I feel bad that the world has gotten to the point that this song is creepy. It really isn’t — it’s written to be more innocent where the woman genuinely does want to stay and the man is just feeding her flimsy reasons in order to convince her.

All of them. No exceptions.

You always choose the Underground! The bus service is excellent, but you’ll always be quicker on the Tube, even with changing lines, although don’t expect any personal space. The buses are the best way to go if you’re heading out towards the suburbs or in the gaps between lines.

When traveling on the London Underground (or The Tube as we like to call it) it is NOT necessary to wait for the gates to close before holding your oyster card on the yellow reader until it beeps. Realistically you’re only saving seconds on your journey but as a Londoner it becomes quite grating getting held up behind…

Oyster pass load it up. Tap on and tap off. Get the Citymapper app. Do not be intimidated to ride public transportation. Buy a UK sim card with a data plan and use Google maps. UK cell service is much better and cheaper than US. When at your destination, Walk Walk Walk is the best way to to get to know the area you…

Remember to your right when crossing a street since traffic travels on the opposite side of the road. I was surprised how hard this was to get used to as a pedestrian when I spent some time in the UK.

There are some great small museums in London - yes, go to the big beasts like the V&A and the Science Museum, but also go to Dennis Severs house, to learn what London was like back in the day, in a completely original way, go to Sigmund Freud’s house, to learn what he was really like and visit the Leighton House…

Say what you will about the impending death of newspapers, but the whole industry is extremely taxing on individuals. I worked in a newsroom for several years, then on to the production side. Many late nights are given to meet an unrelenting production schedule.

...And just like that my Firefox auto-updated to Quantum and indeed, half my extensions don’t work. Damn.

I believe he said “want,” and not “require thus as supreme overlord.” Have you never wanted anything before? Is it a new concept to you? Or maybe you’re just having a bad day.

“That being said, you can still use any Firefox extensions you love …”
Now that’s an alternate fact.
I’m apparentely expect to give up 90% of the extrensions I’ve grown depended on because the browser is faster, which I don’t care about, so I can use a Chrome clone, which is a browser I don’t want to use. I turned off…

Sorry to break it to you, but the Firefox engineering team didn’t use your own personal preferences as their bible. Ridiculous, I know.

This is worth starring because it’s the only time I’ve seen add-ons mentioned (they don’t even get a mention in the article!). Check your add-ons, folks. I’m a grumpy old bastard who uses CTR and shit like that - ain’t gonna work anymore on 57+. Not just ‘many’ but ‘most’ of my add-ons will break when I update.

Here is what I want from the new Firefox. I want it to look exactly like the old Firefox, to be able to do everything I currently do exactly as I currently do them, but just be faster. Just fix the speed, don’t touch look of it at all.

Kinja having style load problems has been going on for months. I have to refresh an article page 50% of the time. But a refresh usually does fix it.

As a web dev, I’ve been loving this browser for the past month or so. However, as an avid Kinja reader, I have to point out that I’ve been seeing a lot of this on the bottom of articles:

Lighting your seat on fire is frowned upon by the airlines and may get you kicked off the flight.

You call Samuel L. Jackson, of course. If he can get rid of snakes, he can get rid of bedbugs.

Nuke the little fucks from orbit. It is the only way to be sure.

olympic gymnast turned investing-themed-reality-star Shawn Johnson East