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Bristol's 20mph speed limits reduced fatal road injuries by 63%
injuryprevention.bmj.com/content/early/2019/0...Chris Tarrant: ‘We were less respectful of women, full stop’ | The Guardian
theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2018/oct/28/chri...I'm visiting Malta for the next week (in Valetta for the first few days) and may have to do a remote interview at some point. I don't think the internet connection at my accommodation will be great, so I need to find somewhere which is quiet and has fast wireless internet - any suggestions would be much appreciated.
David Davis says EU cannot 'cherry pick' terms of free trade deal
theguardian.com/politics/2018/jan/02/david-da...Sometimes I want to use Reddit in private browsing mode, but I'm confronted with this: http://m.imgur.com/vdRzQUN
It's clearly an A/B test at the moment, because sometimes you can click through without logging in. Other times, like in the image, you can't.
I'm sure this boosts some 'user retention' metric by 1%, but it's incredibly user hostile and should be scrapped.
Why have a mobile site if people can't use it?
Sometimes I want to use Reddit in private browsing mode, but I'm confronted with this: http://m.imgur.com/vdRzQUN
It's clearly on an A/B test at the moment, because sometimes you can click through without logging in. Other times, like in the image, you can't.
This needlessly user-hostile UI exemplifies the rubbish that product managers love because it boosts some 'user retention' metric by 1%.
Why have a mobile site if people can't use it?
Get rid of it. Keep doing this sort of stuff and soon you'll be Digg.
