As someone who has been working in IT support for years, for most people a Windows laptop in the $400 range is cheaper if you add on-site IT support, parts replacement, and a longer warranty period. I wonder where Apple stands here.

You throw a $400 thing away when a small component breaks? Like you buy a new phone when the cable breaks?

On on iPhone 13 Pro with iOS Safari 26.3, loading fine.

Mine's also a 13pro, iOS 18.7.3's Safari, still getting same error "A problem occurred repeatedly on microterm.dev"

You made me recalled we made something similar with growing circular on mobile menu the last decade. It was cool for our marketing event website.

I think Apple should make Safari stable downloadable option for all platforms.

I’m old enough to have installed Safari on Windows XP. I’m not sure it has been enough years since this Apple failed product.

experiencing how text renders differently, slowly, with my potato battleship

There are WebKit-based browsers for Linux: https://webkit.org/downloads/

This might actually happen indirectly. Kagi’s new browser uses WebKit. macOS only now, but eventually it’ll come to windows

I have been using Kagi Orion on macOS and iPhone, so far so good.

My only concern with custom hearing aid is getting eczema in my inner canal, I'm at lost of how to overcome this issue for years.

Because custom ones fit so snugly? Why do non-custom fit ones not give you eczema?

Both custom and off-the-shelve give me eczema. Just need a artificial skin that can avoid these sensation.

I’m Jet Li, not the real master. People laughed and couldn’t believe it, but both of us live in Singapore.

Reference to SpeedCurve, they have a skip link on their home page yet nowhere id="main" was found.

Do we still need _HOST?

It still depends on the target audience. Some websites or apps are single-page applications (SPAs), can older devices handle that? For example, my mum’s Android phone was too slow to even load a page.

Secondly, users should upgrade their devices to stay safe online, since vulnerabile people are often scammed or tricked into downloading apps that contain malware.

So we should not cater to outdated browsers when they could pose a risk.

Yeah, I'm very amenable to this take. WordPress, for example, is infamous for having extreme backwards compatibility. But that often results in many sites being on ancient versions of php (and surely other tech as well). I'm of the opinion that they should all be running currently-supported versions of php and everything else. If you can't use my plugin because your server is shit, so be it.

Should we build SPA given it's poorly accessible and provide bad performance?

Tried old school SSR? Even on modern devices, it's waaaayy faster and much more enjoyable than JavaScript bloated "modern" website.

One interesting I found, the docs, is using Astro Starlight.