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by datalist 11y ago
Of course it depends on use cases, but overall there is not much of a point to break up one library into "dozens" of smaller ones, if their eventual total then, in the best case, saves only <10kb or maybe even exceeds the size
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by datalist 11y ago
Medium's approach is unfortunately pretty standard these days. I didnt say you should add an invisible 1MB image to your site but that a few kilobytes do not make such a difference anymore (particularly when you lose functionality at t
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by datalist 11y ago
If these bad practices are very common though, one should rather try to tackle them before going after 3% of the average size of websites these days. 74 kilobytes might have been a lot a few years ago, these days it is (unfortunately) mostl
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by datalist 11y ago
9KB vs 83KB - people are really concerned about 74 kilobyte when sites like Medium send megabytes of unnecessary and invisible data to the client, https://binarypassion.net/digital-decadence-6ea59251d64d
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Google can't search anymore(binarypassion.net)
21 points by datalist 11y ago|4 comments
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(Almost) everything that’s wrong with nowadays software development(binarypassion.net)
3 points by datalist 11y ago|1 comments
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by datalist 11y ago
And two wrongs make a right?
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by datalist 11y ago
Still a board member though.
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by datalist 11y ago
Just because something might not be 100% illegal does not make it right. Last time I checked taking a life was not exactly something which is generally encouraged. And as for "pest", there are plenty of examples in history where t
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by datalist 11y ago
GoDaddy? No thank you! http://www.businessinsider.com/godaddy-ceo-videotapes-himsel...
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by datalist 11y ago
It can be spam, doesnt have to be however. Also, is it the request or the referrer? As for crashing, that shouldnt happen. Why exactly does it crash?
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by datalist 11y ago
Do you mean you receive GET http://blog.business....... requests? In that case this is most likely a scan for open proxies. Why such a long URL is a different question. That might be an attempt to get a buffer overflow, t
163.
by datalist 11y ago
Can you elaborate? What exactly do you consider "dated"?
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Today JARs celebrate their 20th birthday(twitter.com)
1 points by datalist 11y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 11y ago
First of all, him being the "president and CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau" renders any potential discussion based on that statement invalid anyhow. Secondly, what is there to discuss in the first place? He certainly is
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by datalist 11y ago
While the point of the article is not incorrect, I would say the title is #0 and #1 are intrinsically part of HTTPS #2 and #3 are just because Google and browser vendors simply limit these things to HTTPS. It is not like it can only come wi
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by datalist 11y ago
Hence quotes ;) But, so it is a commemoration. Alright, thanks for the clarification.
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by datalist 11y ago
What I was referring to is that neither is Tarock a local game nor were lederhosen common in Vienna, both which is implied by the article. That can come to show how well the author did his research.
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by datalist 11y ago
What you said, plus non-native speakers often strongly exaggerated the difference between the Swiss dialect and German German (which people usually refered to as High German). Yes, it is a strong dialect, but still a dialect. Tyrol, Styria,
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by datalist 11y ago
> Vienna had its own tarock type that did not survive WW1 It is/was played there, but not exclusively. > Lederhosen were once popular all over the Alpine Region, so I'm sure that they were popular in Vienna, too. True, in th
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by datalist 11y ago
> Freud is a classic case. As a little boy, he and his family joined a flood of immigrants from the fringes of the Austro-Hungarian empire to Vienna Freud a classic case of immigration? Příbor the fringes of the Austrian Empire? He moved
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Windows, quo vadis?(medium.com)
3 points by datalist 11y ago|2 comments
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When you send a 1MB image and then hide it(medium.com)
2 points by datalist 11y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 11y ago
82 MB? And I thought The Bat and Thunderbirg with their 30 megabytes were big :)
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by datalist 11y ago
Thanks, though I hope that statement came with a pinch of sarcasm ;) The list reads more like a list of features though than "advantages over grep".
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by datalist 11y ago
"Ack is designed as a replacement for 99% of the uses of grep." Alright, but where is the advantage of it?
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by datalist 11y ago
The domain statuses are not any different from other n-lettered domains. Yes, single-letter domains are grandfathered but I wouldnt be aware of any special mandatory procedures for them as you mentioned. Please do provide a source otherwise
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by datalist 11y ago
Prices of domains (usually; some registries do have premium concepts) are not stuck to their original registration but change over time. x.org is registered with Network Solutions though and they never lowered their prices when domains actu
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by datalist 11y ago
Not his name is in the database, but only an apparently related email address. Problem is the entire domain does not resolve at the moment.
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by datalist 11y ago
The article's statement about the administrative/registration contact is not quite correct. The given email address seems to belong to this person, but he is still not the actual owner/registrant of the domain, which is the L

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