Random UXD question: how is it that most alarm clocks/apps don't have a 'skip next instance' option? Can I really be the only one who's ever woken up early and worried I'd forget to turn the alarm back on at night? Android clock app is the only popular one I've seen do this.

Relatedly, FedCM usage in Chrome is now pretty large and growing at a fast pace (chromestatus.com/metrics/featur…).

FedCM is increasingly supporting a broader set of sign-in use cases!

I need your help! A government agency has asked me for the top 10 most significant improvements to browser engines over the last 15 years in the following areas:
1) performance and stability
2) security
3) privacy
4) developer-requested functionality

What would make your list?

A bit of cloud cover, but still got a good view of the eclipse at my parents house in Hamilton, Ontario.

This is incredibly wise.

'You want to build easy things with obvious shortcomings that create problems at scale. Good problems to have are good problems to solve… later. This may seem counterintuitive, it may even seem… immoral, but it works.'

Flip a fair coin 100 times—it gives a sequence of heads (H) and tails (T). For each HH in the sequence of flips, Alice gets a point; for each HT, Bob does, so e.g. for the sequence THHHT Alice gets 2 points and Bob gets 1 point. Who is most likely to win?

Is malware so prevalent on Windows that Microsoft doesn't mind training users to expect popups ads which modify the settings of 3p software? 🤨

Large successful web properties know that really sweating performance metrics pays for itself in spades. CWV is meant to help bring this advantage to all web properties!

With INP, our original CWV vision (~7 years ago) is now complete! 🎉

What does it say about our radio spectrum licensing regime that the spectrum most of us rely on most often (WiFi, Bluetooth) is unlicensed?