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Requiring secure contexts for all new features
(blog.mozilla.org)
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As a Londoner who moved north, it continually confuses me too. "What are you having for tea?" "Oh, err... just milk thanks"
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I was appalled when I first started reading this. But in reality, it feels quite true to HTML. The HTML author is declaring to the browser the purpose of this asset. This one is to be viewed as an image. This other asset is to be viewed as
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As landscapes, they may well be less interesting. As communicative portraits, they're (IMO) more successful. The first one is probably the best example. Having a clearer and brighter picture of (for example) your partner and daughter w
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Sea Containers is not exactly the same thing, but some may find it more useful: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sea-container... It takes advantage of the (relatively) new Containers feature in
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You can certainly do that for iOS and Android - I've recently launched an application myself which does just that. At least 95% of the code is shared between platforms. There are some desktop bindings available, but they're relati
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I've seen Mike Brondbjerg speak a couple of times about iterative artistic development using Processing and p5.js. It's really cool stuff, and I'd suggest seeking it out if the area interests you.
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History by lawsuit: After Gawkers demise, “inventor of email” targets Techdirt
(arstechnica.com)
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Similar... and by quite a margin too. This is very sobering.
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Edge 12 is the first version of Edge. I'm guessing it's due to modern Flexbox support.
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9y ago
Without reading the docs in depth, there's a difference of about 142KB of render-blocking CSS. I'm sure the API and functionality depth is very different too.
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There's some truth in here, but I wanted to highlight this section as one which needs correction: > He’s still using 4×5" and 8×10" film cameras, but I bet those medium-format puppies at #1 above could do the trick. Per
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Here's another news story about the same man: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/... Weird that we have to go to Miami to get our news, but oh well.
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10y ago
You're not wrong on the first point, but I imagine consistency with the front and back of the index was on the spec designers minds. I do have to point out that your second point is not correct. Remember it's not grid areas, it&#x
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10y ago
Cmon, that's disingenuous. It does a lot more than just display a few text strings. You've got routing, templates, event handlers, search, a lightbox, settings pages, the whole DM chat-style interface, the whole posting interface,
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Additionally, you can count from the last grid divider with minus numbers. You can have -1, but I can imagine some pushback against -0.
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10y ago
It was added to the latest stable version of Chrome, which is version 57. My specific version is 57.0.2987.133
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10y ago
The creator, Thomas Park ( http://thomaspark.co/ ) is also the author of the similar and similarly excellent Flexbox Froggy: http://flexboxfroggy.com/
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Grid Garden – A game for learning CSS grid
(cssgridgarden.com)
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I've been using Hammerspoon for ages with a home-baked script, but Miro's one looks way better. Thanks for the link!
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I used http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/ a lot when I was trying to wean myself off mental jQuery dependencies. It's nice to know that there are some alternatives too. If you miss the $ function for DOM element selecti
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I mean, 100kb is a big deal when it stops the page rendering, especially on mobile. But jQuery is not 100kb, it's 32kb when gzipped and minified. I think a better sentiment is that you probably don't need jQuery. jQuery is a g
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I extracted a readable list of cert providers: Equifax VeriSign TC TrustCenter GmbH RSA Data Security Equifax Secure Symantec Corporation GeoTrust Inc. Thawte Consulting cc thawte Thawte Consulting Equifax Secure Inc
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If anyone here hasn't realised, Symantec bought Verisign back in 2010 - who own many brand names, like GeoTrust, Equifax, Thawte etc. You can see a list of their roots certs here: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chrom
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It's a bit of a glib argument but it does hold water. The main points are that a timeframe of 30 years is actually quite short. While the moving image on film has only been around for about 120 years, ideally archivists would have film
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Oh absolutely. I don't think even the film die-hards would suggest otherwise for most video produced today. I honestly don't know who actually does archive on film these days. I presume larger studios still do. I know film project
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Edit: Skip this and go read paulmd's comment, it's far superior: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13886276 One reason for film's superiority as an archival medium is that you can hold a piece of film up t
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There are untold thousands of unlabelled canisters in film archives all around the world. Some of them are undoubtedly very important, but until they're catalogued we won't even know. Unfortunately, most film archives are enormou
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React Native is a popular method for creating semi-native, JavaScript-based iOS and Android apps, based on the very popular React library. There's no one standard routing/navigation library in the community. As that's quite a
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I've run into a few problems with lower memory Android devices - even with the optimised ListView components, there were crashes. However, there's a new FlatList[1] component coming in (I hope) 0.43 which is waaay more performant
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