daxterspeed

13 ms·

61.
by daxterspeed 7y ago
Nested CSS selectors should be counted as a major win for everyone - to the point where there's proposals to support it in native CSS: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/2701 My personal solution
62.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Personally it's the bundles and pinning. The bundles just worked more consistently than Gmail's tabs and made it feels fast (and safe!) to quickly archive a bunch of promo emails you weren't currently interested in. Stars can
63.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Ratings are cultural as well. Compare to the traditional French scoring system where 19/20 was traditionally considered the highest attainable score as 20/20 was reserved for perfection (eg. something unattainable).[1] I couldn&#x
64.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Google has the annoying tendency to ask people to rate and review places they've been near. When they get it wrong you get reviews like "never been to this place 1/5 stars". I wish Google would incentivise helpful review
65.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Pale Moon's JavaScript support was atrocious last time I checked, indicating that it's not actually keeping pace with Mozilla. I was developing a user script at the time and had to ask a user to stop using what amounts to a copy o
66.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
This argument is nonsense. Perhaps they should robocall me to tell me as well? If I want to be notified about anything (except emergencies) I should have to explicitly opt into it.
67.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Sweden. Out of 20 Swedish representatives 18 are against and 2 have no track record (neither clearly against or supporting): https://saveyourinternet.eu/se/ You can see how representatives in other countries voted by n
68.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
The final vote hasn't happened yet as stated in the article. If you're an EU citizen there's still time to contact your representatives to ensure they understand the many issues with Article 11 (the link tax, though now it is
69.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
If you're looking for a live .dev domain (for testing purposes etc) https://v8.dev/ has existed since September 2018.
70.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
A simple guess would be that people feel comfortable low balling the theme park but not the charity, even if any amount would help.
71.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Compression and caching makes any minification of small scripts more than negligible.
72.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
For SSL Configuration there's always https://mozilla.github.io/server-side-tls/ssl-config-generat...
73.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Is there preliminary plan of how Never-Slow Mode would be deployed? I assume the idea is to eventually have it enabled by default on all mobile devices and to prompt laptop/desktop users to enable it if they have a slow connection?
74.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Since the movement speed is tied to requestAnimationFrame, the speed of the game changes with the update frequency of the user's monitor. Since all my monitors are at 144Hz this game is ridiculously fast for me.
75.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
While I agree that the bar is high for smart locks I think that comes down to the promises made by making a lock "smart". Good software security should make a smart lock safer than even some of the best traditional locks. I&#x27
76.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
On top of the software aspects many smart locks neglect the actual locking mechanism leaving the lock vulnerable to easy tricks like shimming. Smart locks also have to consider how they'll function without electricity. An exposed slot
77.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Both async generator functions and async iterators have been in the pipeline for a while. The proposed, and currently implemented syntax in Firefox and Chrome is `for await ... of`[0]. Creating an async generator function is as easy as `asy
78.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
I think a lot of these fonts deserve a little blurb about their history and purpose. For example Liberation Mono (version 2+) and Cousine are fundamentally the same font available under the same SIL Open Font License https://en.w
79.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Browsers have to worry about cache pollution already, I'm sure existing heuristics are more than capable of handling this use case. I agree with your first complaint however. This seems like an over-complicated way of assuring that bro
80.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
I believe the survey uses ES6 (which officially is named ES2015) to refer to the "current version" of ECMAScript (which I suppose is ES2017). I don't know if the solution is to include each yearly release of ECMAScript since
81.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Posts like these feed my belief that advertising should be criminalized. In physical form it litters the world in more and more ways in order to grab our attention. I don't think there's many deaths associated with billboards alon
82.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
So am I understanding correctly that this is just DNS blocking? Surely this court-ordered blocking can be trivially bypassed by switching your DNS server.
83.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Setting up your own hosting provider (read: servers) might be a bit of a hassle, but it's nothing compared to setting up your own telephone network. Gab is free to purchase their own servers and provide the necessary facilities.
84.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Seems like a great time for someone to make an extension to show the "true" brand of products on Amazon. Nestlé is a great example of a company that people have tried to boycott and failed because of the sheer amount of brands at
85.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
While fine-grained extension sync isn't an option in Chrome, it's certainly possible to run different extensions on different machines using the same Google login - simply disable the extension sync once you have your "basic&
86.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
In the top left of the video feed there's supposed to be an active input display (showing what buttons are being pressed on the controller). At this point in the video he fixes the input display, causing the capture of the timer to sta
87.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
The ability to mark emails as done or to pin them were hallmark features of the Inbox interface and they both take significantly more work in Gmail. I'm severely disappointed that they've decided to axe Inbox without at least pret
88.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Their goal is to still to have "Hardware Kill Switches for Camera, Microphone, WiFi/Bluetooth, and Baseba" ( https://puri.sm/shop/librem-5/ under "Quick facts")
89.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
.then().catch() is basically just a fancy wrapper around try..catch, so I'm not entirely sure what the example is supposed to show? With async that code would be equivalent to something like: try { const response = await fetc
90.
by daxterspeed 8y ago
Bionicle always had an issue balancing "re-usable pieces" and "one-of-a-kind pieces". The original single-piece torso[1] is a great example of a piece that has almost no other uses. Things slowly got better with more re-

More ›