greggturkington

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by greggturkington 6y ago
Yes I did know that and I have had a look. Sass and CSS-in-JS were a godsend at their times. I give that all up so I don't have to type `sass watch` in the terminal once?
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Yep, if you wanted you could re-write the same HTML and CSS by hand for every page instead of using templates. Is this a revelation?
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Writing HTML and CSS by hand?! Those are just the output. OOTB Wordpress didn't have a perfect Lighthouse score, so it's worthless? > I didn’t need 99% of its features anyway Oh, then it was already a terrible fit. So why are
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by greggturkington 6y ago
> Apple [...] featured Amphetamine in a Mac App Store Story Ouch > Customize Your Mac’s Sleep Settings > Amphetamine gives you granular control https://apps.apple.com/us/story/id1470456860
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by greggturkington 6y ago
"Oh, 'USB 3.2 Gen 2' (aka 'USB 3.1' or 'USB 3.1 Gen 2' OR 'USB 3.2 Gen 2')?" "There's your problem, you need 'USB 3.2 Gen 2 × 2 .' You idiot!"
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by greggturkington 6y ago
I'm considering purchasing a home, not as an investment; but because my return rate on rent is 0%. I just need a home and have a flexible ~2-year time window to buy, and just need advice on when to buy. Does this article apply to my
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by greggturkington 6y ago
A good example of another type being forced labor via debt bondage.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
"Modern day slavery" is mincing words, slavery in the modern day is just slavery. Typically slavery refers to the slave being considered property, and ownership transferring to offspring. You can compare it to forced labor.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Please change your inline footnote references to be links (<a>) to the footnote itself, with the link wrapped in superscript (<sup>). Please wrap the citations themselves in <cite> elements. (great article, thanks for shar
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by greggturkington 6y ago
This is also why the SEC can sue Ripple but not, say, Vitalik Buterin. They specifically do not consider BTC, ETH and other currencies as securities.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
I prefer Gutenberg, but I will be stuck with this for years for the legacy sites from clients that demand them. I'm not installing it because I want to.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
You should call them "elements" instead of "tags." No mention of favicons, let alone `apple-touch-icon`s etc. Don't group by element name. The canonical URL should be under "SEO." The part following "
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by greggturkington 6y ago
You (or your venue) are paying paying royalties on the songs in your DJ set. You're not performing without the authority of the copyright owner or the law.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Those weren't the early days; Condé Nast owned it and you could make your own subreddits by then. Early on it was very science, tech, and liberal. Mysogynistic, but not alt-right/hate content like Voat.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
An e-commerce site loading 250kb of JS on an internet where greater than 99% of users have JS enabled? Seems fair.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Is this opinion unique to this story or just talking points from 2013?
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by greggturkington 6y ago
and they are a LOT more expensive than their crypto counterparts
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by greggturkington 6y ago
No I didn't. "Every organism alive now evolved over millions of years" but they are still very distinct. > you can't just handwave "evolution" If you believe the brain is part of the body, and that the body
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Because cats don't think in collective myths and build cities. Humans don't think with insect-like sub-brains throughout their body. The title of the article has "human" in it so it makes sense to have a human-centric di
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by greggturkington 6y ago
An easy way is enabling "Block remote fonts" in uBlock Origin's settings You could add a filter like `*$font,third-party` or similar as well
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by greggturkington 6y ago
That's a MAJOR hit to design and branding for a very small hit in page weight. Properly configured webfonts add almost nothing at all. There may be more business value in the 500ms you save vs branding (absolutely possible) but it&#x27
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by greggturkington 6y ago
> we're currently more popular than the bible You have a better Google results position for one URL (that you've paid lots of money for). The bible still outranks you for every other result on the first page (Exodus wallet is
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by greggturkington 6y ago
"If you go to a Linux forum and ask for help fixing your WiFi driver, everyone will ignore you." "If, instead, you say 'Linux sucks, you can't even get a f*&$ing WiFi driver working!' thousands of people wi
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Who cares? It's a competitive advantage they no longer have and less value for my expensive Prime subscription
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by greggturkington 6y ago
The majority of my "next-day" and "2-day" orders have been late (often cancelled) for months.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Ah, so just a file space with a rooted DAG where each node is a diff with paths manipulable by queries where diffs can use a groupoid action to produce a new file or conflict, resulting in an API to interact with a torsor.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
So, similar to Popcorn Time then WRT providing vs using? The RIAA lawyers are bringing cases that are disingenuous, because they already know they're covered by fair use? So to pick a worst case scenario, a pirate uploaded _Spiderman_
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by greggturkington 6y ago
This software makes it easy for people to download copyrighted movies and the RIAA attorneys (at least some) are acting in good faith to prevent people from breaking copyright law and causing their client damages. Can someone argue against
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by greggturkington 6y ago
I hope you work in e-commerce, my manager is going to be thrilled to hear you're sacrificing money for dogma.
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by greggturkington 6y ago
Browsers aren't required to do anything. Do you remember getting PNG transparency to work in IE6? Progressively enhance the images you decide have enough business value to do so. Where I work we never replaced GIFs with APNGs, but we _

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