So I was the same until the cable that I used with the monitor broke and I thought I could just use the same cable that shipped with my MacBook Pro (which are quite pricey), it didn't work as I had no idea you needed a cable that supported video and for a while assumed my monitor was broken. Now imagine a less technically literate person experiencing this.

Sorry for the bad news you received today.

If there's a internal documents with links getting passed around (there was a similar thing when Skype shut down their London office) please add our company to it as we're hiring https://thoughtmachine.workable.com/

From the sounds of it they just don't know and need to fund some research.

"And pilots have also called for the DoT to fund tests into what would happen if a drone got sucked into an engine or crashed into a plane's windscreen."

"Last month, the British Airline Pilots Association noted that while the threat of bird strikes had been well researched there was little data about how much damage a drone could cause a plane."

I wonder if any other organisations have conducted any rigorous testing?

A British Airways spokesman said: "Our aircraft landed safely, was fully examined by our engineers and it was cleared to operate its next flight."

How would you handle dom events with this method (such as click, hover etc.)?

There is a simulate event method in React TestUtils: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/test-utils.html

It can be useful to help prevent fraud. Such as Google ads not accepting clicks from headless browsers etc.

Awesome game, our productivity has dropped massively since I sent it around the office. Any plans to invite people to the room you're in?

Eventually. Unfortunately not the priority at the moment. You can look at the scoreboard to see if you're in the same server, though.