middlering

Rewritten headline:

"People refuse to put down their phones. They keep dying, suffering, showing many signs of addiction, still keep refusing."

Drivers are just a large subset of the population. The phone addiction is a problem with the society as a whole. The impact of this addiction is just most visible, as an externality, in drivers.

I'm not defending drivers, I'm just saying that drivers are people, and this is a wider people issue, not a driver specific one. I write this as a runner, cyclist, walker, and a very occasional driver.

https://c306.net Home page is a cluster of links to assortment of apps, blogs, profiles, et al.

Just wondering what would you do if you need to run something by a Dev at, say, 5PM. Or 7. Or 10 in the night? Or at 2am, when Asia woke up to a big change-request/bug/whatever?

My response would be to do the same at 2.

Actually the reason usually is parity across digital divide. So those without access to digital services are not disadvantaged by being forced to use business hours, while digitally-enabled get access 24 hours.

Free internet at libraries could've been a way to work around this inequality of access, but the libraries have business hours too

A simple chrome extension I made after not finding anything that suited the need. Key issue addressed, that wasn't working with other similar extensions, was that they didn't address duplicate tabs across multiple windows. Intend to leave it simple, still craving for feedback on must-have features and bugs.