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901.
by calibas 8y ago
How easy is it to switch to Ubuntu instead of upgrading my web server to CentOS 7?
902.
by calibas 8y ago
They also own WU's biggest competitor, Weather.com.
903.
by calibas 8y ago
Could save it and restore it, though that may create some other issues.
904.
by calibas 8y ago
What about just removing what you can't see from the DOM entirely, and load it in again when the dialog closes? Wouldn't be too hard with React or Vue. Just make it so either the page content or the modal is loaded.
905.
by calibas 8y ago
While I certainly understand that math and physics are separate concepts, physics as we know it wouldn't be possible without math. I'm sure in your mind you can separate them, but if you took math away from physics, we wouldn&#x27
906.
by calibas 8y ago
I've heard this sentiment before and I don't really understand it. There's no separating physics and math. Keeping math "pure" really means keeping it "purely abstract", so it resists any kind of practical
907.
by calibas 8y ago
Why are federated systems too complicated for practical use?
908.
by calibas 8y ago
Where can I see the "crazier and crazier shared posts"?
909.
by calibas 8y ago
I've looked through the Russian posts a few times, and to me it seems quite tame compared to the bitter, nasty, divisive rhetoric I hear sometimes from my fellow Americans. If this is the kind of thing that hurts our country, our own p
910.
by calibas 8y ago
Seems to me that "brutalism" is two separate things that don't necessarily need to be mixed together. There's brutalist design, which is about keeping the design as simple and straightforward as possible. Then there&#x27
911.
by calibas 8y ago
In my opinion, "1" + 1 should throw an error, the compiler shouldn't try to interpret what you meant. Dynamic typing opens you up to all sorts of bugs that don't happen with static. That being said, I don't think dy
912.
by calibas 8y ago
Seems like there's a lot of internal conflict in Google at the moment.
913.
by calibas 8y ago
Is my moral compass off, or does war profiteering completely violate the whole "don't be evil" thing?
914.
by calibas 8y ago
Powerful international entities motivated almost solely by greed are your friends! The whole world would just fall apart without them, according to the media and politicians they control.
915.
by calibas 8y ago
I support harsh penalties on anyone who tries to noun a verb.
916.
by calibas 9y ago
Sounds like they didn't want to be too offensive towards Christians and risk even more conservative backlash. For a little context, the Republicans are currently trying to kill PBS.
917.
by calibas 9y ago
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918.
by calibas 9y ago
In my experience, the average internet user has barely any idea of what RSS is or how to use an RSS app. It's certainly not dead, but it has stagnated in recent years, while things like the Notifications API get integrated into all maj
919.
by calibas 9y ago
Cool product, it just bothers me that they describe mycelium as the "underground root structure of mushrooms". That's like saying the rest of a plant is just part of a flower.
920.
by calibas 9y ago
I think part of the attitude is that there's a lot of very cheap and inexperienced front-end devs who claim to be full stack to impress potential clients. Many freelancer directories are full of these people, and clients often end up p
921.
by calibas 9y ago
I think the whole appeal is faster encoding/decoding, but compared to a normal jpeg, it's the same image quality with a larger file size. I could be mistaken, the article is kinda light on actual technical details.
922.
by calibas 9y ago
Yeah, it's more like a history textbook than a novel.
923.
by calibas 9y ago
Seems to me that there's this bipolar relationship with blockchain, and now that the manic period is over, we're going into depression. Instead of being this magic solution to all these problems, now it's some hideous failure
924.
by calibas 9y ago
To add to this, the "transparent aluminum" is really aluminum oxynitride crystals.
925.
by calibas 9y ago
I was taught that Javascript is safe because it has no input/output on its own, which is essentially true, but it's dangerous to work from that assumption since in the real world a program needs to have input/output to be use
926.
by calibas 9y ago
Except in the case of Spectre/Meltdown...
927.
by calibas 9y ago
I don't know if it's still the case, but one of the first things I learned about JavaScript was how it was inherently secure. Then I actually started using the language, and learned what utter bullshit that is.
928.
by calibas 9y ago
Meaning they'll "fix" it when they're forced to, but in the meantime they'll make a nice profit off the "broken" code.
929.
by calibas 9y ago
Nothing irrational about feeling joy over what is hopefully more succinct and efficient code.
930.
by calibas 9y ago
I have friends who are almost religious about the "virtues of blockchain", but have little to no understanding of how it actually works. There seems to be this idea that adding blockchain to any existing technology will magically

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