chris_engel

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by chris_engel 6y ago
There has always been an extra DNS lookup wirh a CDN. Thats even the point of the CDN since based on where you are, you will be served from a location as physically close to you as possible. Where did you get the information from that CDNs
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by chris_engel 6y ago
I'm still not sure about the inlining tough. The module of the error component could request the image before the error gets rendered so the image lands in browser cache and can be displayed when no network is available. But its also p
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by chris_engel 6y ago
Well, with the google home app, you can send your whole screen to a chromecast, so whatever you are doing on your phone will be visible on your TV.
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by chris_engel 6y ago
A blue plastic bag filters most of the spectrum EXCEPT the blue part. Not the other way around. Simple proof: look inside, the light is blue. I guess the biggest problem for the plant here is that especially the infrared part of the sunligh
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by chris_engel 6y ago
Seems to work again for me in germany (Frankfurt)
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by chris_engel 6y ago
This sounds interesting :) My wife is doing something along the lines (ba-dum tss) with a friend of her: i am keeping a REALLY old version of "legend of the green dragon" online for them and they write a huge fantasy story togethe
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by chris_engel 6y ago
I wonder why my Samsung Gear S3 has nothing like this. Its water proof and has speakers as well but there is no "you cant use your watch because its wet". Until now, I didnt even think about this might be an issue. The watch just.
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by chris_engel 6y ago
The initial example immediately drove me away. Attributes for font size, -weight and the like? There was a reason we stopped using inline styles...
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by chris_engel 6y ago
It gets even better: consent needs to be possible to be taken away as easy as its granted. Where are all the banners that nag me to take away ma consent?
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by chris_engel 6y ago
Well, essential means that a web service cannot technically work without it. For example, a session cookie.
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by chris_engel 6y ago
So... why not just leave that feature out of the US versions in the app store and everything is fine. Or am I missing something?
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by chris_engel 6y ago
I am paying ~200 dollars per year for my IDE. What price would be justified for a auto-complete plugin for bespoken IDE?
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by chris_engel 6y ago
So, when this runs completely local, WHY do I have to pay monthly? Why can't it be bought? And it costs more than my whole IDE (IntelliJ complete license for _everything_) as well...
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by chris_engel 7y ago
While reading the article, I repeatedly thought "wow this reads like a big ad for nuclear power". Almost all passages of the very long text pointed out how great it is. It gives only a hand-wavey comment to the problem of what do
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by chris_engel 7y ago
But if they closed down the class because of that all parents should have been aware that their kids could possibly be infected.
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by chris_engel 7y ago
I wonder how this should help while people still need to go to work in factories or large space offices. A friend of mine posted a pic of a sign in the lunchroom at Siemens that demands people to keep their distance to eachother while eatin
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by chris_engel 7y ago
This reminds me of the old windows 98 times, where windows would just draw a blackish rectangle where the video should be and the graphics card would replace the pixels with actual video on-screen. If you hit the print button, you would jus
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Where did I say it doesnt do anything?
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Its amazing how there can be such a long readme file and it still does not communicate what this actually does...
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by chris_engel 7y ago
I guess its because many people think that they need to sleep well in this hectic times and cannot allow themselves tu cut cost on a mattress. Expensive = good quality. Turns out this is nonsense - we have a foundation in germany that does
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Bold words in the headline. I searched for "fabric": no results. then "textile": no results. "sewing": nothing. Try again :P
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Yeah, I always scratch my head in wonder about the mechanical hype. I love keyboards with flat keys that are not required to press down a lot. Also I would love to have a keyboard with zero typing sounds.
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by chris_engel 7y ago
A for-profit company never deserves some benefit of doubt. Thats why we have and need all those regulations.
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by chris_engel 7y ago
So because you _could_ copy illegally, the tax is taken? Thats like putting a tax on cars because they might be used in a heist. Or a tax on weapons because there might be murder...
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by chris_engel 7y ago
I remember the FB consent process that was worded in a very specific way to create fear within the user when no consent is given. That was not cool.
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by chris_engel 7y ago
When I browse the web, it feels like 100% of websites do it wrong. Consent needs to be active and cannot be enforced unless technically necessary. Telling people "by continuing to browse, you accept our cookies" is wrong. You need
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by chris_engel 7y ago
So if I am using an ad blocker and dont see any ads at all, dont I just _cost_ google, facebook, etc. money from using their services and having them store my data? What if the majority of people would block all ads? Wouldnt data collection
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Its one month since the initial release and lots of things happened. - Intercepting navigation intents for security and/or animation - Utilizing query parameters - Serverside Rendering (SSR) - Setting the window title, fetching the cur
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React hook router updated to version 1.2.1(parastudios.de)
2 points by chris_engel 7y ago|1 comments
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by chris_engel 7y ago
Javascript is disabled by default in my mobile browser shrugs

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