“Bookmark Link…”
  “Save Link As…”
  “Email Image…”
  “Set Image as Desktop Background…”
  “Bookmark Page…”
  ... we can’t get rid of these things by simply toggling some option in about:config ...

Why seemingly the most useless options are not in about:config

Probably not enough for AI haters, we need separate executables with kill switch already triggered!

That would be better, yeah. Ideally some #ifdefs that I can configure to remove all the slop from the binary itself ;)

I would expect/hope that the deliver person does not know the tips for individual orders.

I had a project with those 7 colour e-paper displays and used dithering and it looked amazing. Crazy how much you could fake with just 7 colours and dithering

Definitely, I've been trying out a lot of dithering algorithms, and while they have big differences with only black and white as soon as you start adding more shades of grey they all look pretty much exactly the same as the input image. I'd imagine good dithering with colours would look amazing

I think another problem is the tiny resize cursor, on windows (at least on mine) it is a lot bigger and more distinct compared to regular cursor and when your cursor changes to resize arrow it is more apparent.

I don't really see/care where my mouse exactly is. If it is outside or inside the window. Once my cursor turns to resize cursor, I just start dragging.

Probably the users he is talking about are not the end users like you and me. It is one team using the tools/software of the other team and so "users" for that other team are the members of the first team.

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Or more generalized "ammo += (maxAmmo * percentageToFill) / 100"

  So imagine a technology that shines a laser on a car or a block of concrete and makes it blue

There is something like that for sheets of steel at least https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ncEfAxkuFA

And here is a video explains it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsGHr7dXLuI

Probably yes, I know it at least refuses to 'type down first 5 pages of lotr book' because of copyright reasons. Its filter is getting better (as in worse for the user) everyday