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by Lorin 2y ago
I did this back in 2018 with full mobile support and nice edge fading: https://codepen.io/Lorin/pen/OEJGrM
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by Lorin 2y ago
Oh great now we can rely on Reddit's own renowned search functionality /s What are they thinking?
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by Lorin 2y ago
If anyone is curious about another 'fun' Windows only bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1856462
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by Lorin 2y ago
Doesn't seem super accessible tho', tab focus leaves me wanting.
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by Lorin 2y ago
I read the article and this absolutely stinks of the next step of vendor lock-in, where the person running Deere hardware is forced to maintain an on-going service for 5g and remote cloud services to keep things moving even if the firm is f
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John Deere considers VMs to be legacy tech, Ethernet and Wi-Fi on the brink(theregister.com)
5 points by Lorin 2y ago|2 comments
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by Lorin 2y ago
Ok, now they have an excuse to employ a crew to keep them clean like any other window-like product... instead of it just being a wall? I don't get it.
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by Lorin 2y ago
Nice way for the founders to get an exit whilst brand awareness is still up there. It's a hardware firm so I'm uncertain how bad they can possibly transform the products - SAAS going public usually causes the product to suffer sig
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by Lorin 2y ago
Might want to fix the typo in the feature list "Om-premise data storage" :)
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by Lorin 2y ago
I always wondered if one could repurpose side-mounted fingerprint sensors (ex. Samsung Galaxy Fold) as a swipe-to-scroll mechanism. There also used to be some lovely touchpad tech called "chiral scroll", which allowed for iPod-lik
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by Lorin 3y ago
I attempted some ML-as-'compression' experiments ~2 years ago, ended up hitting a wall. Check out samples/pitch here: https://lorinhalpert.com/ipoc/ala/ If someone has audio encoding, playback, and&
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by Lorin 3y ago
I have no idea why browsers moved away from providing the DPR (device pixel ratio) header on media requests so one could continue using the sensible and simple <img> whilst the server could return the correct images on its own. Would
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by Lorin 3y ago
Makes me wonder about visualizing graph DBs
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by Lorin 3y ago
I know quite a few people that would prefer not having rust in their cars.
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MangaDex security post-mortem: Reflected XSS in Auth. Callback(mangadex.dev)
1 points by Lorin 3y ago|0 comments
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by Lorin 3y ago
Per your example I wonder if CSS engine devs optimize for most common use like many JS engines do. For example JS `for` loops, `for (let i=maxVal;i--;)` should hypothetically perform better than `for (let i=0;i<=maxVal;i++)` but they are
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by Lorin 3y ago
Why wouldn't they just amend the existing feature so it's accessible?
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by Lorin 3y ago
So... iframes that stay in the context of the parent element? You'd need some tight CSP coupling to prevent it from being a security disaster.
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by Lorin 3y ago
Just bring back Fireworks - it was brilliant and I still use it for quick day-to-day work.
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by Lorin 3y ago
Oh boy I for one can't wait to see how they squeeze additional shareholder value out of the rock year over year /s Has there ever been an instance where a tech IPO resulted in an improved end user experience?
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by Lorin 3y ago
I had a 'magic' experience at Uniqlo, walked up to self check out with my single item and it was already detected without any intervention. Just paid and left. No barcodes.
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by Lorin 3y ago
I still remember the following 2000s post to this day, nothing else: "Why strapping buttered toast to a cat's back will not produce infinite power" https://everything2.com/title/Why+strapping+buttered+toa
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by Lorin 3y ago
How exactly is one supposed to PM, Twitter? Very interested as I deeply miss the Q10/KeyOne/Key2 experience.
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by Lorin 3y ago
Tinnitus was one of the reasons I stopped cracking my neck - would trigger it shortly after.
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by Lorin 3y ago
I wonder if they have special hardware recycling arrangements with their vendors for decommissioned drives to reduce their footprint. How many magnets are laying around the office? :)
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by Lorin 3y ago
Sorry for forgetting the word 'decade', my point still stands.
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by Lorin 3y ago
Blizzard had the worst luck. Their loot boxes were fair and most reasonable, but because they also looked so visually appealing, they were used in the thumbnail and header of every major article describing the horrors of loot boxes in gener
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by Lorin 3y ago
It's kinda sad that they went through the whole monopoly suit over a century ago and here we are in Windows 11 getting OneDrive notices crammed down our throats even when there's an active work Office 365 subscription on the damn
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by Lorin 3y ago
Algolia cut SO many reasonably priced features and put them into much more costly price buckets - we're actively looking to move away from them if anyone has suggestions.
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by Lorin 3y ago
Does this have any relation to cold welding?

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