MrStonedOne

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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
Nope. Thats fixable in the client using a http proxy. The whole point of https is to roll back the ability for middleware devices to modify traffic without the authority of the client or the server. This is a good thing. He shouldn't b
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
Tell somebody on adhd medication to quit. or somebody on antipsychotics to quit. People on weed are generally happier about life the universe and everything. Ten hits a day and the answer suddenly makes sense, its not 42, its 420.
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
(also known as an ac in reverse)
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
It boils down to a war on attention. These companies want your attention, they use abusive notifications, gamification, and the like to try and get that initial eyeball, than everything from there is about minimizing boredom, and maximizing
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
It seems like they could fix this by removing or graying out verified status when they change names.
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
I have a policy of disabling javascript on any article based website. Its worked out well, most news sites load lightning fast, better viewing experience, no videos, the only downside is companies like the new york times that embed low res
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
There was this old zenn diagram of the four factors to life that comes to mind. https://i.imgur.com/i52vIDj.jpg
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
The confusion here is because you are mixing up "wage", "a living", and "lifestyle cost". Wage is compensation for labor and follows all of the normal market rules of supply and demand. A living relates to the
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
Usability is #1 People have different workflows and different priorities in that department, the best thing a browser could do to try and gain market share is keep their mind open to these differences and try and enable all of them. Somethi
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
>it's not actually necessary to be a dickhead to be good at your job. The reverse is also true.
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
Ya, youtube is obucating this, but it seems they are changing the terms to force monetization on certain kinds of content where they never did before. As in, force the creator to take a cut (as well as enable more ads to be shown.) It seems
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
Yet this issue is on youtube preemptively blocking first party content by established organizations. This isn't Babby's First Copyright Violiating CS:GO Montage, this is content released by the same university that trained a chunk
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
The reddit redesign that's been rolling out has likely brought increased users to here overall, and the github accustion plus the above means a higher than normal amount of people are discussing the github accustion here rather than on
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by MrStonedOne 8y ago
And what happens when that changes again?
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by MrStonedOne 9y ago
Once your project gets to a certain level of users or activity, you should still be submitting PRs or MRs for comment before merger. With our server toolkit in a project I work on, we have 2 devs and 5 active users, with the devs being 2 of