TAKEMYMONEY

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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
> my blog ...is the usual use case for the "why not just use HTML?!" argument. Still, even at the enterprise level, considering SSR's popularity, the "pendulum" has been in favor of static HTML for a while.
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
That's the thing, the author here is using CSS and the hierarchy is still very poor and difficult to parse. It's the worst of both worlds.
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
HTML comments to Stack Overflow pages? Display: table? Floats for layout?
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
Modern carbon frames are designed with structural integrity in mind, the frame-building process allows more fine-tuning than aluminum. Aluminum's best quality is it's value, you can wreck one and buy another and still have spent l
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
Aluminum bikes are just as prone to failure, and in fact are less likely to be left in a repairable state after an accident. A dent or a crack in the frame ofter renders it useless. True of carbon as well, but they can be repaired in some c
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
Wouldn't something like `non-interactive` make for a better name? "Inert" typically means things that don't move , it means things that don't react in a less-common, chemical sense. Even when used then it would b
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
A bit of pedantry: it's actually very old, as the article mentions, even being removed from the spec at one point [1] and then being added back in. https://github.com/whatwg/html/commit/5ddfc78b1f82e86cc2
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
I'd 3-way dial in to this service instead of the "Lenny" chatbot for spam phonecalls https://lennytroll.com/
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
> I noticed window.event which is documented in MDN and is marked as deprecated The Event API is not deprecated: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Event . In the posted examples the `e
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
Yes Section 230 is mentioned in the article.
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
Thanks for letting us know what you liked. That wasn't true of Dubya, Clinton, Reagan...how far back is "time was once?" Wasn't true of Jackson either. Do you really think Trump would ever stop having rallies under any c
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
> The Axie DAO allowlisted Sky Mavis to sign various transactions on its behalf. This was discontinued in December 2021, but the allowlist access was not revoked. Once the attacker got access to Sky Mavis systems they were able to get th
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
In Seattle you are fined $50 the third time, $75 the fourth, $124 after that. > according to the article Yep, they never mention it. Odd omission eh?
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
How does negotiating compensation teach your employee how to sell widgets? The only thing they have in common is negotiation. I speak to and negotiate with my employer differently than a client. Following this lesson, shouldn't the sal
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
> Fox News NY Post was quick to jump on this story too. "Social Justice" is the boogeyman again (in the video). A blogger that pasted this article was more transparent in their narrative, "Get woke, go broke." No sour
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by TAKEMYMONEY 4y ago
How insulting. I appreciate the fact that my compensation is in writing, not based on my boss' mood that day. That feels like "I'll tip an extra 10% on this meal if you promise not to let my coffee mug go empty."
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
There is certainly a 3rd-party tracker on the archive. NYT's goal with the acquisition was not the billions of dollars in ad revenue a free-to-play word game brings in :) but widening their subscription marketing funnel. I'd guess
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Can we reserve trite clichés like "Apple is Spyware" for reddit and maybe reserve this place for more focused discussion? "MacOS sending HTTP requests with hardware unique identifiers in plaintext is bad because..." woul
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Correct, like the flu vaccine, it does not stop 100% of infections, it reduces the spread of disease. Now you know!
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
> If you're young and healthy, no. ...unless you have concern for spreading disease. Some only think of themselves. > it's strange so many people are defending an industry That is strange, who are these people defending
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
So like notifications with extra steps? I can already do that on sites that have basic discussion features, by turning those features off and opening a bunch of tabs.
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
That's why Big Pharma still forces us to get a Chicken Pox vaccine every year! Oh wait, they don't? You can still get infected with SARS-CoV-2 even if you have before, and you should still be vaccinated. https://www.sci
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
> This only applies to development mode.
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Bad for discussions though. I've often posted questions, gotten good replies I wanted to follow up on, but didn't realize until weeks later when the thread was stale. I usually take discussions to message boards with basic UX like
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Isn't that a fairly common news URL structure? * https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/4/7/bank-of-japan-mem... * https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/07/sports/baseb
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
There's no way this persists through the whole payflow, likely a bug on the client/view layer. Pricing is subject to multivariate testing all the time on e-commerce sites, this is likely supposed to show x for Segment A and x+1
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Cool, any thoughts on what's new in Emacs 28.1?
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
Please contribute more elaborative criticism than simply the word "bullshit"
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
That was the older thinking. Turns out users know how to use the back button quite well, and don't expect or know how to return from the pop-ups target=_blank creates, it breaks the back button. In user testing they report they think t
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by TAKEMYMONEY 5y ago
My first thought as well, should we expect `prntscrnkeyhint` soon?

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