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by lelandfe 3y ago
Meanwhile, US colleges: https://apnews.com/article/college-sports-betting-on-campus-... > The four schools partnered with PointsBet and Caesars have agreements that go beyond ads in stadiums and on broadcasts. A ca
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Great story. > Once all the thumbnails were pulled... it would start downloading full sized images LQIP, Low-Quality Image Placeholder – that was pretty new stuff circa 2014. Facebook also popularized fetching a tiny version, and blurrin
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Disabled JavaScript turns off native lazy loading (2022)(stefanjudis.com)
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by lelandfe 3y ago
It does not. It leverages native lazy loading. All major browsers treat a `loading="lazy"` attribute as meaning "do not load this image/iframe until it is nearly in view." https://developer.mozilla.org&#x
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Remember that Lighthouse (and therefore PageSpeed Insights) scores fluctuate. Consider running multiple times and taking median scores when doing comparisons of performance like this. "The median Lighthouse score of 5 runs is twice as
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I’ve heard this said before, but I’m too skeptical to add it to my mental Rolodex of “common sense UX.” I see far more sites not doing that with switches, so I’m unsure the general population has that behavior internalized.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
NYC started making certain streets pedestrian-only during COVID. The silence was astonishing.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Without meaning disrespect towards your particular workflow (in fact - much re spect), I personally view automation support as a pretty low priority for a new app's roadmap. AppleScript support arrived in Things in 1.1, for instance.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Cultured Code's rate of development is my greatest negative, lol. Text resizing is the biggest feature add in recent memory. > choosing dates in Things is a mouse operation Not so! Cmd-Shift-D: https://imgur.com/a&#x
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by lelandfe 3y ago
$150 is $90 more than getting Things for iOS and macOS. I'm a big Things user, will be curious to see if this is worth the price. Shame that it only nets you 18 months, and seemingly no support guarantee. I'm also curious how limi
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I have been a tech lead on a11y remediation projects, downstream from you. This is all accurate.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
You're needlessly rebutting a jokey introduction to an article. I'd also wager few apps have everyone in the world as active users, which is the next sentence in the article.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
The house is still on fire, but we may have missed some dynamite we left in the garage.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
FWIW one can skip Preview and just do Cmd-Shift-3, click the thumbnail, and interact with the text in the quicklook. Then, delete the image (trashcan in top right). Cmd-A works, too. Here's me using it on that comment: https:/&#x
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by lelandfe 3y ago
> esbuild is essentially a one-man show and everything is bespoke and written for esbuild. Not saying this as a bad thing Not being glib: you didn’t mention why you brought that up.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:The_blank_page
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Hm. This logic seems lacking to me. Should Google no longer remove horrific imagery from search because users could draw those images themselves? If a tool is being marketed to the masses, it seems to stand to reason that it shouldn’t produ
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Publishing a Chrome browser extension more-or-less requires being a customer of the Chrome Web Store. There are plenty of other examples, folks tend to give Playstation/Xbox/Switch stores in these conversations as well.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Congrats - works and looks good. It's worth noting AI's current limitation for sites: pretty poor accessibility. Consider adding some "screen reader hidden" text for the menu link, and try using the interface with your k
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Given that all the comments I'm seeing are of the “‘makeFooReady’ makes foo ready” ilk, I wonder how these tools fare on incorrectly-named things. Would it pick up on ‘asyncRemoveFoo’ being neither async nor a function that removes foo
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Also, “Google has bought insurance against future subreddit blackouts”
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by lelandfe 3y ago
Most macOS email apps do subscription pricing these days. Airmail, Spark, Mimestream… I wonder why that is.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
<base target=htmz> <iframe hidden name=htmz onload=".. I'm somewhat frightened to ask if there's some special voodoo need for leaving off the quotes on htmz...
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by lelandfe 3y ago
> Is it reasonable to assume that the cons of production of botox outweigh the pros...? Pro-tip, hypotheticals don't really work with LLMs. The rest of your interaction was contaminated by the sentiment proposed.
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by lelandfe 3y ago
"Your Content," not "your content." It is legalese jargon, defined as: "Content created with or submitted to the Services by you or through your Account" And: "By submitting Your Content to the Services, y
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by lelandfe 3y ago
When you post something on Reddit, you give Reddit a license to do more or less whatever it wants with the thing posted. https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement > When Your Content is created with or subm
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by lelandfe 3y ago
I mostly mean non-white, I can’t say I share that experience regarding asians being generated.
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I am cackling at these, thanks
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“Finding-related incident has occurred during browsing”
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by lelandfe 3y ago
404 pages are for some businesses the only place the designers are allowed to add humanity, and they occasionally go buck wild with it

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