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by o_m 5y ago
Will Linux users using Chrome be able to use it?
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by o_m 5y ago
I agree that one CSS file is often faster, but the thing you say about waterfall isn't true if you are using HTTP/2. You are better of serving multiple files for the fonts.
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by o_m 5y ago
This used to be the case, but not anymore. The new Edge browser has IE mode which makes the browser behave like IE 11. Only those using Windows XP and Vista won't be able to use the new Edge browser, but they have bigger issues, like n
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by o_m 5y ago
Isn't prevention of AIDS a way to prevent humans from extinction?
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by o_m 5y ago
They won't be able to sell the service in Europe if they ignore web accessibility. The US also have similar laws, or at least people can sue a company if they don't meet the accessibility requirements.
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by o_m 5y ago
I might return to Facebook if I can pay for it, and there are no incentive to sell my or my friends data.
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by o_m 5y ago
GDPR only ruined it for those who ruined the web for everyone else. The web works fine without tracking. The people who are hellbent on spying on innocent people are ruining the web.
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by o_m 5y ago
I don't think Apple will put the new processor in the existing M1 products, except for the 13" MacBook Pro.
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by o_m 5y ago
Because racism is still a thing
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by o_m 5y ago
I wish there was a browser extension or some software for linting written human language, like ESLint. Then I could add these rules to my linting rules.
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by o_m 6y ago
There are 33000 group IDs. A service with your identity could track how your group ID is changing over time a triangulate your political view or sexuality based on ID patterns of people they have arrested already.
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by o_m 6y ago
The entire point of FLoC is to track you across all domains and collect all of your browser history to put you into a group. If it was only for one domain every user would be in the same group.
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by o_m 6y ago
It can be a death sentence in countries where homosexuality is illegal. Say you are FLoC branded as being LGBT (sort of like the pink triangle in nazi concentration camps) and you visit a government website, they will know about your sexual
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by o_m 6y ago
There are multiple projects like this in beta now. It seems like the javascript community has become open for the idea of monoliths, so it will be interesting to see how it plays out.
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by o_m 6y ago
No, if anything it will affect your site negtivly because it will make your site slightly slower. I suggest ignoring the tinfoil hat SEO community and follow the official Google guidelines.
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by o_m 6y ago
This sounds like what Blitz.js is doing: https://blitzjs.com/
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by o_m 6y ago
You can use services like Browserstack, but they are expensive and slow.
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by o_m 6y ago
Not really. It seems like we have redefined what a leak is.
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by o_m 6y ago
Aren't polls like these usually anonymous?
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by o_m 6y ago
That's the way they'll get you. Tinder is like a deck of cards, and you want to be at the top so more people see you. When you create a profile you will be near the top for a few days, then depeing on how popular you are you get s
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by o_m 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/1105/
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by o_m 6y ago
Or take the adoption a step further and create an unique NFT for each Gorilla
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by o_m 6y ago
From the looks of it you can put all the data in a table element without having to use javascript. If it was pure SVG you would have to mix the data and presentation, and it would make accessbility trickier.
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by o_m 6y ago
I recently moved about 1TB of video files to S3, before moving it to another service that supported importing via HTTP. Not sure if there are any better alternatives for this, I would love to hear about an alternative.
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by o_m 6y ago
I feel Reddit is another thing that has "Bring your own client". I'm using the old design and Reddit Enhancement Suite to tweak it to whatever I want. Reddit also gives you everything as JSON if you just add ".json"
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by o_m 6y ago
I've tried to think why this is, and I think it is because no one wants to make things faster because that would be admitting you didn't do it right the first time. So product owners try to hide it under the rug, and they'll
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by o_m 6y ago
Alternatively (from my experience): Programmer(s): Can we set aside some time to fix the long loading times? Management: No, that won't earn us any money, focus on adding features
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by o_m 6y ago
You can't buy it in Europe anymore, and it has been almost impossible to order one for over a year.
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by o_m 6y ago
I used to love programming, but after doing it for some years professionally I feel like a lot of people (clients, managers, co-workers) look down on it. Like its just a neccessary evil they wish they didn't have to deal with. I feel l
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by o_m 6y ago
Hey's solution is pretty smart. Their servers open the image and cache it as soon as the email goes through their servers. That way the pixel data is garbage. If you open the email multiple times it gets the images from Hey's cach

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