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by Nadya 8y ago
Aren't commonly within webpages. But they can be. They just often aren't because it is a confusing UX (because they almost never are.) Example from Codepen: https://vgy.me/IBmcUz.png
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I recorded 30 seconds of it from an online Golly [0] for you: https://kimiwo.aishitei.ru/i/Yx0hEmgDapyLLoyx.webm [0] http://golly.sourceforge.net/webapp/golly.html
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I loosely followed this after seeing the repo. Once it was taken down I made an organization and repo in honor of it: https://github.com/Ifyoudonotwantpeopleusingthemaximumchar/a... e38e had become much like https:&#x
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People who need mass storage and either have limited space or want to maximize the space they do have. A thirty-two drive rack full of 14TB drives is 448TB of storage space instead of 320TB (thirty-two 10TB drives). And if you only need 320
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Before my household had internet I was nose deep in a book 24/7, never leaving my room, and I had no friends at all. Post-internet I at least had friends, sure some were in the Netherlands, or Germany, or Australia, or Brazil, or Japan
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You misunderstood. You need to look Japanese. It doesn't matter if you actually are Japanese. This video pokes some fun at it, taken to an extreme for comedic purpose of course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLt5q
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But won't work on any device at any screen size ("responsive design"). There's a way to do server-side rendering for image assets in this regard but the front-end devs in charge of this kind of thing rarely know how to s
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Web dev here: They're lazy-loading the images to give a perceived faster load time. You take a super low quality (often blurry so it doesn't just look low quality) placeholder and swap it in for a proper image as needed. This is o
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Let's try and give your picture a new frame. It may change your opinion on seatbelt laws! :) From what I've been told and have read, the fines for not wearing a seatbelt are less about preventing people from making a potentially l
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Unless the user is using IE11. A perhaps not-so-modern but still a mainstream and typically supported browser. But if you're going to specify "old Debian" I think it would be fair to expect it to work on "old browsers&qu
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Who was talking about neo-nazis gaining power? The pendulum doesn't need to swing in only two directions. Any power given to a governing body (be it government or literally country-sized corporations) to control the speech of the peopl
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@danaris The parent comment is pointing out that taking away the megaphone seems to be doing the opposite. Year over year things seem to be becoming more and more polarized. When, with all this deplatforming companies have been doing, it se
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I think it is the opposite. Lot's of people in this thread are conflating parental responsibilities as being somehow equivalent to professional career development. This is like saying a year of attending a trade school to become a plum
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In Dyalog APL: {∊(3↑(0=3 5|⍵)∪1)/'Fizz' 'Buzz'⍵}¨⍳100 https://tryapl.org/?a=%7B%u220A%283%u2191%280%3D3%205%7C%u23...
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Plenty - just not the kind most people are browsing. My personal website doesn't use any Javascript or set any cookies and doesn't track the user.
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For example, at Sukiyabashi Jiro you get whatever the chef has prepared for the menu that today. Part of this is practical, the fish that will be used is usually purchased that very morning, and part of it is the quality of the restaurant.
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Usually I agree with your moderation, even when it has been against me, but this one is either particularly questionable or just poorly worded. It was a partial copy/paste from this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/
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Look up Foxy Gestures.
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I addressed that in the response - and admitted that, yes, it is an assumption against the largest attack vectors. >OTOH, they might throw everything and the kitchen sink in under the assumption that they'll be caught quickly so th
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I used a feature called "[Popup] List All Tabs" from the FireGestures addon. By holding down my Right Mouse Button and scrolling with my scroll wheel, a context menu would appear for me to select a tab or scroll to switch to a tab
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>While I agree with you that the threat model may or may not be very relevant for your usage, I disagree that just because you're on an old/minority version you'll be less likely to get pwned. It's not quite that -
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It is, but that is because it is tailored to my workflow as a power user who has an unfortunate knack for making use of many of the lesser known features of Firefox. As for new features, nothing that I personally use. Many of these features
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>Do you actually have data to back that up, or are you just going by an assumption? An assumption. The idea is that conducting more malicious activity is generally easier to spot than conducting less malicious activity and trying a wid
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If someone manages to place malicious code onto any of the small number of websites I visit, I'm certain the first thing they'd be trying to do is exploit vulnerabilities in software that <0.001% of the site visitors would be u
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Since this is the thread that took off for feature removal - I'll copy/paste a response I had in another thread that didn't foster more discussion. I've reinstalled a backup I kept of FF 36 - my entire workflow has slowl
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I've reinstalled a backup I kept of FF 36 - my entire workflow has been gutted over the years. 1) Lost Tab Groups as of FF 45 (the add-on isn't a full replacement of old functionality) 2) Lost many, many, many addons with FF 57 in
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They should be able to be paused, controlled for prev/next movement, last a minimum of 3 seconds (and longer for large pieces of text). If it is too slow the user can click "next" without it being an annoying experience. If i
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Word of advice - slow down your sliders. I read at an absurdly fast pace and I barely finish the "Our Experts" excerpts before it scrolls. I know, from testing, that I can mouse over them to pause them but that isn't intuitiv
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Node is not JavaScript. E: To clarify on this a little since I'm not posting from a phone. Which means he's still using Javascript-as-a-server (Deno), so he obviously still has some faith in using Javascript-as-a-server. Go > N
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Ryan Dahl has only spoken about implementation details and poor decisions made at the start that are too far along to correct now. He says Go is better than Node, not Javascript. If Javascript-as-a-server was a mistake then Ryan would not

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