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Nadya
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Since Tom is browsing, I have a question - and this is my one and only major issue with TOML. # THIS IS INVALID a.b = 1 a.b.c = 2 Why? I'm sure there is very good reasoning - but it makes me have to reason about my
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>Because my statically generated blog really needs https. So I was reading your blog and am particularly concerned about the crypto miner present on the page. Care to explain this to me? Hint: MITM due to insecure context and the miner
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8y ago
The number of people I've seen lose their jobs over minor disagreements or having the wrong opinions for opinions I support means I no longer care about the people who lose their jobs over minor disagreements or having the wrong opinio
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8y ago
Thank you so much for your work on Neocities - and sorry for sending the HN hoard your way! I personally think the support model is all about scaling properly - or simply not scaling past a sustainable point. As long as the number of patron
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8y ago
Am I allowed to plug my own site? The old web is still around - you just need to dig through more new web to find it. I run my site through a few Gulp tasks to minimize files and provide security-integrity checks for my CSS - but otherwise
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8y ago
Checked on my work computer and you're right! Something must be going on with my userChrome.css back at home that's inadvertently hiding it from me, since I hide useless context menu options like "Set as Desktop Background...
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8y ago
>Nadya, whether or not that's the best thing to test for is beside the point. What you test on is almost as important as how you test on it. Interviews go both ways after all. I think a majority of people aren't disagreeing tha
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I was being very heavily tongue in cheek. Your knowledge tests that people understand implicit conversions in Javascript to be able to find the equivalent boolean values. !!( " ") !!("") !!(undefined === n
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If I need to test on such things does that mean I can write code like the following? var a = []; a[0] = (a[0]+"")[1]; a[1] = (a[1]+"")[2]; `${a[0]}${(!"" + "")[3]}${(!"" +
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8y ago
Adding a keyword used to be more prominent and easy to do - you could right click any search bar and "Add as Keyword" - or you could edit the Bookmark link manually when bookmarking a page. They "simplified" bookmarking
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8y ago
It is working now - thanks! I'll try and take a look around during lunch. :)
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8y ago
The site fails to load if an AdBlocker is present - throws an error "window.ga is not a function" and causes the rest of the site to fail to load. Not sure if this is intentional (it very well could be), so sharing it here.
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8y ago
Seconds matter in Japan's rail system [0]. Leaving early is (usually) a bigger problem than leaving late - but I doubt anyone was clamoring to get on the train in those last 20 seconds. But in the event a train runs late - get a 遅延証明書
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>You don't hear people saying things like "I want to be able to send/receive messages while offline on IRC" because they just use something else. Almost. They still use IRC - but they extend functionality "outs
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Once is not "every so often" [0] and reposting something that you feel is worthwhile but didn't gain traction is acceptable. This is mentioned in the FAQ [1] as it's basically a "keep it reasonable" honor syste
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I'm aware - but specifically excluded dev tools as faking text in scenarios where dev tools may not exist (eg: chat programs that aren't taking place within the browser) is still trivial.
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My preference: # I guess you could put ["YAML"] if you need it as an array and not a string no.body.wants.to.write=YAML Easy to type, is on a single line, only breaks once you're so many layers deep that you need
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8y ago
Photo, audio, and video evidence should already be dismissed until one is able to verify the integrity and source. All of these can already be believably faked - it's just a matter of educating people that a layperson can easily crea
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This is triply interesting for me because I had never heard of this myth and, reading the comments, I appear the be the only one out of the loop on the myth itself or the game. I wonder how many other pop-sci myths I'm unaware of.
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>There are several well reasoned arguments that the Earth is spherical (e.g., the shadow of the Earth is curved). That argument would prove the Earth is round - but not necessarily that it is spherical. A flat, round disc would also p
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>Indeed, most of the corruption that was (and still is) out there was big name publishers inviting reviewers to lavish review events or blacklisting reviewers that give unfavorable scores - something gamergate seemed to care little abou
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You'll get a bunch of posts on this topic, but I guess if people repeat a lie often enough and with a big enough megaphone it becomes "the truth" because the majority of their information on the topic comes from the media spo
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>Why else would stores have rewards programs? I'm not naive enough to believe they don't sell consumer data - but one reason would be to ensure you keep shopping at their store instead of a competitor's store. After al
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They misremembered "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
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No, but you were trying to access through a DigitalOcean IP which may have been range banned for spam/abuse/botting. Same reason why almost any public proxy is banned on 4chan. Same reason many uploading/hosting sites block T
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Banning legitimate users, editing their posts, and shadowbanning are examples of "arbitrary and capricious censorship". Banning IP ranges for effectively taking down the platform (thereby censoring everyone using the platform) i
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>I exclusively use one hand to browse, and I use double tap drag to zoom. I also browse exclusively one handed, but not necessarily "one fingered". I grip my phone between my thumb and other three digits and use my index fin
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Before your edit to remove the I.P address: 146.185.172.196. Q: Using DigitalOcean to host a VPN? Bans still happen for abuse/spam and banning well-known VPS/Server/Cloud Providers isn't all that uncommon when it becomes
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Counter-Counter-Argument: Refreshing a page is probably as or less common as needing to zoom a page. Scrolling is far more common than needing to refresh a page. Breaking one-handed scrolling in order to allow for one-handed refreshing se
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You're not alone - I hate it too. I always think this problem is easily solved as well. Since touch gestures can already account for "one finger or two". A two finger vertical gesture should refresh (because horizontal zooms)
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