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931.
by atatatat 5y ago
Yes, humans being too sparse is headline news weekly.
932.
by atatatat 5y ago
Run, don't walk, to a farm community, and away from expensive fancy cities.
933.
by atatatat 5y ago
Sorry — everyone unfortunately does not have the human right to have a family of 5 in Manhattan. Everyone does (IMO) have the human right to live off of the land without destroying it permanently for the next family.
934.
by atatatat 5y ago
Tea.
935.
by atatatat 5y ago
The financial planning bit is meant to come before one has a list of expenses to "figure out" (like home+leased car+children).
936.
by atatatat 5y ago
Look at the Duo, and think about a dock.
937.
by atatatat 5y ago
Can anyone recommend a good area in Texas far from manufacturing, military bases, or other sources of pollution? Bonus if far enough North to avoid freeze issues!
938.
by atatatat 5y ago
What popular standards has Google removed from their browser in past?
939.
by atatatat 5y ago
That's like saying webapps are useless because users go to the app store first.
940.
by atatatat 5y ago
> Which stage is it? The stage where a majority of professional web devs (y'know, the people who aren't here!) still haven't even heard, or fully assimilated, the term "PWA" yet. > the "todo list"
941.
by atatatat 5y ago
They said it worked in Firefox...
942.
by atatatat 5y ago
They're unable to keep anything close to security parity with Chromium — even with hundreds of millions of dollars. You're right — frankly, I don't look to Mozilla as the leader or voice of web development anymore.
943.
by atatatat 5y ago
Every reconnect.
944.
by atatatat 5y ago
> 13 issues These are mostly a to-do list...which makes sense at this stage? I'm not sure what you're getting at. Do you think that Apple or Mozilla can stop webapps from taking their rightful place?
945.
by atatatat 5y ago
If business PCs are running Microsoft Teams + Outlook PWAs on Edge (Chromium based), personal PCs as a majority are running Chrome/Chromium...I can't see why Apple wouldn't come to a compromise to treat PWAs with respect. It&
946.
by atatatat 5y ago
The past was pretty dumb, because it wasn't an open standard based on interoperability.
947.
by atatatat 5y ago
> WebAssembly suffers from there not being a good programming language that compiles to it natively Is Grain insufficient for some reason?
948.
by atatatat 5y ago
/r/conspiracy 2001-2009
949.
by atatatat 5y ago
Yep.
950.
by atatatat 5y ago
And did what with it? And why?
951.
by atatatat 5y ago
Make Linux Even More Insecure Again
952.
by atatatat 5y ago
I have intimate knowledge of the grassroots levels of the sport, and must disagree. There are still teams so tight on budget they choose their track¹ based on it not requiring fireproof gloves as part of safety equipment, etc. I have heard
953.
by atatatat 5y ago
> would definitely scratch up the glass cook top of the electric stove. I'm imagining the size of your phone case right now.
954.
by atatatat 5y ago
Right. That requires a slight increase in cost. One time very large, or ongoing.
955.
by atatatat 5y ago
Would you mind cussing them out after they've normalized PWAs as first class citizens, and RSS is a common technology among even techies again.
956.
by atatatat 5y ago
Wait until these outlets get hold of the story on standard currencies.
957.
by atatatat 5y ago
DOGE fundamentals as a p2p currency slaughter Bitcoin, they don't even shit in the same room, so not sure what the rest is.
958.
by atatatat 5y ago
> Many are useful and cutting edge but many more are useless and outdated yet have a much higher dollar value. Ban startups and collections.
959.
by atatatat 5y ago
This doesn't seem like a productive topic for...anyone.
960.
by atatatat 5y ago
Put it on their phone or tablet. PCs are no longer the right device for "mom and dad".

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