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by lelandfe 1y ago
Wow, mobile Safari hates this. Zooming in and scrolling around crashes the page constantly.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
"Make games with Ease," and the cursor forming the "l," is really nifty.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Roomba Terms of Service 27§4.4 - "You agree that the iRobot™ Roomba® may, if it detects that it is vacuuming a terrorist's floor, attempt to drive to the nearest police station."
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Probably the best fit for web components I've seen. Very cool.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
There is no robust accessibility linter tool (axe covers only a portion) and you don't want to add ARIA attributes to all HTML markup. Both "accessible" and "responsive" are ultimately subjective, and all code gen t
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by lelandfe 1y ago
The better solution to a search engine extracting text from existing PDFs is to provide advice on how to author PDFs? What's the timeline for this solution to pay off
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by lelandfe 1y ago
And frankly, most big sites in my experience break bfcache. For instance: YouTube, Gmail, NYT, steampowered.com, CNN. All have broken bfcache in Chrome.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
One of the nice things about this is that back and forwards in history is snappy as hell. I’m so used to going back on my iPhone and the entire page reloading.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
I recently had to frantically wave at a driver about to turn right over a child in the crosswalk. He literally could not see them from his vantage point in his giant SUV.
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by lelandfe 1y ago
That stylesheet application was going to happen anyway, the difference now is that FCP will occur before it. > Browsers are pretty eager at fetching stylesheets even those at the bottom of the page Browsers begin fetching resources as th
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Nice one. Would be cool if this also handled responsiveness. The need to dedupe responsive critical styles has made me resort to manually editing all critical stylesheets I've ever made. I also see that this brings in CSS variable defi
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by lelandfe 1y ago
So-called backchanneling https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Backchannel_(linguistics) > The person doing the speaking is thought to be communicating through the "front channel" while the person doing the listenin
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Keeping the VO flubs in is so good though, especially now with the automatic lip syncing https://youtu.be/AWgPq6ocd5c
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by lelandfe 1y ago
It kinda sucks for both! Dropping in a box of text that flatly does not resize to fit its contents does not fit the definition of "fine" for me, here. You can do some really silly maneuvers with `window.postMessage` to communicate
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Making iframes be the right size is super awkward. I might actually use them more if they were easy to get responsive. This post does link to a technique (new to me) to extract iframe contents: <iframe src="/example.html&
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by lelandfe 1y ago
Related reading https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Bortle_scale
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by lelandfe 1y ago
This was the worst bit so far: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/06/t-mobile-users-t... > ”T-Mobile will never change the price you pay for your T-Mobile One plan” > T-Mobile also published an
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by lelandfe 2y ago
I still have vivid memories of their depiction of the top tier offering as a server filled with fire.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
"Accessible," like so many words, means different things to different people. You're saying this page seems inaccessible: how did anyone find this page? How is a person meant to access this stranded corner of the web? They&#x
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by lelandfe 2y ago
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_imprisoned_for_edi...
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> Bandwidth graciously donated by mediatemple I wonder what year this last was true.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
To be fair – when your license is set to expire you do get a limited window (2 weeks before and after it seems per my 2023 copy) to renew at 50% off.
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Ironically, CrossOver itself is $500
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> who will check the congress's power The judiciary. E.g Bowsher v. Synar
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> Never-opened small bottle of spring water. We observed the street corner box surreptitiously the following day upon mail collection. After puzzling briefly over this item, the postal carrier removed the mailing label and drank the con
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Similar specs here. Here's a full load in a Chrome guest window with resolution constrained to an iPhone SE: https://imgur.com/a/xRjKWNb In the left panel, at the end of the video you'll see two important num
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Just a quick heads up that the homepage video is ~24MB over the wire, even on a phone. That might actually be a challenge if someone's WiFi is down and they're trying to get support over cellular. (Huge kudos for this project in g
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by lelandfe 2y ago
> Since I never remember which one is which, a good way to check is using the utility `file`: `file $(which useradd)` While we're here, can someone explain why `which` prints some locations, and for others the whole darn file? Lik
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by lelandfe 2y ago
So this is a free Whitney with some tweaks? > Source Sans was the perfect foundation for Nebula Sans because it shares many primary characteristics with Whitney SSm, our previous brand typeface One differing characteristic presumably b
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by lelandfe 2y ago
I wonder what one variable could be injected to most break the web. I’m feeling: --primary-color: transparent

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