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by STRML 7y ago
Assuming that you can access them diagonally -- not 100% if this is so - that layout should work.
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by STRML 7y ago
Yeah, Cert Spotter does this ( https://sslmate.com/certspotter/ ). It's a huge help both to be able to monitor cert issuance for a domain and all of its subs, and to be reminded when a cert is expiring.
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by STRML 7y ago
Why is obvious marketing material allowed here?
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by STRML 7y ago
This is quite dramatic, in that I can actually feel my Macbook not heating up as much, nor can I hear the fans anymore. We do quite a lot of work on a trading website that has heavy use of Canvas and CSS animations, and the latter really
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by STRML 7y ago
It's legacy. This dates back to April 2015 when there were still some reasons to use prefixed properties. Rather than list all of them in css - which would have been ugly - I choose the one useful to your browser.
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by STRML 7y ago
They don't have any actual inside information about the Taycan, so they switch to talking about the ZF transmission.
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by STRML 7y ago
This is only true on the Model 3. Indeed, on the S, the dual-motor variants were more efficient due to different gearing. It is still unclear the community why the 3 dual motor variants are as much as 10% less efficient. It is not totally
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by STRML 7y ago
And in fact, something called "money.js" - or the successor to money.js - ought to be able to properly round decimals such that floating point error never becomes the developer's concern.
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by STRML 7y ago
JS, like Java, now has implementations that will also store strings as Latin1 when the implementation believes it is safe to do so. This results in significant memory savings [1] in most programs. 1. https://blog.mozilla.org&#x2F
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by STRML 7y ago
As in the MDN article: All major engines have also implemented corresponding trimLeft and trimRight functions - without any standard specification. So ES2019 implements trimStart() and trimEnd(), which are symmetrical to padStar
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by STRML 7y ago
It's a lot more verbose than _.mapValues() is, but it's nice to have a relatively simple solution without using a library.
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by STRML 7y ago
Re: Haptic feedback on the touch bar, see https://github.com/niw/HapticKey , which is surprisingly good despite being a massive hack.
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by STRML 7y ago
That's what WebKit's devtools look like, across all branded browsers. Blink stayed with the old layout and iterated on it. I don't really care which one I use, but change for changes' sake is frustrating. I'm used t
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WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks (2019)(reviewsignal.com)
7 points by STRML 7y ago|0 comments
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by STRML 7y ago
Incredible pitch, I wish you luck. This would be an amazing alternative to batteries in areas where there would otherwise be renewable over-capacity. While it appears less efficient, it is transportable and easy to store. Please keep us all
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by STRML 8y ago
It was very successful. Complicated projects require complicated build config. Parcel does fine for simple projects, but lacks the raw power & configurability of webpack. Webpack now does simple config as well with the 'mode: &quot
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by STRML 8y ago
Scoping dependencies to their author by default would help (not eliminate) this problem. For example, if this had been @dominictarr/event-stream the entire time, and he chose a new maintainer, that would then by definition change the
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by STRML 8y ago
> It is unclear what he means by "If your system clock jumps from one time to another...". If this is talking about NTP, it's probably accurate. I don't know what he's talking about either. Most popular NTP clien
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Tell HN: Amazon now owns 3.0.0.0/8
565 points by STRML 8y ago|313 comments
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by STRML 8y ago
FWIW, this is something U2F somewhat solves. There is still the following exhaustive list of problems: 1. Education for and purchase of U2F keys 2. Key loss recovery mechanism 3. Key stolen defense (you can't just rely on the U2F key a
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by STRML 8y ago
There's nothing about <keygen> specifically that requires a central signing authority. You could just as well generate a public/private pair, feed the website your public key, and sign challenges with the privkey to log in.
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by STRML 8y ago
In a certain sense this existed with the `<keygen>` element ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ke... ) which is unfortunately deprecated. But you still have all the same
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by STRML 8y ago
This was written in 2014, when Crankshaft was still the JIT in V8. Turbofan was shipped in late 2016 and made primary in 2017. It's a much better JIT - it is tolerant to many more code patterns, including ES6 features - but IRHydra2 no
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by STRML 8y ago
Anecdotally, the 2018 key travel feels better than the 2017. But I can't stand the touch bar even after a year with it.
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by STRML 8y ago
While it's technically true, it's worth noting that part of the weight & thickness savings in the 2016+ MBPr was from simply reducing the battery from 99.5 Wh to 76Wh. I strongly dislike this change.
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by STRML 8y ago
It still can on JS toolchains. There is multiprocess webpack (happypack) now, Flow threads really well, and the extra cores can even help when restarting a bunch of processes at once and live reloading. Shaving off even a second helps produ
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by STRML 9y ago
This is just one of many vulnerabilities in Geth and other Ethereum clients due to unauthenticated JSON-RPC on localhost. You might recall this even hit Redis years ago. There are many simple solutions (force auth, xsrf token) and it is min
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by STRML 9y ago
That's not how converting relative Celsius to Fahrenheit works. If I say "it's 10 degrees Celsius colder today than yesterday", that's the same as saying "it's 18 degress Fahrenheit today".
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by STRML 9y ago
That doesn't mean it can't be adapted and tuned for mobile. The average smartwatch has more processing power than the average server did at the time the ZFS project was launched (2001).
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by STRML 9y ago
Some parens would at least make that more readable: const foo = { ...(bar && {bar}), };

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