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by fredsted 9y ago
I'm honestly a little amazed at all the thought put in to quitting Facebook. It seems like such a big deal for people. I think it's very sad that we've gotten to this point. It's just a Web site.
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by fredsted 9y ago
What does the folder structure look like?
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by fredsted 9y ago
This should really be at the top!
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by fredsted 9y ago
I don’t know if it’s changed, but it hasn’t been that easy to cleaning up old images in Docker, so small images can save a lot of disk space on a QA environment where containers are continuously created and destroyed, for example. Also, it’
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by fredsted 9y ago
>What if you don't have sustained usage? Well, that's where cloud servers are great. You'll need to break out Excel and calculate whether it's worth it with regards to usage.
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by fredsted 9y ago
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by fredsted 9y ago
When does it do that? Scrolled down and interacted with the whole page, no sounds for me.
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by fredsted 9y ago
Because the article is on Harvard Business Review.
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by fredsted 9y ago
Considering "it works" as a feature sets the bar really low.
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by fredsted 9y ago
> Pictures automatically being uploaded to icloud is the issue here If you enable it in the iCloud settings...
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by fredsted 9y ago
Actually the folders themselves were too. You could edit the actual CSS and HTML behind them – changing the colors, putting in backgrounds – by placing specially named files in the directory. Windows 98 was a glorious thing.
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by fredsted 9y ago
At the time (released in sept 2015) 4K TVs were actually generally available: https://www.avforums.com/article/best-4k-ultra-hd-tvs-2014.1... and Netflix already supported 4K videos. Youtube had it years before that. A
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by fredsted 9y ago
The last generation should've had 4K. Way overdue.
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by fredsted 9y ago
PWA = Progressive Web Apps
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by fredsted 9y ago
Same for the car, many people even leave theirs on public sidewalks!
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by fredsted 9y ago
People would still want to eat 'real' meat, I'd venture. It would probably be a luxury thing, like shark fin soup, is my guess.
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by fredsted 9y ago
This font is really pretty, and the text very readable. Great job.
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by fredsted 9y ago
But aren't passwords just copied? Why does the font matter?
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by fredsted 9y ago
Eh, I'd never stand up if I had to do all that. I prefer pressing a button to raise the desk to my preferred standing height. Also, I use 3 screens. I'd like to see "oristand" do that!
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by fredsted 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that was the default mode, I never knew you could not have windowed mode.
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by fredsted 9y ago
WP can update itself though.
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by fredsted 9y ago
I don't think pecl sees much use now, depending on your package manager you can just install most modules from there ("apt-get install php-imagick")
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by fredsted 9y ago
Maybe it's this one https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7412-running_your_own_3g_3_5g_ne... ?
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by fredsted 9y ago
That's when it starts to get expensive.
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by fredsted 9y ago
Queueing?
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by fredsted 9y ago
Apps won't be updated instantaneously on devices, though. There'll have to be some backwards compatibility for a good while if the banks want to change their APIs drastically. You can't just shut down access to your customers
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by fredsted 9y ago
Seems pretty sensible. I hope banks will realise that open APIs are a good thing, and if they don't start getting their shit together, they'll be left behind. Our whole financial infrastructure is so needlessly complicated. Why ca
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by fredsted 9y ago
I think it's a little weird to say "Introducing Object Storage" when you're not introducing anything at all. There's zero information about it! Is it S3 compatible? Does it compete with S3? Does it supports static f
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by fredsted 9y ago
There's just no way to do a free image hosting site without it turning to crap sooner or later. When Imgur started making it hard to copy the direct .jpg links, it was game over. What's interesting is that Imgur managed to pivot i
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by fredsted 9y ago
Encrypted page includes javascript from 2 CDNs, one for jQuery and one for "crypto-js". The jQuery one has an integrity hash, but "crypto-js" does not. Granted, they both use HTTPS... Doesn't seem very secure to inc

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