Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
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Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
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Re: Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
#2Off topic, but why are the headline fonts squeezed together in Chrome (but not in Firefox)?
https://i.imgur.com/m82osF6.png
Edit: it seems to be a bug in Chrome 76+. Reported to https://github.com/googlefonts/OswaldFont/issues/16
Re: Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
#3Just opening the page I got assaulted by a shitletter popup and notifications permissions popup.
Didn’t expect the Smithsonian to fall so low.
Re: Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
#4Just opening the page I got assaulted by a shitletter popup and notifications permissions popup. Didn’t expect the Smithsonian to fall so low.
Agreed. I'll accept one inconvenience when going to a page, but I don't think pages that throw up both a modal popup and a push notification dialog deserve to make HN front page.
Re: Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
#5Just opening the page I got assaulted by a shitletter popup and notifications permissions popup. Didn’t expect the Smithsonian to fall so low.
Going to reader view is instinct now.
Re: Escalators changed our sense of the built environment
#6The funny thing for me is that I met for first time this scalators on last month