ever created: https://neal.fun/stimulation-clicker/ (It's utterly brilliant but monstrous.)

Thabk god the page crashed after 15m

Re: Size of Life

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post #237

No.fun in the cookie dialogue. Had to click 26 (sic!) switches to opt out of being tracked.

It is encouraging to know that I am not the only one who does that (sometimes, on interesting sites. otherwise I just leave).

I would have definitely left normally. Just wanted to see the site.

And I know this also likely not Neil's idea of fun, and mostly the silly EU rules that are to blame but still, dialogs without a directly available "refuse all" are the worst

Re: Size of Life

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post #241
post #237

No.fun in the cookie dialogue. Had to click 26 (sic!) switches to opt out of being tracked.

Honestly I don't really see cookie banners anymore because I have a dismiss feature built into my ad blocker.

Always afraid that auto dismiss results in auto allow-all on thus type of dialog.

Re: Size of Life

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post #237

No.fun in the cookie dialogue. Had to click 26 (sic!) switches to opt out of being tracked.

It is encouraging to know that I am not the only one who does that (sometimes, on interesting sites. otherwise I just leave).

Yes, you are not the only one.

Re: Size of Life

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Why haven't I seen a Tardigrade with my eyeball? It seems like they are the size of a spot on a ladybug from the pics.

The spot on the ladybug is black against red, usually (there are many varieties); it's very conveniently highlighted. We're better at seeing "bold colour on bold colour" than "semi-translucent thing in water".
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