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by bmn__ 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/2016/https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ad...
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> He didn't deny anything! Wrong. > What he is saying is that slave labor always loses out to free labor. No, he literally wrote that "it disappeared well over a century ago". This is plain false, but telling this lie p
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If someone had told me last week that WB would categorically deny that the government traffics incarcerated Uyghurs from the concentration camps to manufacturing centres for forced labour, I would have said he's crazy. A shame, really.
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> it is impossible for a client to perform an atomic operation on multiple distinct objects types. > It doesn’t meet the “standard” for a rest api? Too bad. It is perfectly fine to model the creation of a product with options via a
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by bmn__ 5y ago
The author has a poor understanding of HTTP and adjacent standards. I find it is so insufficient that he should not dispense advice yet, he must learn much more, especially about the essential yet completely unmentioned parts of a Web syste
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by bmn__ 5y ago
You own the car de jure (you have the right to sell it to someone else), but not de facto (the car manufacturer exercises direct and indirect control over how you use the car, undermines your basic human rights by spying on you, can destroy
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by bmn__ 5y ago
tl;dr RSS cannot delete entries. This is fixed in Atom. < https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6721 > If you care about Web feeds, you use Atom, not the laughably inferior RSS. https://hn.algoli
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by bmn__ 5y ago
That's a poor quality conneg implementation, don't recommend. Apache httpd comes with mod_negotiation, use that instead to be standard compliant. < https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/content-negotiat
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by bmn__ 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27662804
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https://github.com/SimonBrazell/privacy-redirect
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by bmn__ 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30497171
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Why Is Object-Oriented Programming Bad?(ovid.github.io)
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They just hadn't figured out that one can get results of the same quality from a usability testing room without one-way mirror. I don't blame them, the standard literature on how to run tests on the cheap appeared one decade later
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Credit is due to Abigail < https://web.archive.org/web/2020/http://www.abigail.be/ >. Please give it and be a good Internet citizen by amending the post.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Collapse that indirect pointer. The source is http://regex.info/blog/2006-09-15/247
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by bmn__ 5y ago
"State", "July", "congress", "strait" are disqualified because they come from Latin, "mass" comes from Greek. Do you accept Anglish's design goal to only include words derived (through
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> An English with French influence replaced with pre-existing Germanic-sourced English words https://anglish.fandom.com/wiki/What_is_Anglish%3F
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> Actually I don't understand why the `async` keyword is needed at all. Indeed: $ raku -e'sub non-async { await start { say "hello world" } }; non-async' hello world
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by bmn__ 5y ago
I am calm. I am not talking down. Examine why you made bad assumptions, and could not see my post for what it is: sharing a hack to improve one's life.
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https://files.catbox.moe/x99gla.webp Your turn: what was the point of asking?
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Better: https://curlie.io/#differences-with-httpie https://github.com/ducaale/xh#how-xh-compares-to-httpie
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by bmn__ 5y ago
Not a question, but a complaint. Your machine translated interface falls short of being acceptable. Either give the l10n job to a human, or don't do it at all.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
"Watching shit scroll by for hours makes me a Linux expert overnight!" https://web.archive.org/web/2002/http://funroll-loops.org/
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The terminal itself can be queried. https://www.talisman.org/~erlkonig/documents/xterm-color-que...
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by bmn__ 5y ago
You know what's petty? Not being able to come to terms with criticism, and then pretending to not understand it.
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by bmn__ 5y ago
https://archive.org/details/winfiles_cmfriend_202005 Ah, so that is what the semi-popular cyan-greyish colour theme is. Random encounter: < http://hallofshame.gp.co.at/tabs.htm > I've been l
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> Theoretically, you could replicate nearly the entire experience if you were patient and determined enough. Practically, impossible, because browsers do not expose information about keyboard shortcuts respectively the associated semanti
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by bmn__ 5y ago
> HTML don't have combobox build-in Yes, it does. Supported in browsers since 2010, specified earlier. You have not taken the time to research this topic. <input list="administrative_areas" name="PRC_AA"
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> I would also like browsers to have more capabilities "baked in;" browsers should offer keyboard navigation of ARIA landmarks (both implicit ones created by <header>, <main>, <footer>, etc. and explicit `role
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by bmn__ 5y ago
I feel like it's important to establish that "controls should look like the Web designer intended and be customizable" is an ideological stance, not an obvious and self-evident truth. And it's one that I strongly disagre

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