mezzode

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by mezzode 9y ago
Honestly, in a perfect world it might make sense. The fact that often there is more trust in private, profit-driven corporations over governments which are meant to represent the public and their interests is definitely something that needs
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by mezzode 9y ago
+1 for git worktree, it's great for making temporary copies of a repo when you need them
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Google Chrome Frame(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mezzode 9y ago
You can already write interfaces for your Redux actions in TypeScript to get the benefits of static typing, so I'm not even sure that there would be an appreciable improvement if Redux used methods instead.
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by mezzode 9y ago
Having a blacklist is probably still preferable to storing every session though in that there should be less data stored, if only marginally
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by mezzode 9y ago
I'm not actually against AMP being put in emails, but adding unnecessary functionality to emails under the banner of "AMP for email" definitely seems like a step too far.
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by mezzode 9y ago
Reading all these comments makes me feel weird for actually liking UWP apps. Of course certain things don't make sense for them, like games, but I definitely prefer UWP apps over web-apps for things like Messenger and Todoist. I honest
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by mezzode 9y ago
Liberal in this case refers to economic liberalism as in the "free" in free-market. This does cause confusion though given the modern meaning. For example, the Liberal party in Australia is conservative.
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by mezzode 9y ago
DST has it's place I think, but given the choice between having it active never or always I'd choose the latter. The extra daylight is great.
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by mezzode 9y ago
I always thought they implemented refunds as a result of this case
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by mezzode 9y ago
I've had similarly good experiences with Bose. Had a pair of SoundSport earphones which stopped working after like a year, just went to a store and they replaced it for free. Eventually same thing happened to that pair, and got those r
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by mezzode 9y ago
Would still pick up some of the low hanging fruit though which is better than nothing.
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by mezzode 9y ago
Pretty sure they were making a Blade Runner reference
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by mezzode 9y ago
I'm not sure that being hosted on Google's domain is inherently a bad thing, given the ubiquity of CDNs, but the others are definitely fair points. If I'm understanding everything, AMP still seems like a good idea, it's
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by mezzode 9y ago
AMP content is still hosted by the producers though isn't it? If people are concerned by it being "centralised" due to Google caching the pages, shouldn't they also be concerned about CDNs like Akamai? Or am I missing so
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by mezzode 9y ago
I'm still kind of confused as to why people dislike AMP. I thought it was just meant to be a fast subset of HTML, which allows for small, fast, cacheable pages?
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by mezzode 9y ago
How about a slow, random rollout? That should mean prices can't just be increased across the board since not everyone is getting UBI so wouldn't be willing to pay the higher cost. EDIT: Actually, in a sensible market wouldn't