I've seen you type this exact phrase twice now and I'm not sure what it means.

The same syntax is also used in vim

It's roughly equivalent to:

  ^Unobtanium^Obtainium

Or the way I'd actually do it:

  ^Unobt^Obt

`^Uno^O` is shorter ;)

Yeah, I usually add an extra character or two. Once bitten, twice shy. Though that usually only happens on really long one liners.

"but claude.ai guesses"

To my ears this is the equivalent of "some guy down the pub said", but maybe I am a luddite.

You're not a luddite, they disclosed it because you're _supposed_ to take it with a grain of salt

I'd recommend watching Social Studies to get an idea of what phone use in schools can look like. It's filmed in LA but I'm sure can be applied generally.

The amount of anxiety on show is really saddening.

https://thetvdb.com/series/social-studies-452444

I personaly create a 'temp' bookmark folder for things like this. An advantage is that it then syncs to all my Firefox instances.

I don't follow- why would OF want people "to pirate more"? What business would want that?

I'm not seeing that specifically. WVD files come in a few flavours but the L1 ones are quite rare and would not be distributed freely. You can dump L3 from a rooted Android phone yourself but even those are hard to come by without some deep forum spelunking

You're right. I'm going off this commit which removes the message about not coming with CDMs, and yeah seems to download L3 : https://cdm-project.com/tpd94/CDRM-Project/commit/4382ff2e5f...

I suggest Vinetrimmer and Devine as places to start looking.

I don't agree with your assessment. Did you find the 'About Us' page insufficient?

I don't think the previous comment was trying to be snarky - I can see where they're coming from.

Take my feedback with a grain of salt, as I am entirely not the target audience, but...

"Stay Connected, Always" - weird way to put it, given it's for offline situations. At this stage it sounds like it could be a 4G or portable wifi solution?

"Use our apps for offline content or the Kiwix Hotspot for reliable access." - so it's probably a desktop or mobile app, maybe a web app. What is Kiwix Hotspot, another app? Unclear there is a hardware at this point, or any on the home page unless I watch the video that hints at it.

The summary in the footer was a lot clearer to me: "Kiwix is an offline reader for online content like Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, or TED Talks. It makes knowledge available to people with no or limited internet access"

Again, not trying to complain for the sake of it, I think this is a cool project helping under-served communities, but if people can't easily understand what you do, they may not dig deeper.

If I can't tell what is being offered without much thinking or digging, the home page isn't doing as much as it could be.

Perhaps it is ticking the boxes for your target audience if you have done some testing. Great! If not, some quick user testing could help optimise the messaging to make sure what you offer is landing.

The quote from the footer sounds pretty good. That should probably be front and centre.

agreed. It hits the nail on the head.

Thank you for the feedback!

Very valid points. I’m volunteering for Kiwix and can say that they’re aware of the issues with the website. There are plans to renew it and refresh the content/copy, as well as do some user testing.

The core team is small and doing its best to prioritise and focus on what brings the best value to the users.

I love the product and mission. I'd be happy to volunteer some time to help with the messaging and content. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or X. - Jason Lankow

I honestly thought this was a self contained relay to provide internet access to remote locations...

The open sentence of the ‘About Us’ page is very good. The problem is, it is on the about us page, rather than front and centre on the home page

it is often true that the people who made a thing are unable to adequately explain it to others, and think their own explanation works just fine. The site isn't self-explanatory.

I find skinflint[0] is good for this sort of long-term tracking.

[0] https://skinflint.co.uk/?cat=gra16_512&view=gallery&pg=1&v=e...

>"When I gave OpenAI’s 03 model a tough chess puzzle..."

Opening sentence

A little annoying that they use zero instead of o, but yeah.