It reminds me of how when Google Feeds died we all freaked out… and then a bunch of better services popped up to love the problem.

YYYY-MM-DD is also valid since you can use it for sorting.

And us Americans chose the worst one.

I've done it on my own stuff but I've never understood what the accessibility implications might be.

I remember back in ye olde days we used to think that sending users off the site would "confuse them" and so adding an icon to warn them was good UX. How true that was I have no idea.

Yeah, this is me. Check, check, ch—Oh, oh no not that one.

The answer was "C"! It assumes it's your default and doesn't give you a way to change it. The only way to accep the invite is to either:

1. Sign out of all other accounts (which is dumb)
2. Hack together the link like it's 1998 (which is dumber)

To the best of my knowledge (please correct me if I'm wrong) states have no authority over federal law enforcement so this law would apply to them in the same way body camera laws don't. (More's the pitty.)

I just... Don't know what this achieves.

Not to equivocate—the GOP is still way worse—but watching the Dem "leadership" from NY not support Mamdani is further evidence that I can't trust these people either.

Maybe before I die I'll get to vote people into office who I actually think care about their constituents.