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True. When I mentioned this on an FP Discord, people actively shared tips about content blockers.

Visual programming has a long history. See Nassi-Shneiderman-Diagram's, which are even a German (Now eu) DIN standard. And you have Drakon from the Russian space program.

Back in the day, XS4ALL, a Dutch internet provider had exactly this feature. They provided ssh access via port 80. It saved me a couple of time while I was traveling and the only way to get internet access was via hotel WiFi, which blocked everything except port 80. If anybody from XS4ALL is reading this... Thanks!

The paradox of KISS is that it makes things simpler... for the designers. Because they don't have to think about the cognitive psychology aspects of their work.

There are some practical obstacles here. To name one. All high schools in the Netherlands use online schedule and agenda software.

Currently I use two Jinhao X159s, which cost about $3 on aliexpress. Pretty decent writers. Cheap does not necessarily mean bad.

Some fountain pens and a notebook. This allows me to quickly write down notes before jumping into my editor. This makes a big difference.

My work office365 mailbox is unusable. Normal mails ends up in spam or quarantine, or gets delivered with a very large delay.

Maybe let the AI enter your license plate the next time. ;-)

It looks incredible. But there is one really big omission. Where are the cyclists? Where they to difficult to model?

Yes, the website is old and about to be retired.

That is an non-standardised DIY pub/sub protocol over a websocket.