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MisterKent
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MisterKent
2y ago
How is this better than motion? Or really the other big competitors in the space? Seems like there's a good spectrum between motion (performance and simple API) to the more complex frameworks out there. How does yours actually distingu
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2y ago
Lots of people doubting this, and saying running === comprehension. Here's an exercise for you: how much did Bill spend at the grocery store? Bill and Tom went to the show store, and Bill bought a black pair of shoes for 23.56. Tom got
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3y ago
Alt + Tab
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3y ago
I like the idea, and the simplicity of the site. Two minor requests: - Ability to hide the timer at the bottom completely (one less distraction for my brain) - Dark mode (or maybe selectable colors?) -- I think it could be useful right befo
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3y ago
Companies should probably be banned from doing layoffs if they can't show that they are either: - actively losing money - shuttering an entire division (that is losing money) Currently, it just seems like they're going through nee
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3y ago
Imagine Spotify being able to continue streaming you music that they no longer have access to, because you "the user" still have individual rights to the music. Thwn, you can stream your own music and Spotify's music side by
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3y ago
Paywalled. At any rate, seems to mostly align with my thoughts: weight loss is simple, eat fewer calories than you burn. Exercising will burn calories, but far fewer than a diet adjustment can possibly account for. Running for 15 minutes on
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3y ago
Just because you get massaged and fed beer, doesn't mean they don't think of you as cattle.
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3y ago
Ideological wars always result in the worst atrocities.
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3y ago
Sure, but the reason for the denial is. What if I tell your water provider, they can't serve you anymore, and they're yor only viable water provider? Oh no sorry, I'm not denying you access to water, just access to your only
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3y ago
At least according to the UN human rights, this is effectively a human rights violation. > While blocking and filtering measures deny users access to specific content on the Internet, States have also taken measures to cut off access to
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3y ago
I like the idea, but it doesn't work on Firefox Mobile.
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3y ago
It's a repeat of the long ago years when piracy and torrents were more popular. And people pretended that stealing movies was somehow ethical. People will always justify a way to steal, when they can get away with it. - they could simp
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3y ago
Holy vaporware batman!
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3y ago
Seriously, of all the platforms that do this pattern, this one is the most user hostile.
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3y ago
Off topic: why is this formatted as all the questions, then all the answers, then all the comments? Having to repeatedly scroll to remember the exact text of each thing is insane. I shudder to read an interview written in this style.
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3y ago
Forget all of that. If you can run actual video games in a browser at 120fps, you can definitely achieve pretty much any UI/ux you can dream. Obviously, within resource constraints. But I don't think there's many UIs you can
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3y ago
Not in this case, since each country is calculated based approximately off its area. So, fractionally they do add up to one earth.
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4y ago
What do you do between 7-12am every evening? What do you do with your weekends? 98/100 it's a motivation problem, not a time problem until you have kids etc. Doesn't sound like you do anything ?
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4y ago
Minor fail by bitwarden... - odds of arbitrary malicious iframe being on login page seems vanishingly small, especially when a compromise of the login page is probably necessary before the iframe can be injected. How often can an iframe be
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4y ago
The sole responsibility for this issue starts and ends with LastPass. For a security focused company, there is no excuse for a threat model to not include insider threats, vulnerable software inside an employees network, and potential phi
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4y ago
Source? Their scoping rules should be exactly identical....
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4y ago
That's conflating aesthetics vs function. Most keyboard enthusiasts don't look at their keyboard for information/help, they may look to enjoy the visual appearance. In this case, most people with custom layouts are fine with
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4y ago
The title is a bit misleading. The author is advocating getting rid of dirty work by solving the problem. This can mean starting by doing the dirty work, i.e on call to identify the problems. Fixing them is what he is advising people build
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5y ago
Hi, I work on the portal team. Would you mind sharing what the issue is you're seeing?
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5y ago
What specifically do you find slow? I work on the portal team and would love to hear specifics that we can go chase down.
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5y ago
Facebook would rather be booted out than remove data collection, because they (probably correctly) have determined that a service like theirs cannot exist without advertising unless a global ban is created. If they are banned in Europe, the
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5y ago
If this were really what Riot wanted, they would stop serving the now nine+(?) year old assets from their CDN. Not sure why this "security" guy is the one responsible for reaching out. Not sure why he's asking about how they
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6y ago
Why?
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MisterKent
6y ago
Care to elaborate?
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