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by nilved 9y ago
Must be a regional thing, I've never heard of that. It sort of makes sense when you consider there is a flat rate for each tranasction.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Governments in the west are quite accountable, voted for and with a system of checks and balances Hahahahahahahaahahahahahahaahahahahahahaahahahahahahaahahahahah
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by nilved 9y ago
The title isn't "don't overuse black," it's "never use black." Black is an unappealing colour to look at.
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by nilved 9y ago
https://ianstormtaylor.com/design-tip-never-use-black/ #191919 is "real black."
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by nilved 9y ago
Everything about this is stupid.
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by nilved 9y ago
From that description it sounds nightmarish.
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by nilved 9y ago
That's "professional associations" for you
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by nilved 9y ago
> Disclaimer: I work for AWS, but my opinions are my own. > I don't think you have much to worry about if you're a WF employee. Amazon actually treats their employees very well. Normally when people say Amazon abuses their e
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by nilved 9y ago
Yeah, flag this title. It's not even clickbait, it's just a lie.
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by nilved 9y ago
Safari uses different cookie jars for each private tab. Chrome uses different jars for each private window. (I believe.)
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by nilved 9y ago
Very true, but you can start with the egregious violations such as AMP.
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by nilved 9y ago
A browser extension could be made pretty easily. If you have a terminal open, do `echo mymasterpassword facebook.com | shasum -a 256 | pbcopy`.
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by nilved 9y ago
That makes no sense. You use a password manager so you don't need to manage the passwords. If you don't like the concept of having passwords at all then use a stateless, hash-based password generator instead.
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by nilved 9y ago
That connotation seems obvious but I didn't pick up on it until months after I heard about CockroachDB. For one, a minority of people who know about cockroaches know about their resilience. For two, people who _do_ know that still kn
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by nilved 9y ago
No it isn't. Does your web browser do more than browse web pages? Then it's bloated. When you can log in your browser, start asking questions.
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by nilved 9y ago
Firefox is just as bloated but at least it's extensible (for now.) Web "extensions" are Firefox' suicide.
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by nilved 9y ago
I am gonna dispute that. Chrome is bloated and inextensible.
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by nilved 9y ago
That's a shame. Everything on drop-dropbox.com still applies.
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by nilved 9y ago
Did you report that?
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by nilved 9y ago
Don't you remember io.js?
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by nilved 9y ago
CDNs are a lie. The privacy implications outweigh the performance benefits since there are many, many, many CDNs and many, many versions of jQuery. It's rare for users to benefit from caching.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Yeah. Except you need to do Ajax and fetch doesn't cut it. So new lib. Ah, so this is how front-end got the way it is.
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by nilved 9y ago
What a dumb comment. "A day without JavaScript" is to websites as "A day without a CPU" is to paper books. Documents are not software.
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by nilved 9y ago
Kind of funny that I got -4 for that comment when literally every comment in the thread says the same thing about this nameless company.
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by nilved 9y ago
Thanks for bringing that to my attention! That's fantastic and I think they should put more focus on this option on the homepage.
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by nilved 9y ago
edit: was wrong, see replies.
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by nilved 9y ago
Is The Aluminum Hypothesis Dead? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4131942/
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by nilved 9y ago
> Prisons need to safely and securely provide accommodation for "high-risk, high-need" human beings to survive and be rehabilitated. lmao
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by nilved 9y ago
Well, that's one part of it.
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Ontario transit agency has been quietly sharing riders' information with police(thestar.com)
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