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Facebook adds 5 divs, 9 spans and 30 CSS classes to every post in the timeline

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550 points polskibus | 2 comments | 08 Feb 19 16:04 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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agumonkey ◴[08 Feb 19 16:57 UTC] No.19116161[source]▶
meanwhile https://text.npr.org/

ps: thanks for the comments below, I was curious about similar websites

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1. keithpeter ◴[08 Feb 19 18:43 UTC] No.19117326[source]▶
It would be ace if there was a way to get older stories. I am resorting to reader view generally.
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2. jandrese ◴[08 Feb 19 19:10 UTC] No.19117623[source]▶
I've found it extremely difficult to track down stories I've heard on the radio on their website. The search function is really useless and even on the day of the broadcast I struggle to find the headline they used for the piece. If I'm going back a couple of days later it's usually a failure.

It looks like it should be so easy on the surface, just scan down the list of segments till you find the one you want, but for some reason I always struggle.