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  1. 34 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

    I'm not sure I want to involve everyone else here in participating in this debate but there are some aspects here that I find interesting in regards to socioeconomics.

    Whether or not anyone else cares about it has no bearing on whether I care about it. The barrier of entry is objectively higher here, how much higher is irrelevant, my threshold of acceptance is 0.001. A properly coded website should use modals with dismiss properties onblur, this is an inexcusable offence.

    The whole thing is that you're trying to make it out to be an impenetrable barrier to entry. It's not. It's annoying, it's not good web design, but it is not the fortress you're exaggerating it to be.

    If you want to live your life in absolutes, fine, but be prepared to take some snark. 

    34 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

    Your second comment is that I shouldn't try if my attempt will not make a large difference. So according to your logic, nobody in a democracy should vote because single votes don't mean anything. I make my choices because I have the option of making a choice, not in pursuit of any end goal. I'm not asking you to protest with me, I'm simply making my choice because I can. You should make your choice and respect me making my choice, there's room for both of us.

    I realize sarcasm is lost on you sometimes, but you know damn well what I mean. 

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  2. 18 hours ago, Code Monkey said:

    Your logic for why it's acceptable is because lots of people do it. That doesn't make sense, can I murder someone if lots of other people do it?

    Way to be hyperbolic about it. I'm saying most customers don't care. They may be annoyed, but it's not this great barrier to entry you're making it out to be. It's a simple x.

    18 hours ago, Code Monkey said:

    My solution: make their site analytics suffer from my choices

    Yeah, I'm sure they're going to miss your one decision to not visit because you can't move your mouse three inches. 

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  3. 10 hours ago, Code Monkey said:

    To anyone else here that develops websites, this is a prime example of exactly what not to do.

    Do you only develop websites and not actually visit any? This is like half of the web now.

    Is it annoying? Yes. Are customers suddenly not using websites because of it? No, they click the x and move on.

  4. 3 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

    Imagine trying to walk into a store and someone steps out in front of you and won't let you by until you interact with them.

    You mean like a greeter you see at tons of stores?

    Say, "No, thank you," (equivalent of clicking on the x) and carry on. It's not that hard.

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  5. 5 hours ago, Estil said:

    I got to see the almost total eclipse in 2017 and still had the special glasses left over from it...but even I forgot all about the breeze that happens when it started to get dark!

    Be sure not to use those glasses again. They only have an effective protection life of three years. Something in the film breaks down after awhile and they become less safe to use. 

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  6. 8 minutes ago, final fight cd said:

    the whole oj simpson trial really fascinates me.  there are literally hours and hours and hours of the trial's testimonies on youtube.  there is a multipart podcast covering the the whole story and related characters.  i love reading about the theories. there are videos dissecting his reactions, responses, etc.  it's a rabbit hole i've spent many hours down. 

    Kato Kaelin was a trip to watch. He was like a proto-Paul Bro.

    I like when the limo driver was about to testify, and just after he took the oath and sat down, you could hear him mutter "Jesus Christ!" under his breath. 

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