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by extra88 5y ago
> The goal of trademark is to protect one's reputation by preventing other people from attributing work to you that you did not authorize. I wouldn't put it that way. Trademark [0]: * Identifies the source of your goods or serv
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by extra88 5y ago
I expect Disney’s trademark on Winnie the Pooh’s likeness will remain intact and be effective at stopping the distribution of any Winnie the Pooh images other than maybe faithful reproductions of the specific images in the first book. Trade
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by extra88 5y ago
> when your traveling and you don't have internet and you want to watch something Hulu and a number of other streaming services have a download feature for exactly this situation.
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by extra88 5y ago
Zoom integrates with a number of things pretty well (e.g. "Add Zoom to Meeting" button in Outlook create appointment interface) but it's not bundled with systems organizations already have, like O365 and Google Workspace (o
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by extra88 5y ago
All browser dev tools are good for that. I like Firefox's slightly more that Chrome's for it, Safari's is third. I don't know if Edge is different than Chrome for write, debugging CSS.
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by extra88 5y ago
Yes, I have iOS Safari set to make all text 115% (that is, 15% larger than the default) on news.ycombinator.com and it remembers.
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by extra88 5y ago
Yes. Also, use unitless values for line-heights, it's basically a shorter way of expressing it as a percentage of the font-size. This way, if the font-size changes (either a change to the site design or the user changes it), the line-h
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by extra88 5y ago
> Users are going to upload copyrighted material, and the law says that's the platform's responsibility. The law says the opposite, this is what Section 230 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is about. The platform
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by extra88 5y ago
Host it yourself.
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by extra88 5y ago
> Accessible video/audio is pretty much not existing. He should have read more completely because the almanac notes: > … this figure may not account for video content loaded by a third party <iframe>, such as an embedded Yo
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by extra88 5y ago
Discourse? https://www.discourse.org
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Without the extension, you can't set a domain to always open in a particular container, at least I couldn't find a UI to do so. To me, that is a very important part of using containers. You extension also lets you sort open tabs b
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by extra88 5y ago
If the comment you replied to meant iPad 10.2" 8th Gen by "2020 iPad," that also has an A12 Bionic. If their "2020 iPad" was actually a 4th gen Air (A14 Bionic) or 2nd iPad Pro (A12 Z Bionic), it could still be a h
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by extra88 5y ago
Core 2 Duos predate Intel adding any hardware decoding for JPEG. Some, but probably not all, of the rendering failures people are seeing may be due to software handing off JPEG decoding to hardware but some hardware not being able to handle
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by extra88 5y ago
What processor does your iPhone have? Maybe it's a hardware decoding difference. It renders on my iPhone with a A14 Bionic processor.
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by extra88 5y ago
Since others are having mixed results with the rendering of the image in mobile Safari, I wonder if the differences are due to hardware decoding. My Mac has a I7-9750H (Coffee Lake) processor with an AMD Radeon Pro 5300M. The image does ren
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by extra88 5y ago
Since 2019, iPads no longer run iOS, they run iPadOS. Of course, there's still a lot of overlap between the two but differences can creep in. A difference that shouldn't be relevant to JPEG rendering is iPadOS Safari loads the des
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by extra88 5y ago
> if you see a white box, it’s because you don’t support the bizzare Arithmetic coding extention On an Intel Mac running Big Sur, that image (title "444-fp-acode-prog.jpg") is only solid white in Chrome; in Safari, it's so
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by extra88 5y ago
Yes, that is standard subaddressing but not all email providers support it (I've never heard of a Microsoft Exchange server supporting it). One problem with it is it exposes your real email address. Another problem, as the Wikipedia ar
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by extra88 5y ago
Yes, Safari supports `column-count`. I wrote it still doesn't support using `gap` with it. https://caniuse.com/mdn-css_properties_gap_multicol_context
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by extra88 5y ago
Safari was slow to support the `gap` property for Flexbox and still doesn't support it for multi-column layout (e.g. `column-count: 2;`). They were slow to support the `aspect-ratio` property. Safari doesn't support `:focus-visibl
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by extra88 5y ago
I agree with you that there was nothing wrong with Apple posting a page after a Safari release, comparing it with the Chrome version at the time, and then not updating the page until their next significant Safari release. However, it is tru
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by extra88 5y ago
Safari (all versions) lets you set domains to load in readability mode. 'Auto Reader View' extension adds the same thing to Firefox. It looks like Safari for Mac can make readability mode the default for all sites, if you go int
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by extra88 5y ago
Both Legacy Edge and the current Edge also support Windows High Contrast Mode (WHCM) as does Firefox. Also with Firefox, on any platform, you can go into the settings, Colors, and set "Override the colors specified by the page with you
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by extra88 5y ago
Those VMs only include Internet Explorer and Legacy Edge (which Microsoft no longer supports), not the current Chromium-based Edge.
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by extra88 5y ago
> CSS doesn't have a way to add outlines separated from the element. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean but `outline-offset` is a property to set the distance between the element border and the outline (and you can use a
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Thanks. Given this, I think the journalist over-simplified the situation in their story and that the "F12" jokes are unjustified. Recognizing there's a disclosure of private information here requires a lot more technical know
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by extra88 5y ago
There's no mention of any kind of encoding in the delivered HTML. From the newspaper [0]: > the newspaper found that teachers’ Social Security numbers were contained in the HTML source code of the pages involved. and later: > In
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by extra88 5y ago
For such a dramatic page-loading difference, I wonder if your Mac is using a not very good DNS that Firefox is avoiding because it defaults to DNS over HTTPS.
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Part of the logistics improvements over the decades is "just-in-time" delivery at multiple stages, from raw materials to store delivery. The pandemic knocked that out of whack resulting in supply chain issues. The cost of mitigati

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