Instead of an initial, I'd recommend putting an emoji in the first name. (And putting your last name as your full name). I've been able to filter out most "InMail/auto" when they say something along the lines of "Hi {emoji}."

I learned of it here: https://www.glennstovall.com/the-wolf-test/

A Chinese 囧 works great for emoji first names that will avoid emoji filtering on the other side.

I wonder if a Unicode RTL marker would work? (but what if your name is a palindrome)

Or a non-breaking space?

I'd suggest trying Dark Reader extension for your browser. It's a life-saver for me.

Wow thank you. I've been fiddling around with Stylus for the pages I use regularly but this is a simpler solution for them all.

Had base-tier Confluence at one company. Super nice.

Google Flights will render a whole calendar of prices.

It's reminiscent of the Succinctly series by Syncfusion. We were considering Vue at our workplace, this will make it a quick read. Thanks!

From the looks of it, when you give you email they're adding you to a job posting list... (main monetization scheme)

An additional feature might be to allow posters to also select which characteristics they have and tailor it to you...per say?

Just a guess.

Per se. Latin.

Anyone is allowed to submit articles. It shows up on new, and then there's a custom algorithm that puts it in the "top of the list."

A good example is reddit.

EFF. Their work is extremely relevant to those in the tech industry.

To everyone

Your question reminds me of this github example: https://gist.github.com/weakish/7428608