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by extra88 7y ago
I don't think most experience what you do with video in Firefox, I wonder if you have hardware acceleration disabled. I was interested in Firefox containers but quickly lost interest when I discovered Firefox Sync doesn't sync con
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by extra88 7y ago
I’ll be sure when humans sustainability live off Earth.
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by extra88 8y ago
> I've looked at several webapps, like Piwigo. Most of them feel like a single user application or have limited upload and metadata support. Piwigo definitely supports having multiple users. What kind of metadata do you mean? It sup
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by extra88 8y ago
Don't be so sure, they still run their disc rental service out of 17 distribution facilities. They added a lot of automation in their heyday but there's still a fair amount of low-skill work to be done. https://www.cnbc
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by extra88 8y ago
> Not just unlimited addresses/aliases but mailboxes Yes, Dreamhost shared hosting includes this.
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by extra88 8y ago
Presentation description: "During some research which found CVE-2018-19298 (MikroTik IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol exhaustion), I uncovered a larger problem with MikroTik RouterOS’s handling of IPv6 packets. This led to CVE-2018-192
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Scanning IPv6 Address Space [pdf](faelix.link)
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by extra88 8y ago
"The" actual experience is a myth, all users are not going to have the same experience no matter what, that's one of the points behind responsive design. What I was presenting was an alternative to ignoring CSS Grid because s
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by extra88 8y ago
If you use the checked state to of a checkbox to change the display property (i.e. toggle between none and initial), that will change the content's visibility and its availability to screen readers.
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by extra88 8y ago
Other sites' use of jQuery only helps if everyone is loading the same URL, which they're not. There are too many versions in too many places. I think I know the article they were thinking of, where someone tested how common it was
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by extra88 8y ago
I took masklinn's comment to mean that your point in sharing the youmightnotneedjquery.com was to show evidence of problems using vanilla JS instead of jQuery, not that that's the point of the site existing. The site has plenty
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by extra88 8y ago
The web bloat page does have a little CSS in the header. If there was a limit on the words per line, that's all I need on desktop. In mobile Safari, the text size is a little small; I think mobile Safari's default font-size is 16p
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by extra88 8y ago
Not everyone needs to have the same experience. A common pattern is to make a responsive layout where CSS Grid isn't used on the smallest screens and that's the default. Many of the browsers that don't support CSS Grid are mo
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by extra88 8y ago
The more expensive Hulu subscription is not 100% ad-free, some of their content contracts don't permit them to show the content ad-free.
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by extra88 8y ago
"main" is not CSS, it's an HTML element introduced as part of HTML5. All modern browsers support it, Firefox since 2013. No version of Internet Explorer supports it but all versions of Microsoft Edge do. Browsers ignore eleme
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by extra88 8y ago
What's your browser? They're using a Let's Encrypt wildcard certificate. It works for me in various current browsers but also in Firefox 3.6.27 for Mac (from 2012).
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by extra88 8y ago
Because discs aren’t licensed, they’re bought and you can do what the fuck you want with your property. There have already been multiple comments referencing this, the First Sale Doctrine.
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by extra88 8y ago
Do you not pay the extra money for Blu-ray? Giant and Ran are both listed but it says Blu-ray only.
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by extra88 8y ago
Good point. fontlibrary.org lists each font's language support in the sidebar but since the page emphasizes the display of the font, it would be better if they prevented such fallback.
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by extra88 8y ago
> the same reliability (or better) as an SSD Can you give examples of microSD cards like this? What googling for "high endurance" turns up are cards touting their use for video purposes (e.g. dash or security cameras that run 2
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by extra88 8y ago
That was an April Fool's joke. https://youtu.be/Y1fcQb708vw
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by extra88 8y ago
> definitely better than blank boxes and question marks I disagree, I think it's better for it to be apparent when text is wrong or unreadable, even to people not literate in the language. I wondered if the problem had to do with Un
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by extra88 8y ago
How are satellites different from the radio mesh networks they already mentioned? They're not, regardless of medium, the same cops and IP lawyers can get on it and track down people to arrest and sue according to whatever laws are on t
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by extra88 8y ago
I saw a YouTube review of one of the smaller Mikrotik switches and they found if you used the router features the throughput dropped significantly (like over 8Gbps as a "dumb" switch down to 3Gbps with some routing enabled), the s
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by extra88 8y ago
Cheap compared to what? I've been looking at a 4-port SFP+ switch from Mikrotik but they have a 16 SFP+ port switch for $399. Their SFP+ RJ-45 module is $65 If you fill all the ports, that's $1,439 total but my understanding is th
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by extra88 8y ago
Polyfilling WebP support just for browsers that support Web Assembly but not WebP seems pretty weighty when it's very straightforward to not exclusively use WebP. The <picture> element is great but using it means not, as you wrot
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by extra88 8y ago
IE and Safari do not support WebP, Edge didn't until Windows 10 1809 (November), Firefox didn't until 65 (January) and Firefox ESR and for Android still don't. https://caniuse.com/#feat=webp
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by extra88 8y ago
Section 508, which applies to government sites (and I think their contractors) used to have its own standards but is now aligned with WCAG 2.0 AA. Most countries have done the same. You're never going to have standards for software as
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by extra88 8y ago
If you only look at market advantage, yes. But from a risk management perspective, non-English speakers are not a protected class so it's not legally discrimination if you don't translate it but it is if you fail to make it access
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by extra88 8y ago
Privacy rights, including personal medical information. Additionally, counting how many people are affected by a particular accessibility barrier too often leads to ignoring them because the numbers tend to be small. > gross process invo

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