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by ndnxhs 8y ago
They have become increasingly popular since you can host them for free on many services.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
The first website I built was a static HTML/CSS website for a family members party hire business. And this was only about 5 years ago.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
That's because the actual DOM isn't what devs look at. Its the vue/react dev tools. The real Dom is full of layout divs.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Reddit changed for the worse when they shifted from community focus to business focussed. There are so many ways that changed the website and everyone will tell you the same. The redesign was the last straw that got me to leave the website.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Yes, Firefox has been consistently blocking nasty advertiser tricks each release and it supports ad blockers on mobile. The latest Firefox release has a built in list of tracker domains to block and next release blocks auto playing video.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
There is an alternative made by a previous reddit dev called tildes.net its invite only and quite enjoyable to use. Classic lightweight website and no trolls
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
They dont need to throw huge amounts of money at it. Reddit was much much better a few years ago. Its next to useless now.
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It was just stuff like building power supplies and little Tesla coils. Every few weeks I'd get sent cool videos like a lightbulb being wirelessly lit up by the coil.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
He has a boyfriend and no kids so I guess a high paying programming contract is easily enough to cover his needs.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Pricing changes are a real issue. Google maps spiked in cost and those who were using leaflet JS just had to change a few settings to switch to another provider. Those who built using googles map js are locked in.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Gitlab.com did a switch from azure to GCP so it is realistic.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
And now a short time later they basically all work again but its better than ever and less work to maintain your extension.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I feel like there may be a need in the future to come up with trendy facial coverings. Might be useful to combine them with practical features like partical filters. Its also insane how you can be fined for swearing. Sounds like the police
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
It was good enough to stop bob on floor 5 from hogging all the CPU and preventing Jim's buggy script from deleting everyone's emails.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
>a few users are too lazy Running untrusted programs is the default way we do computing. No one has time to audit every single program they run. The current desktop security model comes from when people mostly ran the programs that came
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Journalists actively go out of their way to find adverts on controversial YouTube videos and then they email the companies involved as well as publishing it on their website to shame the companies who did not pull the adverts from YouTube.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Most payment processors ban selling adult content and the ones that don't explicitly ban it will often kick you off. A developer posted about it a little bit ago (since deleted). People pay for porn subs and then their wives see it on
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Won't that kill nav bars?
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Any one of those could be wrong but all of them together are almost impossible to fake. The source of the video is also important. What incentive does a petrol station have to fake a car theft? If you can prove that the station owner is som
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Or isn't currently happening in other countries. The people here who think nothing is wrong would probably be arrested for something if they lived in another country. I can't travel to many countries because I would be at risk of
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Businesses can still buy all the domain names they want just like they can now. The owner of a small business just needs 1 domain for their cafe and maybe one more for personal email.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Domains already require your real life info. Just give something like 5 free domain names per person and tie it to their ID. There exists more than enough useful domains for everyone its just most go unused
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I wish there was a system where each individual is entitled to a few domain names for no cost on their local cctld. That way real users get the domains they want and hoarders have to pay.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
I don't think personal value counts in the legal system otherwise people would claim everything was a priceless family item.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Would take no time at all to set up nginx to allow you to connect from your desktop. Likely much more secure than having an ancient browser on a server.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Why does a server need a web browser
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
How is that relevant to the parent comment?
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
The majority of things in patents could not be kept secret. What we end up with is disposable products because every part is patented so you can't make replacements or other devices that are compatible.
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Its unfortunate that out economical system discourages sharing and rewards those who act selfishly. If the farmers needs were taken care of, they would push to make better tech to make their lives easier and provide more food for the rest o
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by ndnxhs 8y ago
Its sad to think how many amazing inventions never get used because they are encumbered by patents or kept secret.

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