fooey

9 ms·

121.
by fooey 4y ago
Yeah, it's obviously an urban legend People will do an update on their site, which includes removing GA, then blame GA exclusively for tanking their rankings. All of which is probably coincidental to an algorithm change that was going
122.
by fooey 4y ago
That's a very fair assessment Cities where they've allowed their infrastructure to stagnate due to reliance on those private companies are going to be in for a rough time when they inevitably fail or drastically raise their pricin
123.
by fooey 4y ago
This whole yep.com thing feels like an attempt to get everyone to please stop blocking their bot
124.
by fooey 4y ago
Cloudflare has full registrar services now, along with email forwarding. I've been moving everything off Enom to them as renewals come up
125.
Supreme Court blocks Texas social media law(cnbc.com)
7 points by fooey 4y ago|1 comments
126.
by fooey 4y ago
They could have ignaled that they're not willing to work for Musk, so they're being shown the door ahead of time to minimize turmoil later on.
127.
US 5th Circuit Court has stayed injunction against Texas social media law(twitter.com)
12 points by fooey 4y ago|0 comments
128.
by fooey 4y ago
I completely agree that the first step is to admit water is scarce and the cost of usage needs to reflect that. The Utah Governor is an alfalfa farmer though, so good luck getting the states upstream to do play ball https://www.s
129.
by fooey 4y ago
All I hear with the waffling is "we want to force everyone back, but we're not sure we can get away with it"
130.
by fooey 4y ago
I'm on Windows 11 and only Normal 400 is working in Firefox 100 Stable, Firefox 101.0b3 Developer Edition, Tor 11.0.10 (FF 91.8.0esr), and Tor 11.0.11 (FF 91.9.0esr) It does work in both Chrome and Edge, so I don't think it's
131.
by fooey 4y ago
Since the only thing that even renders in Firefox is Normal 400, something somewhere maybe could have used some more testing https://i.imgur.com/dPrjDZZ.png edit: @googlefonts says they do not currently support Variable Fon
132.
Musk seeks to put in less money in new Twitter deal financing(reuters.com)
5 points by fooey 4y ago|0 comments
133.
by fooey 4y ago
It's a thing only Google wants, so it'll be an interesting flex of their monopoly powers if it goes anywhere Very similar to what they tried and failed to do with FLOC I suspect Google is solidly in too many anti-competitive cro
134.
by fooey 5y ago
What I want to know is why no one makes a plain actual hub for USB-C Not a dock, I don't want video, I don't want ethernet, I don't want an sdcard reader, I don't need switching All I want is a powered 1 to many USB-C hu
135.
by fooey 5y ago
My mobile works, but I can't get anything at all to work on web
136.
Shipwreck found in US confirmed as Captain Cook's Endeavour after 22-year search(abc.net.au)
7 points by fooey 5y ago|0 comments
137.
by fooey 5y ago
and you just re-invented stored procedures and/or RPC pretty much the same pro's and con's too safer, more controlled, better optimized but it's more limiting, another dev dependency and a responsibility bottleneck
138.
by fooey 5y ago
They make it so supporting jury nullification disqualifies you from jury duty
139.
by fooey 5y ago
A seafood company in Canada has a 100 foot section of train track, where they load trucks on and right back off, in an attempt to get around the Jones Act requirement that goods shipped between 2 points in the US must use US flagged vessels
140.
by fooey 5y ago
I've been very happy with https://forwardemail.net but I'm planning to migrate over to Cloudflare's email forwarding service if it ever comes out of beta or I get accepted as a beta tester.
141.
by fooey 5y ago
The frustrating thing is I think many of us would be perfectly happy paying for a custom domain in plain old regular gmail, but $6 per month per user is waaaay too expensive when all we care about is email.
142.
Bugs in billions of WiFi, Bluetooth chips allow password, data theft(bleepingcomputer.com)
13 points by fooey 5y ago|1 comments
143.
by fooey 5y ago
Edge seems to be trying very hard to kill all the momentum they've gained They recently baked in a "feature" to hijack online shopping with some Pay Later garbage: https://gizmodo.com/microsoft-keeps-making-it
144.
by fooey 5y ago
Yeah, just look at what they did with GSync
145.
by fooey 5y ago
I would say the goal of vaccinations is to minimize death and to prevent medical systems from being overwhelmed. I don't think COVID-19 is a disease that can be eradicated. The fewer hosts out there though, the fewer opportunities it h
146.
by fooey 5y ago
The fabs in AZ are them fishing for ultra massive government handouts. I'll believe it when I see it if the things actually start producing chips within a couple decades.
147.
by fooey 5y ago
Twitch has a huge problem with waves of hate bots spamming and overwhelming smaller streamers, and it's been getting worse. They really need that verification option just to avoid getting run off the platform.
148.
by fooey 5y ago
Do you mean what VSCode calls semantic highlighting? https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/semant...
149.
by fooey 5y ago
Wikipedia has a solid article on him if you're interested in documentation of the things he says and supports. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Monster#Views
150.
by fooey 5y ago
As the parent post says, Firefox on iOS isn't really Firefox. It doesn't run Gecko, it's barely more than a skin on top of Safari. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_for_iOS https://develop

More ›