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Starting from Node.js 8.7.0, you can build a fully featured HTTP/2 server using just the Node core. You can use advanced features like HTTP/2 PUSH and Node also exposes a compatibility API with HTTP/1.1 to easily migrate your
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Building a HTTP/2 server with Node using no external modules
(dexecure.com)
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Building a zero dependency HTTP/2 server with Node.js
(dexecure.com)
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UBlock Origin is blocking legitimate CSP reports
(github.com)
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> I think the author would benefit from learning about how web frameworks work, or perhaps how web specs mandate that your browser works. Haha, he is the creator of Ember.js. I think he knows a thing or two about web frameworks ;)
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Updated numbers with Dev versions of other browsers - https://twitter.com/bmeurer/status/871962560324657153 The difference in speed is much lesser. Wonder how this will all change by the time their technical previ
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So the argument is Linux is more secure now because hackers aren't paying enough attention to it. That is no reason to gloat about how Microsoft is bad in terms of security.
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How is Linux immune to wannacry like attacks?
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How we built the conference attendees chat with Firebase
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Announcing the Y Combinator Podcast
(blog.ycombinator.com)
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I had filed an intervention to prevent websites from disabling the paste functionality in password fields - https://github.com/WICG/interventions/issues/41
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How Cloudflare helps serve up hate online
(sfchronicle.com)
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9y ago
I find it surprising that they are still going strong on AMP. I tend to club AMP along with Instant Articles, etc. Any thoughts on as to why this is the case?
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Face recognition used in China to catch jaywalkers
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Drupal Confessions – An Open Letter
(drupalconfessions.org)
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Akamai to acquire Soasta
(akamai.com)
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Garbage collection in V8, an illustrated guide
(medium.com)
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Preload, Prefetch and Priorities in Chrome
(medium.com)
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Announcing free NPM Orgs
(medium.com)
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this was in relation to Project Feather of the Youtube - the Youtube website did not even load before for them and when it did, they started watching more videos even though it took more than 20 seconds to load!
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Onboard Mozilla Turbulence
(wilsonpage.co.uk)
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I meant without downloading a 40 MB binary upfront.
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Exactly why a website makes more sense. You get the latest version by just reloading the page.
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Ask HN: Does any one click decline for the EU cookie usage policy?
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Prev and prev to prev HN discussions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12888921
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How Mail.Ru Reduced Email Storage from 50 to 32 PB
(smashingmagazine.com)
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If only it were as simple as that. AMP websites get a place in the search carousel of Google. So even if your website loads faster than an AMP page, it would not be placed in the carousel - and that's Google forcing companies to adopt
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We need tools to help developers build fast websites. If all websites were as fast as AMP and Instant Articles, these platforms would become obsolete. It is in our hands as developers to take back control and make the web as decentralised a
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What the 90s debate over Clipper Chip can teach us about digital privacy [2014]
(internethistorypodcast.com)
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It would be cool if you could share your findings here too! - https://github.com/google/guetzli/issues/10
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