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I love the new design, and I love the new content. There were at least three articles there that caught my attention right away, that I stopped to read before e
by thaumaturgy 14y ago
I love the new design, and I love the new content. There were at least three articles there that caught my attention right away, that I stopped to read before even returning to this thread.
Content-wise, it's not the same ol' garbage that keeps getting regurgitated on Reddit, or the same ol' subjects that keep getting rehashed to death on "Hacker"News. ("PHP is a terrible language!" "No it's not!" "Yes it is!" ... yuk.)
Visually, it's not a list of links which can only draw your attention by gaming the headlines. It's about time someone re-remembered that a picture is, indeed, worth a thousand words.
As far as comments go, it's been a long time since I've been consistently enriched by reading the comments on anything anywhere. (This thread is a good example, my blathering included.) I've got my fingers crossed for Web 3.5: "Here's a nice page, shut up and enjoy your stay."
- fluidcruft 14y agoI had the same reaction: yay fresh content! Although, it's a quite a but early to say whether or not the content mix will become stale. My biggest complaint is the layout that seems to assume a huge screen or something wider than my laptop has. Scrolling left-right in addition to top-down is annoying enough for me to bounce.
- thaumaturgy 14y agoHmm. On my setup, at least, the content container is 1045px wide ... not too wide, I would think. However! It looks like if you're zoomed in, you'll get the same font-size set to a wider page width, which isn't optimal. Is it possible you're zoomed in a bit?
- fluidcruft 14y agoAh, that must be it. Apparently somehow I had Chrome defaulted to 110%.
- vidarh 14y ago> Content-wise, it's not the same ol' garbage that keeps getting regurgitated on Reddi I recognized most of the stories from Reddit.