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by Zikes 11y ago
I may be childish, but I'll be damned if I'm going to be lectured by a Vulcan LARPer.
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by Zikes 11y ago
For all the innovations in the hardware, it was the software that really blew me away. The amount of customization available is staggering, along with the ability to share profiles online and see which ones are the most popular for a given
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by Zikes 11y ago
I admit to a fair amount of emotionality in the face of a persistent and overwhelming attack on my privacy by my own government, and I have zero shame in that admission. Perhaps if more people played into that, we would not be in this situa
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by Zikes 11y ago
> TalkTalk said it would only let customers leave without penalty in the “unlikely event that money is stolen from a customer’s bank account as a direct result of the cyber-attack”. Man, I would hate to get stuck with the carrier that go
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by Zikes 11y ago
But there's already overwhelming evidence that those watchlists are not small, focused, or accurate. I think they serve a different purpose: to be able to manufacture an excuse when it is convenient. We're far enough past "i
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by Zikes 11y ago
At this point I honestly would not be surprised if playing Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes[1] would land a person on a watch list of some sort. [1] http://www.keeptalkinggame.com/
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by Zikes 11y ago
There are several competing proposals for asset imports [1] any of which are viable. HTML Imports may persist, be supplanted by ES6 imports, or may otherwise survive in a different but similar form. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if on
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by Zikes 11y ago
And since a shadow DOM's styles don't have to even look at the rest of the page's styles, they can be computed much more quickly.
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by Zikes 11y ago
There are plenty of games besides Calladoody that are playable on both PC and console, many of them even non-competitive. I'll be especially happy to be playing Fallout 4 at 60+FPS on my PC instead of 30FPS on my PS4, and now I don&#x
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by Zikes 11y ago
SO has some discussion on React & Web Components: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/225400/pros-a...
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by Zikes 11y ago
I guess that would make it discouraged in all cases, then.
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by Zikes 11y ago
Because a template would define the styles once, but be stamped multiple times, there should be minimal redundant copies of the styles themselves. How this performs will remain to be seen, as it would be up to the browsers to implement the
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by Zikes 11y ago
I've had a bit of a mixed reaction with my Steam Controller experience. I find the trackpad approach innovative, and the configuration options have incredible depth, but that depth also creates complexity and a steep learning curve. I
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by Zikes 11y ago
Polymer has a few baked-in elements to help with various data binding needs: https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/docs/devguide/templates.... Another classic approach I've seen is to create an "<x
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by Zikes 11y ago
Given their work with the Steam Link and Steam Controller, I think you have a valid point. Steam Link supports DualShock and XBox controllers, and can stream via network from a PC located elsewhere in the house, making PC a viable competit
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by Zikes 11y ago
There are some key features of template that hiding it would not accomplish, namely that the contents like scripts are guaranteed not to execute until they've been cloned/stamped. Fortunately there are already polyfills for that:
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by Zikes 11y ago
I'm pretty excited about what this will do for web components development. Polyfills have come very close, but deeply nested components can become a tangled mess in no time. If anyone is interested in getting started with web component
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by Zikes 11y ago
There is little that could be said about cultural appropriation that could not also be said about interracial marriage. It's good that you can't grasp the notion, because it is based in irrational thinking.
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by Zikes 11y ago
I must be missing something, because it seems like Mr. Mindell is saying cars shouldn't be fully driverless because they can't be. He cites numerous examples of other promised automation technologies that seem to have become
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by Zikes 11y ago
It's a bell-shaped icon in the task bar, which also now includes Google Now style cards.
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by Zikes 11y ago
Yeah, wouldn't an empty soda can be 99+% air by volume?
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by Zikes 11y ago
I do feel like it removes a rather important piece of context around my posting of the quote. Whereas before it was an additional point about the sentiment of general user trust in Facebook, now it stands as an attempted jab amidst the dog
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by Zikes 11y ago
"They trust me — dumb fucks." - Mark Zuckerberg
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by Zikes 11y ago
Yeah, perhaps change the line to "My nose will now grow."
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by Zikes 11y ago
But if IPv4 was the first version then wouldn't the 2.0 be double that? IPv4 * 2.0 = IPv8 Why are we bothering with IPv6 when clearly IPv8 is the future?
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by Zikes 11y ago
It's a bit ironic since the "v6" literally stands for version 6. IPv4's 2.0 version would be IPv2, a step in the opposite direction.
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by Zikes 11y ago
Resisting IPv6 would be quite the feet.
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by Zikes 11y ago
The FTC recently clarified their disclosure rules for exactly these situations [1], largely thanks to the GamerGate campaign. [1] http://www.dataprivacymonitor.com/social-media/ftc-clarifies...
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by Zikes 11y ago
> There are whole groups of people who serve to insulate developers from the real world. Customer Service. Q/A. Devops. You name it. And why do these groups exist? They exist because each of these are areas where software developers
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by Zikes 11y ago
He literally says his vision for the logo is to discourage misogyny in the parent post: > I also take it as a given that we want to discourage misogyny in our community. All I want to know is what does the one have to do with the other

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