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by freebreakfast 5y ago
The discussion is not about the semantic expressiveness of HTML. There are certainly limitations, but these are limitations of HTML. The discussion is about whether or not "tag soup" (excessive HTML elements) is necessary for styl
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
> CSS isn't powerful enough to style HTML however you want without having to add a soup of extra divs and classes that are only there for styling. Can you provide an example? I've never found this to be the case, particularly w
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
"BBS: The Documentary" is worth a watch. http://www.bbsdocumentary.com/
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
The most memorable example of "lack of backbone" for myself was Evergreen State College president, George Bridges. There was a large protest in 2017. The administration met to discuss the situation. Students prevented the administ
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
I don't see this as being about group size or risk. Rather, I see it as being about resources. There is one group who are consuming medical resources in such a way that it is limiting access for others. And the reason for this consumpt
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
I think it's important to note that these are not currently clogging the medical system like unvaccinated COVID cases. Edit: spelling
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
I feel the same way when Italians talk about pizza. Everyone knows it originated in Korea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiLA6Bk_ivs Spoiler: If you live in Korea long enough, you start to develop the sense that Koreans t
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
I cannot recall exactly where it was mentioned, but I remember one of the producers saying that they purposely wanted to highlight the beauty of New Mexico. Also, Longmire's cabin is located in Valles Caldera National Preserve[0]. It&#
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
> Just clicking the link is enough to fail? Yes, clicking on links is dangerous[0]. 0. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/google-fixes-...
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by freebreakfast 5y ago
What prevents downgrading? Is simply a software issue or is there some hardware mechanism in place?
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
It seems to be popular to attack the "self-made man" idea as of late, but these attacks seem to be addressing the idea as "man in isolation" or "man with absolutely nothing." This runs in contrast to what the i
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Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape(cassettefilm.com)
1 points by freebreakfast 6y ago|0 comments
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
There is a great documentary[0] about the cassette. They explore its creation, history, and what it meant (and means) to people. They interview Ottens extensively as part of the film. [0] https://www.cassettefilm.com/
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
What does "scrapped illegally" mean? I've never encountered this term. I can see how scrapping might be a violation of some websites terms of use, but I've never seen "scrapped illegally" used. Do you have any
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Gridcoin: Support Scientific Research via Boinc, Earn Crypto Rewards(gridcoin.us)
3 points by freebreakfast 6y ago|0 comments
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
I think Gridcoin offers a happy medium. It's proof of stake, but it also offers rewards for participating in BOINC-based research projects. https://gridcoin.us/ Not exactly "proof of work" in the same sense i
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
> Is that really an issue? Setting aside the debate about separation of concerns. Yes, it has notable performance and UX implications. > Users with NoScript will just have to live without some functionality. Why should we prioritize O
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
This requires the use of JavaScript to style a website.
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
Google is moving toward that not being the case[0]. [0] https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-to-phase-out-user-agent...
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
> The author's proposed solution is for sites to use DPI instead This is untenable as well. You'll end up with microscopic websites on high DPI phone screens.
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by freebreakfast 6y ago
AMP is a concern, but I am more concerned about HTML. Google holds a large amount of sway over HTML's direction. This is derived from the fact that WHATWG is the standards body for HTML. (W3C is just a rubber stamp per the agreement be