missblit

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by missblit 4y ago
Google already had a black and white emoji font. I think from before color fonts were a thing. However they stopped updating that in 2015 ( https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji/commits/2f1ffdd6fb... ). Thi
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by missblit 5y ago
Your link also only gets 99/100 on modern browsers. Why? Well... // test 64: more attribute tests // attributes of the <object> element var obj1 = document.createElement('object');
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by missblit 5y ago
I can only reason about infinitely many universes if they're sufficiently similar to my own universe. But in that case I might as well just forget about the whole infinity thing since they're all independent and average out. If so
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by missblit 5y ago
This reminds me of winter biking back in university in Idaho (fairly cold winters)... with a night shift that got off at 23:00. The path I was on wasn't really maintained with winter bikers in mind, and I never even thought of research
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by missblit 5y ago
Unless a recent immigrant or tourist has a medical emergency right? Or even a longer-term immigrant who never quite learned much medical vocabulary.
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by missblit 5y ago
Regardless of your intentions, your list idea would be used for racist discrimination. You might consider a list of registrars that do stuff you disagree with instead.
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by missblit 5y ago
Per https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/dom.html#the-dir-attr... it'll default to LTR > The directionality of an element (any element, not just an HTML element) is either 'ltr' or 'rtl',
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by missblit 5y ago
So actually reading the post now: > People even used to use * { margin: 0 } which is totally overkill and not great for performance. Wait why would that be bad for performance? Zero margins should be just as fast as 8px margins, and if y
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by missblit 5y ago
So... how did I do? ;) --- <!DOCTYPE html> is a magic string that indicates the document should be parsed as an HTML5 document (possibly avoiding quirks mode too? I don't remember what triggers that). "Doctype" comes fr
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by missblit 5y ago
The title of the page is "u202e at DuckDuckGo" which doesn't even have any funky unicode in it. So you might have something else going on if it shows up as "[object Object]" in your browser history.
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by missblit 5y ago
For unicode security considerations see http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr36/ The report is divided into visual and non-visual security issues. Our old friend RTL override is covered, but mostly in the context of U
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by missblit 5y ago
> `innerText` doesn't include the RTL marker I'm too under the weather to dig into this, but this might be a mismatch between Firefox and the spec. I don't see in the spec [1][2] where this character could be removed since
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by missblit 5y ago
$300/person/day and you're serving them hot pockets and Mountain Dew for breakfast?
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by missblit 5y ago
Who Is Fourier was the OG manga guide to fourier analysis. And kind of a weird book in general.
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by missblit 5y ago
TV streaming services already do as much of this nonsense as they can get away with. The more "secure" of an environment their DRM runs in, the higher resolution the image they'll let you see. It's just subtle enough (e.
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by missblit 5y ago
I don't see why bitcoin nodes would be immune to DMCA takedown notices or other legal remedies. Sure it'd be a pain and (so far) not usually worth the hassle, but it'll have to come up eventually right? What's that? It&#
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by missblit 5y ago
> Then this new omni variant comes out and they're badgering everyone to get boosted NOW or your no longer considered fully vaccinated. Currently the CDC still considers someone fully vaccinated after the two dose series. As far as
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by missblit 5y ago
Every time I get a new laptop I have to adjust my muscle memory since their layouts vary so much :( still can't type the upper right letters consistently on my current laptop.
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by missblit 5y ago
His youtube channel really sets the scene... "I got stuck on a chairlift", "Skydive ends in police car", "A helicopter left me in the ocean", "I Brought My Dog Flying (Bad Idea)"... just on and on. In
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by missblit 5y ago
Snopes would usually list that as mostly true or true right? That said I stopped following them when the websaite was taken over by ads and whitespace.
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by missblit 5y ago
A codebase has a time dimension, and utilizing this effectively is critical. Not sure when a bug was introduced? Write a test then bisect (if you can't automatically bisect frontend code you have other problems, but manual bisects work
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by missblit 5y ago
Here's your wonky bootleg: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somari https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNRBcjhT2Wc Sonic The Hegehog. For the NES. And you play as Mario.
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by missblit 5y ago
The price of bitcoin is just the most someone's willing to pay for it right now. If it dropped to zero it wouldn't mean any bitcoin or USD disappeared, just that no one wants to buy it; mathematically everything still adds up. The
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by missblit 5y ago
Well for one thing we don't have tens of thousands of years to wait for a natural ice age to counteract industrial warming that has happened within the past century or two.
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by missblit 5y ago
https://jakebinstein.com/blog/google-drive-remove-option-gra... > The right-click menu option with the trash can symbol can’t be clicked, but dragging the file over to the trash can works just fine.
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by missblit 5y ago
They can distinguish it... at a rate of around 500 pages per month.
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by missblit 5y ago
> While the specification has some suggestions, I'm not sure that it would allow our specific situation even if we could get all of the people with web servers that are possibly affected by this to make changes to them. Wouldn'
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by missblit 5y ago
Yeah, and really the moral of the story shouldn't be (just) to get good at parsing, but to assume that any two parsers may disagree on how to parse a piece of data as part of your security model.
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by missblit 5y ago
Note that the spec is stricter for field-name than for field-value. Field names are ASCII, while field values are latin1 (or mime encoded but no one cares about mime encoding). And yes I have seen bytes in both names and values in the wild
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by missblit 5y ago
This kind of stuff can make sense when you consider "enterprise" environments like school labs. Notice on the bug report that the reproduction steps include setting a "DeveloperToolsDisabled" registry entry. Curl /

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