I wrote it for a friend’s company, and I don’t think he ever did anything much with it. I don’t remember the exact details, but it was something like this for 200 pages:

<1 - 100> [101 - 110] 111 … 120 [121 - 131] <131 - 200>

Basically 3 levels of page selection, where you can pick one in a range of 10, skip forward or back by 10 or go to a new section of pages. It was something like that anyway. The total number of pages defined the ranges. It was all very clever and worked well for moving around large numbers of pages.

They are tidy elegant designs of cups and dosing bowls (for measuring coffee bean quantities) for coffee enthusiasts. They are also designs that could be made by conventional means, so not really insane at all.

I invented a pagination system for web pages that allowed easy navigation with only a few clicks to get to the page you want, whether it was 3 pages or 3000 pages.

I’m really surprised no one else has invented it because it was so much better than anything else I’ve seen.

Hard to believe that he’s gay.

And they haven’t got any righter since that headline was written in 2013.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/british-public-wrong-about-nearly-everything-survey-shows-8697821.html

Then there are the ones who have an easy baby, wonder what all the fuss is about, and then have a second which is a nightmare. Actual quote from friends of ours who had it that way round - “I understand what you were on about now.”

Ewwww

I don’t get it.

More a case of “oh, I haven’t been in that room for a while, better see what’s in there… Oh yes, I forgot that thing exists.”

That’s a party I would join.

Like Brazil.

The video doesn’t load for me, so I was quite relieved when I realised it was posted in /cat.

Yeah, I’m on Android here because I like using my phone to pay for stuff. I’ve made a half-arsed attempt to degoogle a bit by running Immich on a home server for photos.

I had a Wiley Fox phone back in the day that was supposedly as stock Android as you could get.

In the Night Garden. Iggle Piggle, hopelessly adrift and dying at sea, gives up any hope, removes the sail from his boat, wraps himself up in it, and goes to the Night Garden, where everyone is friendly and there are no worries. Let’s face it - he’s dead.

An owl emitting 300 kilowatts of power would explode in a ball of flame that would light up the neighbourhood. I’ve never seen this happen, so I do have doubts about the numbers given here.

After you, Larry.

Jason Statham would use metric gallons, and call anyone who doesn’t a muppet.

To change the perspective a bit, you lost a replaceable treat, the bird gets to live another day without starving.

Oh right, I never knew that. I thought it was just some random actor playing an annoying condescending wanker.