Heavens. I had heard of private clubs before, but this is another level. Eat that, Mar-A-Lago!

And I would submit that’s more or less what the article said :-)

And what a pity, too. The Alfieri was a stunner.

Using the same browser across platforms, with the possible benefits of easy hand-offs? Not to mention the DDG-on-mobile’s security on desktop without add-ons and whatnot.

The best-looking VW ever.

A brazillion, surely?

...you know I meant a DDG browser, right? Like on mobile?

Strangely enough, I get it on every page I go to close on Lifehacker, but thankfully not all here.

This change is, of course, a personal affront to you, and as such is unforgivable.

“Latest” trick aside, the mystery remains - why change things unless it makes the site better? Visually, it definitely does not. The new font isn’t bad, but the layout is a visual nightmare. The shortcuts at the top of the page already serve the same quick-access need to sections of the sire, if one wants them.

I am honestly puzzled by all who claim the site is ruined. Sure, the “new” page is shit, but you really only need to visit the /latest address to have things like before?

I have almost completely stopped visiting Gizmodo because of this update.

Are you suggesting paying about the same for Jalopnik as for the entire output of the New York Times? I’d go for a pay-model, but definitely not at that price!

Guanit - will be a real POS

Love that purple.

And put two on each side as well!

I’m with you. That suggestion was... odd?

Given that I’ve met the guy who probably designed a lot of this, it saddens me that I’ve not bowled over by its looks. Front and side are... well, they are. They also don’t quite gel with the rear - the one angle I absolutely love, which is good since that’s the only one I’m probably ever going to see it from.

The exception to this are motorbikes. With protective gloves, it’s too easy to throw the switch in the wrong direction. While it doesn’t happen too often, on the one bike I had with a single light, it was a bit weird (and dangerous) when it did.