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I've always had a dissatisfied opinion about jQuery, I much preferred Mootools. When coffeescript turned up, it seemed to hop on the back of jQuery. Doing a lot of the things Mootools already did and leaving gaps where jQuery was king.
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Remember when IE was the gloomy figure in the corner of the room that every developer knew was there, but there was nothing they could do about it? People didn't catch on that IE was bad until almost a decade later, by then it had fina
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I don't mind the animations but I just can't stand it when websites mess with the scrolling. The page does not behave as I expect when I scroll using the trackpad on my macbook. I don't know how it behaves with a mouse scroll
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I have just switched to Bitbucket, since in my experience anything feminists touch turns to shit shortly thereafter. I get free unlimited private repositories and everything works. It's blazingly fast. I absolutely love it, not a singl
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Even that one feeds ads it thinks are relevant to you
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This introduces a layer of abstraction and makes everything more difficult to read and understand. It cannot be as powerful as just using css. It may even require mixing the two together. It doesn't make sense because these aren't
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If anything needed a re-write Minecraft needed one. With the resources Microsoft has at its disposal I'm surprised to see it looks like a 1:1 remake. They didn't update the visuals or anything. This was an opportunity to release a
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Imagemagick is 25 years old. It is one of the canonical softwares that doesn't seem to have any alternative. If anyone has something else to bring to the table I'd love to see it. I don't know what your standard is when it co
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Talk about not easy to use. I am not ashamed to say I can't figure this software out and I'm a software developer. What am I supposed to do in the case that it demands I set a target? Localhost? It'll tell me all about what I
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Hi, I'm interested in your perspective on this. Could you elaborate as to how much is an acceptable amount to spend on an MVP and testing? $100k certainly sounds high but not altogether unreasonable considering there is a physical prod
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Next guy might not be so lucky.
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You missed the point. In order to explain the point I need to repeat myself, as I went out of my way to explain the point in my original post. When loans are given out to people who shouldn't be getting loans, you bankrupt more of thos
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The title of this article is an understatement. I'm a startup founder in Europe and we've been treading water for a year. How is a company supposed to get off the ground if nobody has a hand that is able to be reached out to any o
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You had me for the first line. But then you clarified throughout the rest of your post that the reason you are scared is that you are afraid of the west. Can you bend over any further backwards, in any way at all, would that be possible.
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Just stay in the right lane go the speed limit and we're cool.
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Google can direct me to the front door of an apartment in a dense city. As well as provide me with opening hours of businesses and detailed transit information. How big is the download, to grab "The whole USA"?
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They meant to say north east Germany, it's a minor typo.
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> The court ruled that Europeans’ data was insufficiently protected when transferred to the U.S., where it could be accessed by national intelligence services. This is the key part and I don't think it's even entirely wrong. Th
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Aren't government programs in the US globally famous for being woefully inadequate and embarrassing? Who brings up America's social safety net in defense of the upper class? It's clear you aren't letting this topic go bu
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I just did some wikipedia sleuthing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_United_States#P... > The US Census declared that in 2010 15.1% of the general population lived in poverty: 22% of all people under age
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This is why we aren't seeing things like Opus codec support in Safari. Apple is engaging in a codec war. I really hope it makes them a lot of money because for me as a developer doing web audio it's like the difference between Fir
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Everyone has different opinions but what was crap about it. Directed by the visionary behind Children of Men, which won best picture and rather than just making a bunch of easy films he spent 4 years making this one. The cinematography requ
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I was reading about that. It seems pretty strange that these heavy security restrictions on origin are in place but you can create a worker from a string.
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It's impossible to use web workers across domains or while using non aliased cdns. Which can start to feel really restrictive.
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I honestly wasn't aware that was the law. I thought it was all cookies, that's what the warning messages are worded to sound like they are saying, thank you for correcting me. My question then is, websites are phoning home through
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Cookies are integral to the operation of every modern website. They offer security in the form of features like csrf protection or maintaining login state between visits. There is sufficient protection for cookies in the form of encryption
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These laws are still evolving and changing. Different for every country. We don't have something international we can build standards upon at this point in time. It seems to me there would also be an active push against any such implem
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Germany is no longer going to be one of the only places on Earth which punishes Wifi providers for what users do while on their network? I may actually be able to choose between more than 3 different cafes' that offer Wifi from my half
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It was 10 years ago when I bought a laser printer for $150. It was such a fantastic printer that I bought another one for my mother. It was known even then that inkjet printers were scams sold at a loss in order to overcharge for ink. How t

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