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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I ensure my loading graphic shows for a minimum of 333ms to make sure my users see that something was happening, just incase the operation completes too fast for the user to realize it happened.
2. 332.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   Fennec Textwrap addon for Firefox on Android will slightly improve pinch zoom text reflow.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   .us domains don't allow whois privacy.
4. 334.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   The worst squatters don't pay the same prices as we do. This will price more people out of their first domain than price out any serious squatters.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I can't imagine my favorite podcasts taking spotify revenue seriously unless spotify also moves in on patreon.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   I don't think spotify sucks, I don't plan on switching to it for podcasts, but my biggest gripe at the moment is there is no way to just see a simple list of all the artist's songs on the android app. You have to tediously cl
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   Actually, better terminology would be Honeytoken, Trap Street, and/or Fictitious Entry. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honeytoken https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictitious_entry https:&#x2
8. 338.▲
   by Can_Not 7y ago

   Why would you mention her major instead of mentioning that other candidates had more relevant skills? It seems to me that you're grinding an axe for that women's study degree instead of giving her useful feedback.
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   by Can_Not 7y ago

   The problem isn't that people are believing the (not yet debunked) conspiracy theory. The problem is that a clear, verifiable, conflict of interest exists, this is a top public concern with really high stakes, and the app in question s
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I actually don't see why someone couldn't write a PHP style autoloader for JS, there is already a lot of cool hacks around require. I think a simple autoloader would just do something like (almost pseudocode): find src/
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    There seems to be nothing in the comment about left leaning people being smarter, perhaps a freudian slip on your part.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I do remember the "hard core deregulation" party fighting to keep marriage regulated between one man and one woman.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    There is an easy solution to this, either require all cables be the same specs or require that cables have their specs labeled. It's already an improvement over the past where every device had a different cable, I can at least slow cha
14. 344.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    > Yes but why is it so bad to let companies choose what charging cables they provide? We did and they unanimously made the worst and most uninnovative solutions for costumers.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Apple is the only company that defied the EU. The fact that we have 2 standard cables (apple and USB) instead of the past's 15+ is solving 99% of the problem. The regulation set out to do something and the problem is basically solved.
16. 346.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I'm guessing you have a problem with the government regulating lead out of your chicken noodle soup, too?
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Technically the "nanny state" was for the corporations who proved they couldn't get their shit together.
18. 348.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Before the regulation, every phone I owned used a different port.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I just wish spotify would give us an "all songs by this artist" page. Clicking through like 10 albums is tedious especially when they often have 1 or 2 songs in them.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I always thought Sencha debunked that: https://www.sencha.com/blog/the-making-of-fastbook-an-html5-...
21. 351.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Some suggestions that may or may not be good * Sentry.io for error tracking * add dark mode. In fact, just let your users choose from any of the generic bootswatch css files. Use a cookie or something to remember which one so it sticks arou
22. 352.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Crystal is basically like golang with generics and non-horrible syntax. It's great to feel like you're writing ducktyped code but get compiler errors instead of production runtime errors.
23. 353.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    I'm curious about what languages or types of projects are already running on ARM servers in the cloud (and actually benefiting!)
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    That reminds me of another _brilliant_ hack I had my kid do at a youth checkers tournament. I got him to swat the other players pieces off of the board so the opponent would eventually run out of pieces before my child. I think the opposing
25. 355.▲
    by Can_Not 7y ago

    (not actually a qualified filter expert) actually I think bacteria will infect opened, even unused, filters over time. So just wait until you actually use it to replace it.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    > but it feels like "telemetry" is kind of brought up as a bogeyman. It is a real problem, not a bogeyman, when it's actually turning itself back on when we turn it off.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Have you tried crystal?
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    So on one hand, adonisjs, feathers, etc., but a lot of nodejs users consider express+npm to be their "rails".
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    That's easy to fix, just charge a termination fee for the unused ink. Low BS solution.
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    by Can_Not 7y ago

    Very cool, would you say this is like Huginn but in nodejs? Or IFTTT/Zapier but self hosted?