LiterallyDoge

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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Yeah my question was bad, was looking for Spectre
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Spectre
33.
by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Meant Spectre.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Anyone know if this chip addresses speculative execution exploits eg Meltdown?
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
You don't need to expressly define all cases in an `else` block.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Respectfully dissenting on the hate comment, but otherwise very good points. +1
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
I think it's basically a paywall mental model, but without the pay part.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
This is a great argument for the intangible value of the right to individual privacy.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
If he is advanced, a normal distribution will look about like this to him.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
State management is hard. It goes boom because lots of things are going on, not because browsers are naughty.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
I think iframes are inferior to the JS approach for a few reasons, one is usability for people with screen readers / etc - others would be standards compliance, bookmarking, managing state when pieces do need to talk to each other, etc
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Again? Single page apps refresh and respond faster than their HTML counterparts. Sounds like a mad backend dev posting hate for the evolving front-end world because they don't want to learn new stuff.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
This is so awesome. St. Jude is my team.
44.
by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Because then my nerd rage can't be expressed to my 12 users.
45.
by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Eh it's their website. Personal property. They're idiots though.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
I think this might be a case of "Don't attribute to malice what can be explained by stupidity." In that, these people literally just want your money, they don't care about helping or hurting you, for the most part, they
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
The user experience is always the number one problem of any application. Implying that you don't like building great products because you are lazy says more about you than the state of the front-end world.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Yum.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Wow that second overlay is an impressively rage-based punitive and user-hating dark pattern if I ever saw one.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
It would be very cool to have an OS option that isn't from one of these two brands. Neither seem to be very respectful of the customer, Google for its privacy practices, and Apple is just so heavy-handed it's hard to take them se
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
So true. Art majors too. And psych. And anyone with a sense of craftsmanship. And children and cats.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Is anyone else not impressed with modern phones? They all seem like the same as last year but with more arbitrary restrictions and a higher price tag.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
That seems shortsighted for such a traditionally longsighted company. If you sell tents to people who sell fruit, and don't screen the fruit for disease, and then people get sick, they will use other bazaars.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Easy and simple are different.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Fair - I think the solution then also would not be more money directly to them, but a better support system for the mentally challenged. If they can't make rational decisions as you say, then (assuming we can agree that compassion is
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Yeah I'm leaving this alone, looks like a straw man, also I don't think she makes a convincing point.
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Is it really this complicated to treat other people with respect?
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
What about the argument that some places are more expensive than others, and sometimes, for a few years, it makes more sense to live in a cheap place while you set up your finances, and then make decisions about where to live for the long t
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by LiterallyDoge 8y ago
Firefox seems like they respect the user to me. Putting Google, the most popular search engine, as the clearly visible and easily changeable default makes the most sense, in my head.

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