keyboard would get stuck

and it got stuck before the 'ck'

Etgar Keret has a funny story titled Malffunction about buying a computer with a broken keyboard.

https://books.google.com/books?id=un6rKAjevT4C&pg=PA87&lpg=P...

To find geo data in Europe you can use: http://inspire-geoportal.ec.europa.eu/discovery/ There are a lot of thematics data from various countries.

This book has been really helpful for me. I recommend it.

It annoys me too. In some website you can't see the footer, read it and then click its links. It keeps disappearing while I scroll down as fast as I can (keyboard or mouse).

Infinite scroll with a footer is a clear anti-pattern. If a site has both, they don't have a coherent idea of their UX.

Are there any sites that were designed from the start with infinite scroll that also have footers?

It wasn't from the start, but Facebook, after years, still has infinite scroll with a footer. I have no idea how they could possibly not have fixed it yet, unless it's some kind of deliberate prank.

The footer is also available in the rightmost column.

I payed reviews from http://www.feedbackarmy.com/ which uses AMT. I prefer your website criticue, the quality of the comments I received is better.

This is very useful, many comments that I received are directly actionable. The website greatly improved during the last week.

I'm very very happy you've found it useful!

It's "Price per TB per Year" not GB.

I am From south of France where there aren't many north Africans. In every shop I know I've never seen someone haggle. I don't haggle. My friends don't haggle. Ny neighbors don't haggle.

Well it is a 379,700 USD auto... most people aren't going to own it even if they can afford it.

If you have to ask how much it costs, you can't afford it.

As a French civil servant I can say it doesn't fill our needs. We have difficulties to work with documents we receive sometimes created with LibreOffice, sometimes Microsoft Office. Documents are full of errors from bad imports and exports. I know many people loosing tons of time trying to fix the documents. An average French civil servant has many documents to write every month.

I agree, document conversion is one hell of an issue. But it doesn't bite everytime you open a MS Office document (at least it very rarely happens to me). I think that the lost productivity is made up for in terms of savings, which we do need.

We can hope that this issue gets solved if more heavily invested in. The "10% of savings go towards developing free software" rule is promising.