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by ko27 7y ago
Strictly speaking, Chrome is not ignoring a web standard, since the standard does not require this behavior (no "MUST" keyword).
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by ko27 7y ago
> 2000000:1 contrast ratio (!!) What so exciting here? It's OLED. They all have that kind of contrast ratio. The huge number was just mentioned for marketing sake. Your eyes won't know the difference between 200000, 2000000 or
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by ko27 8y ago
To be honest, ditching IE support is hardly "cutting edge".
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by ko27 8y ago
> or better to accept selling your privacy to get a cheaper phone? Or better to not support propriety and locked down systems to benefit all consumers in the future? Android vs Apple is not even remotely close to being a black and white
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AV1 and the Video Wars of 2027(hacks.mozilla.org)
160 points by ko27 8y ago|103 comments
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by ko27 8y ago
The 4 months timeline (November) is for updates to existing apps not new apps. The new app limitation already goes next month into effect.
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by ko27 8y ago
Official AirBnB reply: https://press.atairbnb.com/supporting-travelers-in-japan-aus...
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by ko27 8y ago
It's actually really simple. In the EU Apple doesn't have that much market share to be consider for antitrust laws.
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by ko27 8y ago
No, but his arguments do.
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by ko27 9y ago
> The titles now point to the comments rather than the articles. As a user, I am more than happy with this change.
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by ko27 9y ago
How would one setup an automatic DNS-over-HTTPS on your home PC?
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by ko27 9y ago
5V to 20V can be fatal?
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by ko27 9y ago
Not this standard, but the H2O server can use client cache aware HTTP2 Push: https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/http2_directives.html#http...
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by ko27 9y ago
Cuckoo filter is used in the upcoming Cache Digest HTTP Standard: > HTTP/2 frame type to allow clients to inform the server of their cache’s contents. Servers can then use this to inform their choices of what to push to clients. ht
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by ko27 9y ago
Is there a single Amazon or Google server in East Europe?
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by ko27 9y ago
Do you have a source for that Cuckoo filter proposal?
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by ko27 9y ago
I thought that the current version of Edge (16) supports CSS grid fully. Your link even confirms that.
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by ko27 9y ago
You can basically apply your logic to every single patent free item in the human history.
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by ko27 9y ago
> I typically have hundreds, sometimes low thousands of tabs They should probably ditch all in-memory stuff, and just use the drive, so they can support those cases when you really want to have a "low millions of tabs open."
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by ko27 9y ago
There is so much FF PR talk here.
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by ko27 9y ago
Yeah, they even recently officially posted the speedometer result and it was a few percent behind Chrome. Also some consider Speedometer to be the closest thing to a real user performance benchmark.
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by ko27 9y ago
> There is a rule against breaking APIs What rule? Is it that the 11th commandment? How about my rule: Users are more important than API backwards compatibility (because, in the end, we are serving users, not developers.). It's simp
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by ko27 9y ago
Let's also complain about Mozilla because they are removing Flash support and thus breaking backwards compatibility. It's obvious that they are all 'evil'.
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by ko27 9y ago
> If a website doesn't opt in their users will migrate to another one that offers the same content with a better user experience Can't you see how this logic also applies in Chrome's case: everybody would switch to another
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by ko27 9y ago
> The balance needs to be somewhere It might be a controversial opinion, but I think that the balance should always lean closer to the user's side, not developer's.
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by ko27 9y ago
Stop being so dramatic. Valuing users over developers is not malice, it's common sense.
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by ko27 9y ago
I am talking about the infrared range, which is above 300GHz.
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by ko27 9y ago
If non-ionizing low temperature radiation can be harmful to humans, does that mean we can get health issues just from standing near another human body which emits EM radiation at a far higher frequency and energy density?
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by ko27 9y ago
There is a way: ES6 modules. If you can account for the order of execution (with modules or custom loaders) async is, in almost all cases, the best way to load your scripts. Defer (or body-end) scripts also specify the execution order, but
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by ko27 9y ago
> 1%? I don't think that's a real number. It can be much faster, especially since this is just one of many-to-come improvements. I am getting 73 in Speedometer 2 on Chrome Canary vs 66 Mozilla is touting here. Also as shown in

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