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by ape4 3y ago
I think Chrome should stop complaining ;)
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by ape4 3y ago
The article says #rgb is used 25% of the time... but Chrome gives a warning about it
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by ape4 3y ago
Of course, the issue is fitting rectangular panels into a circle. Since, apparently, solar panels are cheap now - perhaps they could overlap panels to cover all of the circle.
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by ape4 3y ago
Isn't there a point where its more economical for a large organization to run its own cloud servers?
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by ape4 3y ago
Is the typo (decado) in the title of an article about attention to detail a late April Fools joke?
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by ape4 3y ago
Good to hear the world's infrastructure relies on a kludge like case randomization.
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by ape4 3y ago
Since JSON is so widely used it should be modified to support more types - Mongo DB's Extended JSON supports all the BSON (Binary) types: Array Binary Date Decimal128 Document Double Int32 Int64 Ma
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by ape4 3y ago
Reasoning vs being a completion engine (I could make a guess at how well that would work)
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by ape4 3y ago
From the Wikipedia article... Not all sequences of bytes are valid UTF-8. A UTF-8 decoder should be prepared for: invalid bytes an unexpected continuation byte a non-continuation byte before the end of the character the st
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by ape4 3y ago
Did you see this in the css @keyframes typewriter { 00.0% { content: "A" } 00.4% { content: "A " } 00.8% { content: "A W" } 01.2% { content: "A We" } 01.6% { content: "A
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by ape4 3y ago
Its too bad browsers don't support this. // Do CSS layout in the regular document const doc = new CssLayout(document); doc.layout(...); // Do CSS layout on your own canvas const mycanvas = new
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by ape4 3y ago
Can't the US military turn it off in some areas. Law enforcement wouldn't have to jam.
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by ape4 3y ago
Could be implemented by processing the output of jq
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by ape4 3y ago
Wouldn't gzip will remove redundancy when it sends the compressed .css file.
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by ape4 3y ago
Its hard for me to think of a sprawling CLI that I love.
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by ape4 3y ago
An issue with CSV is that commas need to be escaped. Are the U+241F characters escaped in this USV format?
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by ape4 3y ago
There are some very vocal anti-immigration people in Canada - like the grandparent post.
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by ape4 3y ago
Hopefully you can read hackernews without an SSD and many GBs
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by ape4 3y ago
You're right it subverted in general. isatty() can tell if output is being piped. When piped special safety rules could kick in. Of course they would be false positives but then there could be an option (like I mentioned above).
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by ape4 3y ago
Would it make sense for cURL to detect when its being piped into `sh`? Possibly have it refuse to proceed unless the site is on a whitelist or the user has added an --i-accept-the-risk option.
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by ape4 3y ago
If only there was some energy source that we could plug-in to all over the country /s
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by ape4 3y ago
perhaps `admininator`
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by ape4 3y ago
Thanks. That seems useful to keep in jQuery even though its only one line of code. So everyone doesn't have to copy and paste that non-obvious function.
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by ape4 3y ago
For the functions that are being removed, is there a list of the native replacements. eg $.isNumeric() == parseFloat() ?
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by ape4 3y ago
It would be quite something to rewrite glibc in Rust! Of course, its the C/C++ run time.
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by ape4 3y ago
"ncurses" is pretty close to the original "curses" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curses_(programming_library)
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by ape4 3y ago
£14 seems like a pretty good price.
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by ape4 3y ago
A good choice to run a simple application in a container?
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by ape4 3y ago
How could that possibly work!? (joke attempt, I read the article)
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by ape4 3y ago
That was interesting - "Umm, this change causes major slowdowns in various bits of systemd code, which assumes that getpid() is fast. libsystemd uses getpid() to detect when processes fork". A regular userspace program doesn'

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