SlurpingPus

Isn't ‘Less Wrong’ atheistic, though.

Just FYI, if you just use Firefox in both OSes, you can sync the tabs, history, and extension settings. Though I've seen the opinion that Safari works faster, but OTOH extension developers are unhappy with Apple's publishing/vetting process, and some devs dropped support for Safari that they provided previously.

I wonder if iOS and watchOS being macOS in miniature means that the terminal can be used on them natively, like on Android.

those little pop ups for the space and g menus

Emacs has this with the Hydra plugin, iirc. Particularly, Doom Emacs already has this feature packaged.

Zsh probably can't do that, because zsh is involved with typing commands, not handling their output. You should look into the docs and settings for your terminal emulator — some of them do support selecting output with the keyboard. Alternatively, something like tmux might be able to handle that too.

Try Vimium if you use Firefox, Chrome, or something Chromium-based. Invoking links with ‘f’ and a couple letters is so comfortable that I now get mad when the addon doesn't work on Mozilla's sites (due to security concerns) or when a site has ‘links’ implemented with JS.

I'm happy to report that Wikipedia seems to have dropped the ‘m.’ prefix, and finally detects the device capabilities instead.

This might be true perhaps; but the crux of the matter is that I shouldn't do more than the traditional human-oriented escaping of the addresses, which relies extensively on plain and friendly backslashes, instead of devilish and time-consuming machine-produced percent-codes.

Remarkably, apparently either the server or the client replace backslashes in Markdown links with forward slashes, which is completely bogus and nonsensical.

The correct link is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racetrack_(game)

Also interesting that you're the first person to raise this issue after two hours and ten upvotes.

There's a pen-and-paper game called Racetrack, in which people can move the 'cars' a certain amount according to acceleration/braking, turning and inertia. It simulates the physics of actual racing remarkably well, better than many video games. There are both web and mobile implementations of the game.

Sounds like TrueWagner mostly.

This is gonna be more fuel for Why veterans hate ICE.