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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It's because an inline element, like applying italics to text, are expected to behave a certain way. Additionally, it may be inheriting some properties from that cascade thing, and you really don't want it to behave like anything
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It's a long book because of the copious visual examples.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It's literally the definitive guide on CSS, and frankly, it's the gold standard for any book calling itself a definitive guide. An inordinate amount of work went into the book's 1126 pages. You will learn something every ti
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
As if frameworks are any different? Besides, they're not a 100% solution. They are a framework, after all. And what really made me hate frameworks is that as soon as you decide on which framework to use, it's now out of fashion, a
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Nothing is stopping you right now from buying or finding or creating a catalog of loops and samples that you can use to create your own Artistic Vision[tm]. The technology exists and has existed for decades, no AI required.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It's how we got our internet before the internet.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Whatever horrors there are with mongo, it's still better than the shitshow that is Zope's ZODB.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Headline asks a question... the answer is No.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Is this going to turn the trillion dollars spent into ten trillion dollars in profit? Or does it just mean that they'll be able to pave the way for the next generation of hardware that will cost another trillion dollars?
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
They've improved over the decades. At one point the authoritative database was a physical paper notebook.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Good thing that AI is definitely not a bubble, and if it was, that Oracle was smart enough to not be involved in any of that mess.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
If there's any claim that "flock found these two plates were seen in both areas!!111" then how many other plates were seen in both areas in the same timeframe? How much of this is throwing away results that disagree with the
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
My question is how many other license plates also would have been connected this way? What's the false positive rate?
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Bet that felt great.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Nearly 20 years ago, some VP at a security products company now owned by Broadcom threatened us during contract renewal with, "The price is what it is. Your contract is up in two weeks. What are you going to do? Move to a competing pro
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
What are these superior alternatives? Never could stand GitHub and I'm suffering GitLab at the moment.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
You hit on a good point... a better solution would be a special class of certificates, sort of like EV certs, where the lifetime is extremely short, specifically for the sorts of enterprises, like banks, that need that level of care. Grante
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
When people talk about AI, they aren't talking about the algorithms and models. They're talking about the business. If you can't honestly stand up and look at the way the AI companies and related business are operating and no
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Google doesn't understand how the real world works. Big shock.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Sectigo is also going to be forced into issuing short-lived certificates. This is a CA/Browser Forum decision that is binding on all member CAs.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
Doesn't matter. This is a push by the CA/Browser Forum. Google, Mozilla, and all the CAs got together and said, "hey, what if we just made certificates shorter because we're too stupid to figure out a revocation mechanis
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
The solution is to get rid of CAs entirely.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
It also ignores the real world as the CA/Browser forum admits they don't understand how certificates are actually used in the real world. They're just breaking shit to make the world a worse place.
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
The good news is that the CAs signed their own death warrant with this change. If switching to ACME is more or less mandatory, what purpose do paid certificates serve? Your options are to use LE, switch to non-CA-issued encryption, or drop
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by bigbuppo 10mo ago
For many years now. The crawlers, scanners, and bots start hammering a website within a minute of a certificate being issued. Remember to get your garbage WCM installed and secured before installing the real certificate as you have about
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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
And best of all, it's not a google product, so it can be trusted.
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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
Nobody was this excited about WEBP.
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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
Yeah, I'm going to re-learn Java just to spite the guy.
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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
Wouldn't this also mean that there's an inherent limit to that sort of model?
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by bigbuppo 11mo ago
Oh man, Photoshop still has the slice feature and it makes the most horrendous table-based layout possible. It's beautiful.

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