That update that added the unremovable share button to the address bar on Android really pissed me off. I was hoping an update would come that would allow the stupid home button to be toggled on/off, but instead they add yet another unremovable button. Like wtf, I can't even see the URL now on any sites.

It's not FAANG anymore, it's GAYMMAN now

Discord still works fine on Windows 7. Is that about to change? I'm actually surprised that it still works since it's just a Chrome-app. The Guilded desktop client dropped support for Windows 7 like 2 years ago.

and you will enjoy it

Lync because Skype for Business, yes.

Which became Teams (somewhat).

All the telephony side of Teams is very clearly Lync in a trench coat.

You can actually play YouTube in the background with Firefox on Android. There is two ways, 1. Put the video in full screen mode and then press the system home button, this enabled PiP. 2. Start the video, click onto another tab in Firefox (this will pause the video) but then with that second tab active, open the tab switcher and press the play button beside the other tab with the video. Then it will play in the background until you interact with the tab again.

Or install an add on that blocks the api yt uses to detect if it's in the background. It wrecks my charge though.

can anyone find this?

You're talking about Dublin, right?

Yup (the scrapped Alstom DARTs). But it happens everywhere; for a start we weren't the only users of that problematic Alstom model. You see a lot of old train rolling stock around, but there's a hell of a survivorship bias; a really alarming number of train models last less than a decade in service in any given operator.

You'd _think_ this wouldn't happen, because reliability is absolutely the number one thing that operators care about, and they're usually willing to pay a premium to get it (the alternative being to pay to keep their reliable 40 year old units in service). But the industry's surprisingly bad at delivering it.