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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I would expect modern icon fonts to exclusively use the Unicode Private Use Area. Fallback fonts would then not have glyphs for these code points. Screen readers would hopefully ignore them.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I’m not sure I follow. Are icons accessible at all? Whether they’re fonts or SVGs or bitmap images shouldn’t really matter.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
A skeleton screen is not interactive though. You cannot do anything except watching it pulse or whatever. Keep in mind that the content here is the shell itself. I also already know something is happening. That’s what the busy cursor is f
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Ah yes, the skeleton screen. Because it’s so much better to have the application in an unusable state, but at least it’s on-screen! There’s another state that may be related to uBlock Origin (or other extensions) immediately afterwards, too
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Haven’t tried multiple monitors or power-saving yet, but in general you can steal from someone’s config on GitHub. Works mostly fine, including battery indicators, brightness, volume control and whatnot. But it definitely requires more tink
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Dunno what you mean by this being unrelated to Git. In Git, you can stage files ( git add ). You have only one “staging area”. In Perforce, you can also stage files (of sorts). You can create as many “staging areas” (changelists) as you wan
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Ah, finally changelists are coming to Git. Having worked with Perforce, this certainly feels very familiar.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> The contact form is cool, but for a simple blog I think that it is enough to just provide an email address, which is obfuscated as SVG paths and therefore not extractable. Although it is nice to have a real contact form to hide your em
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Well sure it’s vaporware, like most EVs that are just “too good to be true”. However, they list a continuous power rating of just 15 kW (~20 hp). That’s basically nothing compared to even small ICE cars.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I use mailcow-dockerized . The default web frontend, SOGo, is so-so, but I mostly use iOS Mail and Thunderbird to access it.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
There’s an article[1] on The Verge where an Apple spokesperson talks about this. Apparently, you can use the camera (without Center Stage) and the display. That's it. No 3D audio, no True Tone, no updates. Of course, the PC would need
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Alibaba Cloud? I actually would’ve expected better from them! Never had to report anything myself, seeing how I’m probably blocking them. I recently had contact with AWS about spam sent using SES and found the response times very quick and
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> I think there's an need for forcing service providers to group IP blocks by the nationality of who rents them. But what would that accomplish? Unlike rogue ISPs in other countries, big cloud providers have abuse reporting that act
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Yes, the server is of course properly secured. There was something that made me do this in the past, but I don't remember. Never had any problems with it whatsoever. I do know, because my services (except the forum) are for me exclusiv
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I just ban China entirely from accessing my server. There's nothing on it a Chinese person could be interested in, just personal stuff and a private forum. Doing so has tremendously reduced the overall (remaining) abuse traffic volume.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Reminds me of the toaster challenge video[1] where Robert Förstemann, German track cyclist, powers a 700 Watt toaster for over a minute on an exercise bike. Absolutely insane. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4O5voOCqAQ
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Sure maybe the memory is freed (or paged out) as pressure rises. The former is however not guaranteed in any way and requires that Windows Defender (or whatever other application) actively monitor the memory situation, taking appropriate ac
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
My only grief with Windows Defender is its resource use. My Windows 10 computer booted 26 hours ago. Windows Defender is using 2186 MiB of RAM. I don’t think that’s appropriate, even if I have 32 GiB in total. With Office 365 ATP, things ge
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Sometimes. It was worth it every time, too. "I thought this was working"–well, it wasn't. Most of the time I pull the code to easily navigate it in context. The diff viewer will only get you so far.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
You do realize that NPM package versions already are immutable? Dunno since when though. Deletion is possible within limits but it also is with Docker. All the hashes in the world won't bring back a deleted image.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Sure version tags could also move, but by convention they do not. Unlike the latest tag, which by convention does move a lot.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> When you back nav, you are seeing the response to a GET request to /reply?id=BLAH With the text you previously entered, which the browser restored. If it did not for you, you have non-standard settings like disabled caching. I can
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Yes, even after POST. Why not try it, right here, on Hacker News. The comment form uses POST. I post this comment and go back and my text is still in the input box. In fact, browsers even have re-submit built-in: Just press F5 on a page tha
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
But browsers absolutely do keep the form filled unless your HTML or JS says otherwise. Pressing back after submitting on a vanilla HTML form keeps all values in place. As it should.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I don’t like the separation between template and code, I don’t like the developer experience (slow and often malfunctioning VS Code extensions and slow builds, bad in-browser debug helpers), I don’t like how creating “ad-hoc” components is
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Slightly OT: I’m always amused coming to discussions like this one, where people are (basically) complaining about the Virtual DOM and its implications. It’s bad for performance at scale, updates aren’t minimal. And other stuff: SFC are har
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Oh yeah I had that recently in a project (IE support required, so no type=number). When you try this, you will eventually find that you use so many keys during normal operation that a whitelist just isn't feasible. Left, right, tab, Ho
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Thanks for the info!
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Is it really comfortable to wear for extended periods of time? I’m a little behind on VR tech. I have an HTC Vive (1st gen), which has a third strap to support the weight. Does it really work okay without that? I would imagine the combined
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Nothing too spectacular, I’m afraid. I had to consolidate some physical machines, all running Gentoo Linux. For each, I simply created a Gentoo LXC container and then replaced the rootfs (in /var/lib/lxc/NAME/rootf

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