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by missblit 6y ago
If you lose your phone you simply contact customer support to mail you a new SIM card (Not sure how it works with eSIM, but I assume something similar)
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by missblit 6y ago
I'm not using any ad-blockers. Ask Me Anything.
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by missblit 6y ago
For the same reason I'd vaccinate a child against the flu, surely [1] [1] https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/parents/diseases/flu.html
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by missblit 6y ago
I agree that it looks like crank writing.
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by missblit 6y ago
In case it wasn't clear: deprecating FTP in Chrome was temporarily deprecated for awhile, but then that deprecation was deprecated. In the end leaving FTP in Chrome as deprecated.
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by missblit 6y ago
A <picture> contains a list of <source>s each corresponding to a different media query, plus a fallback <img>. A <source> contains a srcset containing a set of candidate images (plus hints). Unlike the media queries
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by missblit 6y ago
Not sure strict CSS parsing would have avoided this issue, since you could just surround what the purifier thought was a style text node with /* and */ (which is valid CSS, being a comment)
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by missblit 6y ago
It doesn't need to be an extra round-trip in HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 thanks to server push (which is basically link rel preload, but without the roundtrip part)
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by missblit 6y ago
That's an argument for disabling large GIF autoplay or tying it to the autoplay setting, not for removing the autoplay setting entirely! Though I guess in the extreme case a webpage could have a huge grid of 1x1px divs that change colo
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by missblit 6y ago
Linux had a pretty strong amateur game scene back in the day before Steam came along. I spent so much time trying out different games from The Linux Game Tome. SuperTuxKart is one of those games that has been in development for years and ye
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by missblit 6y ago
Yep. HTML is a huge surface, so just blocking "interesting" tags / attributes is fragile at best (Similar to misguided attempts to block SQL injection through string validation instead of cutting off the root cause). The othe
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by missblit 6y ago
It's impossible to get anything done otherwise, and some cursory investigation is usually a lot faster than emailing some overworked maintainer with nothing but "plz help".
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by missblit 6y ago
I have a "Mitsumi Standard Scroll" mouse that has a scroll button that you can hold down instead of a wheel that you have to keep spinning. It's so much easier on the fingers that I'm amazed I haven't been able to f
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by missblit 6y ago
Does the copenhagen interpretation actually require the observer to be conscious rather than, say, a macroscopic measuring instrument? Indeed the wiki article you link to says: > Although the Copenhagen interpretation is often confused w
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by missblit 6y ago
Acid3 is 12 years old. Of course a lot of it still applies today, but I suspect it's more flashy than useful for browser developers. Web Platform Tests are where it's at if you're developing a browser and want a test-suite.
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by missblit 6y ago
Gmail has a "basic view" that works without JavaScript, just good old fashioned HTML forms and hyperlinks and server-side state. Though it's more or less static feature wise, if it weren't for the updated logo you'd
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by missblit 6y ago
There are a countably infinite number of French sentences, but there are uncountably many reals. So there exist reals that cannot be described in French.
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by missblit 6y ago
> I can't see how to guarantee that this generated number wasn't already in the set. The trick here is the diagonal argument [1]. The set (S) contains all real numbers that can be described by a valid French sentence (enumerati
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by missblit 6y ago
Depends on the anime. Yoku Wakaru Gendai Mahou (never watch this): Terrible programmer Battle Programmer Shirase: Good programmer Serial Experiments Lain: Godly programmer
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by missblit 6y ago
If anything dreamwidth is closer to livejournal. Livejournal predates tubmlr by years and years, but there was a migration from livejournal to dreamwidth for reasons I don't fully remember.
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by missblit 6y ago
But the CSS spec suggests around 1/96th of an inch for the size of a CSS pixel. So if you squint hard enough it kind of works out.
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by missblit 6y ago
Assuming the barrel is an infinite space, and the marbles are small enough to fit in the gaps from an optimal tennis-ball sphere packing: Not just tennis balls, because after adding all the tennis balls you can, there's still room for
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by missblit 6y ago
The Page is completely nonfunctional for me on a low-end Windows laptop on either Firefox or Chrome. The viewport is empty and black. Devtools shows that the page is spending all it's time adding countless SVGs, but placing them in a d
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by missblit 6y ago
I'm using Firefox and getting navigation times on par with Chromium when loading simple documents (tested with example.com). From pressing enter to the browser initiating a fetch was around 16ms.
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by missblit 6y ago
I've honestly never had any major problems with sites working on Chrome but not Firefox, and I use both on a regular basis. The only cases that I couldn't trace back to an extension were: 1. a major news site thinking Firefox was
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by missblit 6y ago
A couple Chrome devtools debugging tips: 1. Local Overrides feature allows you to persist and edit source files across page loads (unfortunately only source files currently, so you're out of luck if the JS comes from an XHR or somethin
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by missblit 6y ago
Wasn't heartbleed a fairly typical buffer overflow?
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by missblit 7y ago
Unless it was closed source / DRM-y, the scraper developer would just compiler their browser from source and fake the detection code. Scrapers that know what they're doing could implement this in a day. There are already easier wa
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by missblit 7y ago
> But what the hell does it do??? In Safari and Firefox, I get an nginx 400 Bad Request page from en.wikipedia.org. But in Chrome, it seems to be redirecting to a google search for the same url, when I type it into the address bar. Firef
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by missblit 7y ago
They are all updated in the same JavaScript function. However each clock is updated in a seperate call to .innerHTML. This means the DOM is updated seperately for each clock instead of just once for all the clocks. So depending on how eager

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