#onbrand — Public Fediverse posts
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It occurs to me that it might not be deliberately ignoring the directives in robots.txt, but instead simply be that they can't write correct code to parse robots.txt. That would be extremely on-brand for Apple software. Incompetence, Occam, etc.
Like my final-gen Ipod Touch that can't start playing music when you hit "play", for example, without doing a complicated dance and waiting 30 seconds.
#jwz has documented a ton of such "omg how did you even release this software" issues on his blog over the years. Reading them always seems to invoke the "I tell you the things I do so you don't have to experience them" vibe.
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Oh FFS are the #Republicans actually making this distinction between refugees in an apocalyptic crisis like #HurricaneHelene⁉️😬
The ones who claim to speak for #Christianity ?
Could anything be more #OnBrand than ignoring the #Bible entirely? 🤦🏻♀️😣
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I should also point out that there were 4 people playing pickleball in the sports court yesterday in the pouring rain.
Still getting used to the following things here:
1) People outside in the pouring rain in t-shirts and shorts and sneakers (dripping wet)
2) People driving exactly the speed limit, and coming to complete stops everywhere, and not passing on the right (maybe this is more true outside Seattle where I am)
3) Back-in parking - I know its required a few places in Seattle, but I see it all over the place. It's illegal, or at least highly frowned upon, almost everywhere I've driven except here.
4) Generally, the lack of aggressive driving (not totally absent, but compared to the bay area, the driving here seems downright pleasant and convivial) -
I should also point out that there were 4 people playing pickleball in the sports court yesterday in the pouring rain.
Still getting used to the following things here:
1) People outside in the pouring rain in t-shirts and shorts and sneakers (dripping wet)
2) People driving exactly the speed limit, and coming to complete stops everywhere, and not passing on the right (maybe this is more true outside Seattle where I am)
3) Back-in parking - I know its required a few places in Seattle, but I see it all over the place. It's illegal, or at least highly frowned upon, almost everywhere I've driven except here.
4) Generally, the lack of aggressive driving (not totally absent, but compared to the bay area, the driving here seems downright pleasant and convivial) -
I should also point out that there were 4 people playing pickleball in the sports court yesterday in the pouring rain.
Still getting used to the following things here:
1) People outside in the pouring rain in t-shirts and shorts and sneakers (dripping wet)
2) People driving exactly the speed limit, and coming to complete stops everywhere, and not passing on the right (maybe this is more true outside Seattle where I am)
3) Back-in parking - I know its required a few places in Seattle, but I see it all over the place. It's illegal, or at least highly frowned upon, almost everywhere I've driven except here.
4) Generally, the lack of aggressive driving (not totally absent, but compared to the bay area, the driving here seems downright pleasant and convivial) -
I should also point out that there were 4 people playing pickleball in the sports court yesterday in the pouring rain.
Still getting used to the following things here:
1) People outside in the pouring rain in t-shirts and shorts and sneakers (dripping wet)
2) People driving exactly the speed limit, and coming to complete stops everywhere, and not passing on the right (maybe this is more true outside Seattle where I am)
3) Back-in parking - I know its required a few places in Seattle, but I see it all over the place. It's illegal, or at least highly frowned upon, almost everywhere I've driven except here.
4) Generally, the lack of aggressive driving (not totally absent, but compared to the bay area, the driving here seems downright pleasant and convivial) -
I should also point out that there were 4 people playing pickleball in the sports court yesterday in the pouring rain.
Still getting used to the following things here:
1) People outside in the pouring rain in t-shirts and shorts and sneakers (dripping wet)
2) People driving exactly the speed limit, and coming to complete stops everywhere, and not passing on the right (maybe this is more true outside Seattle where I am)
3) Back-in parking - I know its required a few places in Seattle, but I see it all over the place. It's illegal, or at least highly frowned upon, almost everywhere I've driven except here.
4) Generally, the lack of aggressive driving (not totally absent, but compared to the bay area, the driving here seems downright pleasant and convivial)
