I wouldn't say it causes more problems than it solves. It inconveniences a relatively small number of people (developers) while eliminating an annoyance for millions of users.

The service ultimately exists to cater to users, not to developers who want to automate something on top of an interface primarily meant for users.

Also, it's not like there's no way for a developer to figure out if something can be automated without a captcha to guide them. The first time they try to do it, they'll run into an error that tells them they can't, and that'll be that.

Trump's insanity is frightful....

That is so impressive! Much of the discussion around the march has centered on whether it lives up to the ideal of intersectionality. As Brittney Cooper, an assistant professor of women’s and gender studies and Africana studies at Rutgers University, explained, “Intersectionality simply means that there are lots of different parts to our womanhood ... and those parts — race, gender, sexuality, and religion, and ability — are not incidental or auxiliary. They matter politically.”

Why is this so upvoted? The list is actually not surprising at all.

We kind of knew this since long ago, but it's great that we have an even better confirmation.

I guess you're not leaving in a place where you can see it by yourself, huh?

Kirkland is one of the few brands that's OK... Google it if you don't believe me.

This has been going on for a while now: WikiLeaks will do a lot of stuff instead of actually doing them now.