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by jjcm 7y ago
In this case I'm referring to Chrome Mobile on Android.
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by jjcm 7y ago
Kinda pointless that they're hashing the urls, as to tell if that url was malicious google/tencent would have had to generate that hash themselves as well. The associations are already there, so the hashing step adds nothing (exce
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by jjcm 7y ago
This isn't even the first time we've seen this either. Both Chrome Mobile and Safari Mobile go against the standard and implement `vh` incorrectly. Honestly it seems strange that they go against the standard though considering how
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by jjcm 7y ago
Are they more efficient though? Right now the average seems to be 4kg of grain per kg of pork[1]; if these large pigs require 5kg per 1kg of pork, then does them being bigger create any benefits in a shortage? Another question is growth rat
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by jjcm 7y ago
Who knew the ministry of silly walks[1] would be a privacy measure in the future? In all seriousness, the confidence interval of this is really low - 83% among a tiny pool of individuals. It's really interesting to be sure, but the tin
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by jjcm 7y ago
Mobile html dev feels like it’s taken a step back lately. With vh not being the true viewport height and with user-scalable no longer being respected, it’s become very difficult to build advanced apps for the mobile web. A lot of it feels l
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by jjcm 7y ago
Just because I have a discount on my taxes (which is fair considering I don't use roads, public utilities, law enforcement services, emergency services, medicaid, or qualify for contributions towards my social security points) doesn&#x
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by jjcm 7y ago
I'm totally fine with not voting at the state level. I don't think it makes any sense that I can vote in a state I don't live in, just because it was the last one I lived in before I left the country. But if they're taxi
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by jjcm 7y ago
For myself (a US citizen living abroad), my biggest annoyance isn't that I'm taxed on my income overseas, it's that it effectively is taxation without representation. Even though I'm paying tax overseas, there's no
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by jjcm 7y ago
Die? No, but it is slowly degrading. More and more the people in my old freenode chatrooms are idle or simply leaving. We've gotten so used to phone notifications and a persistent history, that IRC has fallen behind purely from a conve
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by jjcm 7y ago
Interesting that this is coming right after the DoJ suggested they might be blocking the construction of the link between HK and the USA: https://www.wsj.com/articles/trans-pacific-tensions-threaten...
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by jjcm 7y ago
I was actually talking to their lead developer for their plugin architecture on Tuesday, and he said that it's likely very easy to allow this internally for org created plugins, or self-uploaded ones (similar to developer mode for chro
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by jjcm 7y ago
This is hyperbole for sure - there are some amazing things that Figma does and I love using it, but it's still missing a lot of things that Sketch and Illustrator have. On the plugin side which is what this article was about, Sketch is
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by jjcm 7y ago
With how prominent the US is in the news cycles here overseas, it definitely does. Especially with huge influx of mass shootings, many people in my friend circles have stated that they simply don't feel safe visiting the USA.
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by jjcm 7y ago
If the money is directly from the government, is it really dirty money?
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by jjcm 7y ago
"...lawsuit claiming that it illegally collected and stored biometric data for millions of users without their consent" I find this interesting in that it's a 3rd party who uploaded the photos (in this case, likely a friend o
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by jjcm 7y ago
Sure, here's the API proposal that's been approved: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JO8puctCSpW-ZYGU8lF-h4FW... As well as the implementation status in chromium: https://www.chromestatus.c
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by jjcm 7y ago
Form registration for webcomponents is coming. Personally when trying to create a component system it's been the number one blocker I've had. Your work arounds were not great - either you'd have to mirror an input in the ligh
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by jjcm 7y ago
Because it had to play catch up to native apps feature wise due to demand, while building upon a base that wasn't intended for that, while serving the same app to literally thousands of different environments and expecting it to work p
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by jjcm 7y ago
It's a good thought, but until public transportation is a 1st party citizen in LA, this will just cause more problems in the long run. Busses are still seen as a method of transport for impoverished people, not for the masses. Trains a
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by jjcm 7y ago
Me | part time backend node dev | Sydney | Onsite I've got an open room in a penthouse on the beach in Sydney. Essentially I'd like you to come live in it for free and work part time on one of my open source side projects. --- Abo
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by jjcm 7y ago
I'm working on a side project right now that tries to address the issues we have with monetizing content and creatives at the moment. Ad revenue as we've seen with Youtube and countless other platforms simply isn't viable at
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by jjcm 7y ago
We're definitely very slow on load at Atlassian, but our accessibility is actually really good. One benefit of a good component library (in our case React) is it allows mapping of accessibility labels fairly easily. Jira should be full
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by jjcm 7y ago
I'd be down with them either vanishing, or at the very least being compliant with a standard html5 spec. The in between state they're in now is the worst of both worlds.
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by jjcm 7y ago
MoltenVK helps some of that, but I think it goes beyond supporting OpenGL. OSX just has so many things that cripple the gaming experience. Here at Atlassian we're pretty much a Mac only shop, and needless to say a lot of us play games
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by jjcm 7y ago
None - not planning on gathering until there's a usable MVP, which is the aim of bringing someone on board. My plan for customer acquisition is to reach out to 100 content creators and give them $10/mo to distribute for free (paid
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by jjcm 7y ago
Me | part time backend node dev | Sydney | Onsite I've got an open room in a penthouse on the beach in Sydney. Essentially I'd like you to come live in it for free and work part time on one of my open source side projects. --- Abo
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by jjcm 7y ago
I do something similar for my own blog, purely because I enjoy having the flexibility of styling every blog post in a way that's appropriate for that specific page (i.e. a blog I did on photography[1] vs a blog I did on gaming[2]) That
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by jjcm 7y ago
Inconsistencies in the source file do not affect production worthiness in the moment, but they do affect maintainability down the line. If for instance your team wants to move to a new css preprocessor that's the next big thing in 10 y
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by jjcm 7y ago
Inches in css aren't in any way related to physical inches. CSS has no knowledge of your physical screen dimensions. Rather an inch was defined early on in the history of css as "1 inch in pixels of a 17 inch screen at 1280x1024 r

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