uwotm9

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   by uwotm9 7y ago

   Of course, but I haven't seen it that bad before at an event IRL.
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   by uwotm9 7y ago

   You might be right (though wrong on every specific point), but your comments are unhelpful, irrelevant, and distracting.
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   by uwotm9 7y ago

   Um, what? Did you look into this before posting? Here's a link that lets you toggle vibration, with code examples...... https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/vibration/
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   by uwotm9 7y ago

   Yes, and no. Ad networks are supposed to vet for these sorts of issues. The one used by this site clearly doesn't.
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   by uwotm9 7y ago

   Accidentally clicked on an ad on the site at the bottom, trying to close it. It sent me to one of those, sites that hijacks the vibrate of your phone, and a back button that does nothing. If the creator of the comic is here -- please pick