It's called Freja. It's also possible to get a special hardware device to do the bankID dance, which is great to have if your phone breaks, as having that device will make it possible to provision a new bankID without visiting a bank office.

What do you mean here? Isn't bankID limited to only one device?

No, you can have multiple. At least with the banks I've used (currently sparbanken).

Surely that depends heavily on the country.

The country in question is the United States of America. You know, the one that Iranian Islamic Republic officials lead chants of "Death to America" about.

The US is not perfect, but this disparagement of the US for the benefit of the Islamic Republic is disgusting. As is the online bullying of people who stand up for the US.

Just because there one or maybe several bad/worse countries in the world, that doesn't mean anything goes ethically. That's a dangerous line of reasoning.

Play in background, including with screen off, and ability to download videos to watch on a plane.

Having global identities that move with you between networks doesn't mean that your identities need to be singular nor openly tied to your government identity.

Exoteric is the opposite of esoteric, which is the word you mean :)

I usually do

   const $ = (s, e = document) => e.querySelector(s)

and a similar one for $$.

I take it that the squirrel didn't circle the man? Two squirrels running around the same tree, are they circling each other? Or is it that when two bodies are orbiting the same center, then the body with the larger orbit is circling the one with the smaller? What is the definition of "circling"?

I think the main point of the story is that there 'going around' something is not necessarily precisely defined, and that there can be multiple interpretations of it, some of which depend from which perspective you are defining it. Which is a good way to get a sense of what mathematics is about, really (how can this be defined precisely? Is this definition consistent? What properties do different definitions have?).

I think I remember reading articles about how to implement blink in IE using behaviors, some IE only thing that didn't take hold(?), Maybe this was around IE5.

You can do it even even faster by replacing your if statements (works because the ascii values end in the digit they represent):

    if (d & 1)
       printf("odd\n");
    else 
       printf("even\n")