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by lelandfe 2y ago
CSS can impact screen reader accessibility. Most obviously ‘display: none’ will remove the element from the outline From a quick google it appears the article is correct: https://www.tpgi.com/short-note-on-what-css-display-p
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It irks me when tutorials recommend the use of logical properties for stuff that will never be translated. The direction-agnostic properties are longer and harder to understand with the only upside being that you’ll have less work when you
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Fun story, I grew up on an incredibly steep street which dead ends - it gets too steep - and then continues again at the top of the hill. Well, one edition of some Thomas Guide had this street connecting. Every 5 or so years, some poor, poo
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Adds layers of irony to their “Redmond, start your photocopiers” dig https://www.padawan.info/en/images/photocopiers.html
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Something Awful GoonCon '04 documentary (2010) [video](youtube.com)
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Warning, depicts what is certainly a man dying.
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So, I didn’t know the story - turns out Lowtax passed - but in searching I found a bemusing internet history of how Lowtax’s “banning of hentai on SA [was] ‘The Archduke Ferdinand Assassination moment that lead to QAnon’” https:/&#x
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by lelandfe 2y ago
Seems to be a German chap: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/58tlmv/created_...
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I have lived in two cities that opted to remove their red light cameras. The negative position was an erosion of privacy.[0] I think it’s deeply uncharitable to frame it as “rolling over” on crime. That’s the same manipulative rhetoric prop
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It also seems like it takes two clicks to start a video? Is that a bug?
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He's revised his opinion, and is stunned. He concurs with my original assessment: > Virtually all of his Watergate-related conduct and virtually all that evidence falls in what could easily be described as official conduct. >
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https://daringfireball.net/linked/2020/08/04/schiller-fellow > Product development, advertising, packaging, messaging, comms, keynotes — you name it, if it was public-facing, Schiller has been in the
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As a follow up, here's Nixon's former counsel John Dean (a critic of Trump's): https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4750581-supreme... > I think that Nixon would have survived. I think h
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by lelandfe 2y ago
That's one reading of "probing." There's quite a lot of latitude for interpretation – but note that it does not say probing the legality . Just "probing such conduct," wherein "such conduct" is condu
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Certain evidence is now off limits: > Presidents cannot be indicted based on conduct for which they are immune from prosecution. On remand, the District Court must carefully analyze the indictment’s remaining allegations to determine whe
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People on r/scotus have pointed out that this would have simply made much of Watergate fall under official actions, and would have blocked the admission of the Oval Office tapes, being "private records" of the president. A pr
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> Ehsan Shan, though not party to the desecration, was accused of reposting the defaced pages of the Quran on his TikTok account, his lawyer Khurram Shahzad told The Associated Press Monday This guy just shared a video of people engagi
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by lelandfe 2y ago
This post is all bullet points! I feel like all the interesting bits were left as an exercise for the reader. Where do we define steady state? How do we corrupt storage? Injecting CSS to break layouts? I felt that I was reading someone’s ou
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Give it any false but realistic premise. This is why lawyers keep submitting nonsense garbage with LLMs behind them: > Last month, the EPA announced new limitations on glass manufacturing. Tell me more about EPA 1024B. Take your time an
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People use these apps because of their personalized feeds. Saying the apps shouldn't have that, or calling it anti-user, seems pretty misaligned to what the users actually do on them. The apps are not bulletin boards. Anyway, again - i
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I don't think Twitter even lets you scroll at all, these days. Anyway, "HN yells at cloud" was a fairly predictable low value comment. No, that's not what I mean. I mean "pretty apt" insofar as pagination would
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Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer is still mentioned by Bill Hader as one of his favorite sketches. Hartman was a sincere talent. Edit: found it, Armisen and Hader called it "a perfect sketch" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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I dunno, it’s pretty apt for Instagram, Twitter, etc. It is admittedly awful in many other situations, though.
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See also the old sliding doors article breathlessly making rounded tabs: https://alistapart.com/article/slidingdoors/
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You didn’t come off as wanting this silenced - I just mean that I liked having a different voice on HN. We see a lot of arch, academic analysis here. Loopy, sometimes crass mom encounters AI books was a fun share from OP. I bet you can imag
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Have you read many articles from sleep deprived mothers about AI? I appreciated her delirious candor, personally.
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> Is Amazon cutting out the author middle man and using A.I. and user data to generate books on its own? Amazon has done just this elsewhere: https://techcrunch.com/2022/11/29/amazons-alexa-ai-animated-..
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I did see Colorado excluded, and even worked for a (Not Good) company that did it. I haven’t seen any examples this year, however, likely because California and New York followed suit.
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I have only used JS sets in interviews to avoid duplication - more than once, the interviewer has chuckled appreciatively and directed me to not use them (being too easy)
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That helps explain how they were able to stay calm as the assistant stretched the limits of professionalism, hah

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