lelandfe

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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   I was swatted once. Girlfriend's house. Someone called 911 and said they'd seen me kill a neighbor, drag their body into the house, and was now holding my gf's family hostage. We answered the screams at the door to guns point
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   An Unofficial Guide to Boards of Canada Rarities(rareboc.org)

   3 points by lelandfe 1y ago|0 comments
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   My friends who wanted an adaption of the series hated it. My friends who like sci-fi enjoyed it. It is regardless very striking and high budget.
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   Bit higher quality: https://imgur.com/a/MPpogJv
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   It is worth noting that the other sites swept up in this current batch have had their investigations closed by restricting, though. My read on "remain on our watchlist" was them monitoring for if that block lapses, etc. I do expec
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   My favorite part about Norquist and the starve the beast folks is the utter hypocrisy of their silence in the face of Trump's tariffs. So much for the "drown the government in the bathtub" talk - turns out it was always just
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   If you haven’t read it, I loved The Wizard and the Prophet and think about it a lot
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   by lelandfe 1y ago

   Hey you’re on a roll, don’t stop there. How does Apple respond to FOIA requests? They’re not subject to FOIA you say? Perhaps there’s a difference to the organizations after all.
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   TurboTax’s 20-year fight to stop Americans from filing taxes for free (2019)(propublica.org)

   913 points by lelandfe 1y ago|470 comments
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    Just wanted to say thanks for some practical feedback, this is great.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    You can turn on "Full Keyboard Access," which paints a hideous rectangle around anything you focus but does allow keyboard access to everything. But, like, man - why can't I just use the arrow keys to select my WiFi network
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    As a UI/UX nerd, it’s a coin flip on intentionality. I’ve been noticing so many rough edges to Apple’s software when it used to astound. iOS Settings search will flash “No Results” as you begin to type which is comically amateurish. Th
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    Your old boss probably would have been a bit chastened if he knew said devs would then be spending their hours learning how to exit Vim instead of programming
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    In reality, CSS's big changes are a drumbeat pounding monthly: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/css-wrapped-2023 https://chrome.dev/css-wrapped-2024/ Of note from 2023: subgrids, :has, conta
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    "ADS-B Massive Visualizer" is the right title per https://github.com/ClickHouse/adsb.exposed
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    This is the same tactic currently taken in the US with pornography age verification laws, btw https://theintercept.com/2024/08/16/project-2025-russ-vought... First Amendment makes it hard for the government t
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    I have many, many issues with Obsidian. It’s not a great Mac citizen. The feature set is wonderful, however.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    Reminds me of the iOS Gmail app. You click a link and a sheet appears to select a browser: Safari, Download Chrome, or System Default. There’s a checkbox, but instead of “Remember my choice” it is “Ask every time.” Diabolical.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    My childhood street has seen now five homes get sold to people/companies whom my parents have never met. Four are now full time Airbnbs. One became a “content house,” where TikTok stars come to film videos for a few days. It really s
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    For the uninitiated https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    > Like <label>, <output> has a for="" attribute. Here you list the ids of any <input> elements the result depends on Any screen reader users able to comment on whether this is worth doing? I suspect this wou
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    > I barely write PR descriptions As someone who has to read a coworker's AI-generated slop PR descriptions every day, what a bummer
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    I will feel deep burning shame in the decades hence when traditional Mongolian becomes our lingua franca and my CSS must be slightly changed
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    IMHO you should completely ignore the -inline/-block "logical" properties until you one day are making a site in traditional Mongolian or perhaps fanciful Japanese. Preparing for that day is unwise. It does make it kind of us
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    > perhaps not as big a deal If I load CNN.com right now and scroll to the bottom, I receive 26.9 MB over the wire. Of that, 52.2 kB are CSS. 5,547 kB are JS. CSS bloat is not as big a deal.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    Wow, I am sure excited for your new kind of interactive fan fiction of my properties. It will accrue us a lot of value! Anyway, please do not use our properties.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    If you haven’t seen his Soapbox , it’s a show of him ranting. Do recommend.
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    You know, I have heard some countries are making mansnip illegal these days
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    - my dear mother watching the Super Bowl
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    by lelandfe 1y ago

    Relevantly: https://theuserisdrunk.com/