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Strobe warning in case someone might be susceptible to it. You got a chuckle out of me.

• hatch_q 5y ago
  Hypothetically if someone suffers a seizure... who is responsible? The platform provider or users who switched the light on and off?
  • bhawks 5y ago
    The webbrowser that render it.
    • Gigachad 5y ago
      The manufacturer of the LCD that displayed it.
      • chrisshroba 5y ago
        Thomas Edison for inventing togglable lights.
  • BostonFern 5y ago
    How about the individual who assumed the risk of visiting a strobing web page?
  • bandie91 5y ago
    those who made the web stadards capable of doing _anything_ with the user's computing environment, let it be any useless/arbitrary, and those who forced this arbitrary code execution platform to be the same as the information browsing / catalogue system / document viewer platform what the web originally meant to be. today users can not manage their bank account, enlist to classes, read newspapers online without the real fear of mining bitcoin for someone involuntarely, DDoS-ing goverment sites by hidden pixels, presenting unsolicited unrelated content to his audience on a presentation, and now, having sight damage...