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It's odd when it's something you answered yourself years ago, then over a couple of days you get seemingly random upvotes.. took me ages to figure out how it was happening, because I never look at the questions by 'Active' only ever by 'Newest'.
Some ad blockers can remove entire sections of any page. I used to do similar on SE, but current Safari will not allow that type of extension any more.
It's a bit journalese, but I see no ambiguity. You could put a semi-colon in there if you wanted it to look slightly more authoritative, but the comma signifies either a break between ideas or a list; the end result being the same in either case.
@Giacomo1968 - they can be analysed… back at the factory. I don't think there's anything one could really do at consumer level - or even care about at consumer level, as you say. My last job I got through thousands of these things every year. If we got a significant bad batch, the factory wanted them back for analysis [though they never told us the results, they just wanted to improve their QC]. For any small percentage that failed, they just went in the bin.
This belongs on Meta [flagged to migrate]. Dark mode is a site by site support, not yet global across SE. See meta.stackexchange.com/questions/111399/… [& search main Meta for a hundred others]
Hmm, yes I like that. Do we sneak under 500 if we use https://softwarerecs.meta.stackexchange.com/q/336/22850 instead, ie the shortened version from Share? I don't have a character counter, but pasting it into a comment leaves 108 of what seems to be 600 max.
