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by miragecraft 2y ago
Similarly, promise of future plugins from “the community”.
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by miragecraft 2y ago
AFAIK most of Namecheap’s employees are Ukrainian. It’s quite a bit more than “doesn’t like” when a country is actively trying to kill you and your family, more like “hate with the passion of a thousand burning suns”.
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Show HN: X-Include.js – cross-site and synchronous HTML include(github.com)
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by miragecraft 2y ago
I doubt it, their core competitive advantage is their algorithms which they would have to disclose in a sale. So they wouldn’t be selling the US subsidiary, they’d be selling the entire golden goose.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
> And note that Jpegli is actually worse than MozJPEG and libjpeg-turbo at medium-low qualities. Something like libjpeg-turbo q75 is the crossover point I believe. May I ask how you came to this conclusion? The Cloudinary article appears
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by miragecraft 3y ago
I'm currently using it via XL Converter. https://codepoems.eu/xl-converter/
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by miragecraft 3y ago
This is how you know the WiFi is Garbage - only happy when it rains. At least you get a clue in this case (and the famous 500 miles email), I was having sporadic disconnections with cable internet for the last 2 month and my ISP can’t find
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Similar to RunCSS? https://github.com/mudgen/runcss The fact that you now require JS to get your styling to work is a big con.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Really happy to see @scope is now here, though with Firefox dragging their feet (like they have with :has() and still are with @property) it still won't be usable anytime soon.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
It feels like nowadays Mozilla is extremely shorthanded. They probably gave up because they simply don’t have the money/resources to pursue this.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
I like Firefox for being able to edit internal CSS stylesheets in the devtools. Chrome never gained that ability for whatever reason.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
What happens if the creator just say no? You don't have to operate like a VC-funded company and look for infinite growth, if you want to stay small with cheap production then just stay small? There's likely a silent majority that
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Benefit is probably community and exposure, if you are worried about long term viability just use custom domain and keep backups. And I doubt the type of user Nekoweb (and Neocities) targets is well-versed or comfortable with S3/Cloudf
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Fluid community would disincentive tight-knit community wouldn't it? I feel that if you decouple the social reward and the grunt work of moderation and financial burden of hosting the relay, then the incentives just wouldn't be th
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by miragecraft 3y ago
I'm actually a fan of POSSE ( https://indieweb.org/POSSE ) where all social networks are auxiliary to my own website/blog. After the Twitter debacle I'm done with the idea of being "married" to any ne
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by miragecraft 3y ago
> are social incentives going to be enough long-term though? I'd say all the long-running forum based communities proves that yes it is. Not counting Usenet, IRC and other "old internet communities" which have withstood th
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by miragecraft 3y ago
ATprotocol seems technically superior, but socially set up for failure. Because there’s no social incentive for anyone to set up and maintain relays and moderation service when divorced from actual communities, what’s left are purely financ
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by miragecraft 3y ago
This article ignores the fact that people actually used it and actually realized the benefits cited. Traditional way of using CSS I feel is still advantageous for websites (instead of apps) with a limited set of highly reused styles. Nowada
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by miragecraft 3y ago
You can hack together responsive properties using the space toggle technique. https://miragecraft.com/blog/responsive-css-properties This is what I use for my own site.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
jQuery is still excellent if you are creating websites (not web apps) with minimal JavaScript.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
The news of JPEG XL’s death is greatly exaggerated.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
> I don't see any benefit to the developer using this license except that it makes them feel like they are doing open source. This is not designed to attract open source developers, but offers reassurance to end-users against hostil
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Both discontinued, the Cube was not rated as very reliable while the Honda Element has atrocious fuel economy.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
I thought the sedan and hatch gas version has the same fuel economy, and isn’t the hatch useful for hauling large items? If not a hatch, which model/car do I get for a cheap, reliable, fuel efficient car that can haul largish items?
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by miragecraft 3y ago
If they’re leaning into hybrid, then why isn’t the Corolla Hatch Hybrid available in Canada?
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by miragecraft 3y ago
You're free to make competing digitized fonts using the same source material.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Aside from the fact that I’m not a fan of piracy, you can’t claim something is legal when there’s a lot of wiggle room. What it comes down to is what you can legally prove in court and that means having big foundries sue you and having to d
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by miragecraft 3y ago
Correction, the media query should have been: @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { :root { --light: ; --dark:initial; } } Missed the selector.
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by miragecraft 3y ago
I agree. You can already do this using the space toggle technique: :root { --dark: ; } @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { --light: ; --dark:initial; } .example { color: var(--light, #000) var(--dark, #fff); }
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by miragecraft 3y ago
It’s coming back with @scope at-rule: https://www.w3.org/TR/css-cascade-6/#scope-limits > If no <scope-start> is specified, the scoping root is the parent element of the owner node of the stylesheet wher

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