TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 9y ago
SpaceX does make promotional 3d animations for their projects/concepts. Here's an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqE-ultsWt0
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Pure CSS Halftone Effect(marco.blog)
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My "poor engineering" remark was a response to your original comment stating that "In the past, standards were developed through engineering and computer science." Re: "not wanting to think or do the work": why
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Box-sizing is not a good example of a standard that was poorly engineered: it actually fixes a poorly engineered standard instead. I understand the box model, which is precisely why I think one should not have to perform mental padding c
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> As a user I would say that Recycle Bin is a misleading name because it has nothing to do with recycling a file / folder. On the contrary, I'd say recycling is a much more fitting name for what happens when a file is deleted:
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Connecting Fetching data Processing query Preparing for display
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They are useful to prevent the hotlinking of images/video from third party domains, which can incur in significant bandwidth costs for smaller websites.
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Sadly, the screenshots on that page seem to have been last updated when Windows XP was still current (which was 10+ years ago) They're also not HiDPI/Retina, and the whole website design seems to be stuck in the mid-2000s, too. So
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Rakuten doesn't look any more crowded than say, Amazon. It seems to be a shopping website, so perhaps the amount of information is more related to the type of website than the culture in this case.
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With emojis in the headlines, I look at a tiny picture for 0.2s (usually related to the headline) and then read the section as normal. How can that be a mental burden?
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Won't using ToS;DR alienate smaller services that are not listed there? I only see reasonably big sites on their site.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Looks really nice! I have an existing codebase that I might try this on. One feedback: Wouldn't interface MyComponentState { foo: number; bar: string; baz: number; } Be a little more idiomatic than
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Tesla (the car company) also probably picked this name because the scientist's reputation (as an "under-apreciated genius of electricity") would bolster their electric car brand with their target audience. I don't see an
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I can no longer edit the comment above, but I meant sudo on linux , not on Windows.
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On OS X, administrative accounts still need to authenticate with their passwords to perform administrative tasks. This is to avoid (presumably) someone using your computer and changing settings without your consent if you have automatic log
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Safari does the same for an unrelated feature: iCloud tabs
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> My experience has been that direct-sold ads produce more revenue for publishers than programmatic ads Yes, but do they provide an equally good ROI for advertisers? (And the same level of granularity, tracking and reach as something lik
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They should put two antenas, one on each side, to ensure this doesn't happen :P
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Restricting performance.now()'s resolution to 1ms is really bad news :( Once the other mitigations are in place, will the webkit team consider increasing the resolution again? Can we get a Developer menu or Web Inspector option to temp
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Why would you _share_ a phone with your kids? Isn't the whole point of giving your kids a phone being able to call them or have them call you when an emergency arises?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
The Mr. Robot thing was not "malware". It was an easter egg, just like about:mozilla. You may say it was poor taste on Mozilla's part, since it was essentially a paid-for promotional tie-in with a TV show, and I would probabl
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Don't rentals require a credit score, a stable source of income, and usually a guarantor?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I understand the frustration with making content region-specific, but the less annoying cookie-law banners irrelevant to my jurisdiction on the web, the better. I'd be personally fine with that sort of location-based variance: it'
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Yes, but movies have a much higher barrier of entry than pornography. People actually care about the production value, plot, special effects, music, etc. For porn, on the other hand, that's not the case at all. You should be comparing
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
How exactly did, say, J. K. Rowling (wrote Harry Potter) or Notch (created Minecraft) step on someone's neck? You can become a billionaire by producing something that tens of millions of people appreciate (and by being extremely lucky
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Hopefully this partnership will allow Qualcomm to bring the Snapdragon performance on par with the Apple CPUs.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Oops, my bad then, I misinterpreted the news yesterday about that. Do they at least prompt you to reapply the patch after updating?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
They also released 10.13.1, which undid the patch for the root login issue.
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What apps still support iOS 6 to this date? Several websites are probably also broken on Safari on iOS 6... If so, what's the difference between running this version and just using a feature phone?
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Perhaps "news"?

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