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1. 2491.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   > I have also learned that some of the IPFS gateways even do regular HTTP 30x redirects to bounce over the client to another gateway. > Meaning: not only do you use and rely a total rando’s gateway on the Internet for your traffic. Th
2. 2492.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   > don’t want to run IPFS nodes
3. 2493.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   > can only charge what people buy it for though This can't make sense. Then where is the profit for the scalper coming from? Its also a bit untrue. Its true that yes, people _will_ pay it, but did they need to get that high? Scalper
4. 2494.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   We live in an age of technical marvel but the goalposts have constantly shifted so nothing feels amazing anymore.
5. 2495.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   > an HTML report with the results of 200 tests, no one has time to write some logic to parse the results to a markdown summary frankly. Not sure how GHA treats it, but markdown is a subset of HTML so by default all HTML pages are valid M
6. 2496.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   The only thing worse than AI generated content is now everyone thinks everything is AI generated.
7. 2497.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   > together with bizarre "security questions" sourced from public records I just had one the other day give me a multiple choice option for the last 4 digits of my SSN. The same SSN I had free form typed into a box a half page u
8. 2498.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   This works wonderful until the site tries to force the suggestion on you and your address is somehow wonky in the system like not existing at all or under a wrong or mis-ordered apartment number.
9. 2499.▲
   by pests 3y ago

   I always thought the USPS would be the perfect agency for more public outreach and goverment-citizen interaction. It sounds weird when its stated, but they are the only government entity that sends an employee to your house 6 times a week.
10. 2500.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    I've seen this in my area around metro Detroit as well.
11. 2501.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    You might have forgot something.
12. 2502.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Great video I just happened to finish: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjDnh7zfO98 "Where did Earth's water come from?"
13. 2503.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Can still Bluetooh pair a mouse or keyboard or gamepad just like you would a console or PC though.
14. 2504.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    I hate to beat a dead horse but its been an issue even before Android. I had gmail in the inital invite-only launch back in 2004. They added their first real chat feature into gmail (back when gmail was the only google service you needed an
15. 2505.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    > trouble recorders This feels like a term a sci-fi author would invent in an alternate history setting to replace "error log" and I find it very humorous.
16. 2506.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    I don't have an opinion but.. > what mess of messengers? Meet, Hangouts, GChat, Talk, Allo, Duo, Meet, Voice, Messenger. Fi and RCS barely. With various levels of integration, merging, and unmerging of the services over the years.
17. 2507.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Well, notepad is a bad example because it has tabs now. If the load command is blocking, show an indicator of that inside the tab. The user can switch to the other tab and have a full editing experience - this buffer obviously will not be r
18. 2508.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    That doesn't follow. Your UI can be responsive while the round trip happens. The application won't literally stop working 100%.
19. 2509.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    That's kinda what IPFS is - every webpage is identified by its hash. But then updates are impossible so IPNS steps in to give a mutable name -> hash relationship. Just like a git commit, if you have the IPFS hash you are guaranteed
20. 2510.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    I once read a novel or short story with this concept. The robots were piloted (on-site) for training and then let loose on their own. I forget the plot besides that though or who may have wrote it.
21. 2511.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    > It is also clear that the frontends really need to be hosted in a way that they can't be modified. Years ago the advice was IPFS and IPNS. I agree. This is not the Web3 dream everyone was promising us when frontends and nft media
22. 2512.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Nope, nesting works! The required ending tag on table means any nested table will open a new context and then any <tr> or <td> will now scope to that table and will until the second tables closing </table>. <t
23. 2513.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    You see this a lot in React/JSX too. Saves seme typing and noise inserting a component with no children.
24. 2514.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    That directly contradicts the article saying it will be on record for life.
25. 2515.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    The optional form is weird looking coming from the XHTML era where we were trained on the auto-closing form. Looking up elements that support no closing tag: html, head, body, p, li, dt, dd, option, thead, th, tbody, tr, td, tfoot, colgroup
26. 2516.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Those distance definitions of a block do not make any sense to me. Going from one street to the next is a block to me.
27. 2517.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Lovely, on record for life. Turns out she got her answer to her original question via a phone call. Maybe she should have tried that route first.
28. 2518.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Whoops!
29. 2519.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Theres also the Cloud Native Computing Foundating (CNCF) which k8s & co are under.
30. 2520.▲
    by pests 3y ago

    Both Russia and who?