Eduard

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by Eduard 4y ago
"hard mode" is actually the easier one
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by Eduard 5y ago
> The more creators, the better the world. (Is there a single counterexample in all of history?) E.g. all those auto-generated Wikipedia/StackOverflow/Github content copycats swamping search engines and making the canonical, up
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by Eduard 5y ago
And I thought it's a next-level ultrasonic knife, https://youtu.be/uK4hvcUxNFw ; makes a geeky present indeed.
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by Eduard 5y ago
Comments section is only two levels deep and we have already arrived at Godwin's law.
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by Eduard 5y ago
Browsing bbc.co.uk, e.g. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-60947877 , from outside of UK, half the page estate is dedicated advertisement.
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by Eduard 5y ago
- div soup: e.g. https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/cookie-banne... The code nests 7 levels deep (including the wrapping form element). Turn on DevTools and pull elements out of their containers and delete
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by Eduard 5y ago
On the other hand, I find Firefox 's behavior annoying as well. On one of my Firefox installations, when I start it, it always asks me to become the default browser. Which I don't want, so I set the "don't ask me again&q
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by Eduard 5y ago
What's a cell line, and do we know anything about who CHM13 is?
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by Eduard 5y ago
There is so much praise in this comment section, that I gotta be the grumpy negative guy: It isn't good yet: * The brutalist/minimal style is so reduced yet blown-up I find it confusing to grasp sections. E.g. on first visit (inco
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by Eduard 5y ago
It's wrong because tabs are not meant to be presented as a small table of contents. Viewing the same page in landscape mode/bigger screen does show tabs. Tabs are meant to be presenting only the currently selected option, one reas
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by Eduard 5y ago
It's awful! The VR navigation is already nonsense, but the cherry on top is clicking one of the info bubbles and then being presented with a framed PDF document.
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by Eduard 5y ago
Component under discussion: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/date-input/ It is bad. Day month year are separate inputs. No auto-jump to next input. Even if this was done for accessibility reasons, i
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by Eduard 5y ago
Tabs in smartphone screen size portrait mode looks wrong, e.g. tablist presentation is different, and the tabs container has no visual wrap: https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/tabs/default...
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by Eduard 5y ago
> Does this not break HAM license rules if you used it over (for example) amateur radio equipment? When the Apocalypse is here and the Internet is no more, no one will care
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by Eduard 5y ago
the in-house soundtrack from _Cold Storage_ is amazing as well. I love to listen to it to this day
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by Eduard 5y ago
Maybe naked mole-rats as well?
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by Eduard 5y ago
You don't provide any argument for why you like GMO food here. What bothers you so much about food?
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by Eduard 5y ago
The methane isn't from the bacteria, it is from their food. If the inefficient cow/bacteria processing step is skipped, the whole production pipeline is greatly more climate-friendly.
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by Eduard 5y ago
https://archive.is/BqS0n
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by Eduard 5y ago
AC in general wouldn't help so much; air circulation would help a little
621.
by Eduard 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220128165151/https://svbtle.co... > We promise to do everything in our power to ensure that any content you publish on the platform will continue to be available on the w
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by Eduard 5y ago
> The majority of the charging you do will be at your home I'm worried someone will stumble upon the 50 meters of charging cable I have to hang from the third floor, along the pedestrian way, towards the car - in case I'm lucky
623.
by Eduard 5y ago
Blocked because they don't understand GDPR
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by Eduard 5y ago
Looked up "scan tags", didn't find anything. Can you clarify?
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by Eduard 5y ago
Says more about NetSurf than MDN.
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by Eduard 5y ago
The last 10 percent are hard. Welcome to software development.
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by Eduard 5y ago
> There is no guarantee that a website will be functional or work correctly for those without disabilities, much less be designed in a user friendly easy to use way. Is this a strawman argument by someone who doesn't understand acce
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by Eduard 5y ago
Great write up. I learned plenty for upcoming private reverse engineering projects ! Any idea why this cabinet uses EPOS?
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by Eduard 5y ago
Maybe qmail and SSH have their good track record because of security by inscrutability
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by Eduard 5y ago
This criticism makes it seem that Snowflake is a great arrest honeypot: https://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/944-To...

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