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jakub_g
7y ago
Related: "Just remove the duck" https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2013/06/05/duck/
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Windows and Firefox and Chrome support dark mode. You can see for example on twitter_com. How it works: OS setting is propagated to the browser, which propagates it to the websites via CSS `@media (prefers-color-scheme: dark)`. For now Stac
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GitHub issues supports animated webp FYI so I guess README does too.
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Note: you should be eligible to work in France (EU citizen, have a visa etc.; the work permit process is complicated lately.)
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7y ago
Dailymotion | Sophia Antipolis, Nice Area, France | ONSITE | Junior / mid-level JavaScript developer | Full-time My team (video player core & performance) is looking for someone with 1-3 years of JS experience. You need have some b
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Yep unfortunately true. I recently saw an official document from local CDC in my home country. There were two URLs "find more info at" in the document: file:///C:/Users/blabla/something.pdf httpx:
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The problem on mobile devices is that URL bar is single-line and has like 30 characters length and , while query string crap is sometimes several hundreds characters long. It's not every ergonomic. But yeah I often copy the URL to &quo
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FYI on Chrome/Brave Android, when you use 'share' button -> copy URL, it uses link rel=canonical meta tag if available (which generally doesn't have all FB tracking crap in the URL etc.) Much better than directly copy
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You actually got me an idea. It should be pretty easy to block many of those with a simple Tampermonkey script. Gotta check over the weekend. In JS you can't generally override host objects, but you can generally modify the functions t
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No layoffs in Dailymotion. We're in fact having an opening for a junior/mid-level (~1-3 yrs exp) JavaScript developer role, for my team in south-east France. Due to the outbreak though, interviews will be via Zoom. Contact info in
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> Organize channels, messages and apps into custom, collapsible sections (you know, like folders) Looking at my three-screens-long list of channels, this is a welcome change.
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Ibuprofen is OTOH much riskier and disadvised for many groups of patients, like those with gastric problems (Ulcertativ Colitis, Crohn's etc.) The problem is often due to people overdosing, often due to mixing different pills that each
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> It’s hard for non-specialists to intuitively grasp the way an exponential rate increase can get out of control. The best way to explain the exponential growth (and shock people) is ask them about https://en.wikipedia.org
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Good thing about GitHub is that if you have email notifs enabled, they put a fake CC in the email {review_requested | author | assign | mention | your_activity | subscribed} @ http://noreply.github.com Then you can create
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> The private Bonn-based firm considered the DWD app anti-competitive as it put commercial providers at a disadvantage since they could not provide the information for free. Is the official data not free? Maybe the solution should rather
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Fingerprint Randomization in Brave Browser Nightly build
(brave.com)
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Yep I'm pretty sure the reaction is strong because of how it worked out in Italy. Better do it in advance than after the fact.
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Reaction in Poland has been radical AFAICT (22 cases so far): Major universities decided to close today. Public events called off. Football games without spectators for next few weeks. In France, events >5000 and then >1000 people wer
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Better source: https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/coronavirus-google-north-a...
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“Google is recommending that all of its North American staff work from home”
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At least once a month, when modifying some critical piece of code - git blame is the easiest way to find reasons for non-obvious lines of code. BTW: if you sometimes move code around between two git repos (from multirepo to monorepo for exa
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For some features, having 100% spec compliant behavior in transpiled code would mean excruciatingly slow/bloated code, or be downright impossible. There's a reason why features are added to the language after all: to add things th
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There's one non-obvious corollary from the fact that using let/const before declaring throws an error and var does not: If you have let/const in your source code, but you use babel to transform it to ES5, you may have cases w
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Now it would be interesting to see the opinion of the court on fake IT contractors (SSII), where as a developer you are a full-time employee of company X, rented for years as full-time "consultant" to company Y, on premises of c
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Yes, but you then need to unzip it, perhaps unminify code, find github repo yourself, and diff all the stuff manually. If the extension is complex and the original source undergoes a massive complex build step, making sure that final bundle
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Slightly orthogonal to this, but I feel like extension stores vendors should create some sort of open standard to let the community check the source code and verify code in source repo is the same as uploaded to the extension store. It coul
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1. Open devtools. Disable cache. Reload the page. Go to sources panel. CTRL-SHIFT-F. Enjoy the JSON response. 2. Alternative: same but with web debugging proxy like Fiddler or Charles. Yep. For JS-heavy pages with virtual scrolling (i.e. re
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Good catch! Here's a better link specifically talking about mobile: https://blogs.opera.com/news/2016/06/ad-blocker-android-ios-...
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I feel like the article is missing an important milestone about release of Brave browser for Android circa 2017/2018 (it's only briefly mentioned at the end). It changed the landscape on Android in my opinion: it was the first bro
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AFAIU it's the trojan app that uses the accessibility privileges? Which are probably only activated when the user activates them in the OS settings. Not sure if possible, but perhaps the authenticator app could detect that accessibil
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