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by port11 1y ago
Okay, but, like, how much worse is it to re-render the whole thing? And it's not like Turbo hasn't been around for more than a decade, doing exactly that, for free, automatically.
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by port11 1y ago
There's a lot of validation that can be done with HTML; I'd even say most client-side validation can be handled by HTML/the browser. You can specify input types, do RegExp matching, etc. There's a lot in the spec. You&#x
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by port11 1y ago
One solution would be smaller cathedrals. Not everyone wants to go to the bazaar to pick what works for them; but most everyone would benefit if there was a limit to how encompassing a tech company can get. Network effects are also somehow
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by port11 1y ago
Energy is cheap in some places of the world. Something that saves me, say, 50Wh, nets me 150€ at the end of a year. "Don't make things more optimised because my electricity is cheap" would keep us all stuck with big energy
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by port11 1y ago
There's a couple dozen of us stuck with older hardware because we have less money to throw around.
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by port11 1y ago
It's not as huge as the coverage of it makes it seem, I think. But many Europeans grew up with it. It was something you'd watch with the whole family, and you have some great laughs at how ridiculous it all is. But I have to say t
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by port11 1y ago
Having lived in Germany a long time, I think you might want to read the country's biggest media conglomerate's stance on Israel; and how that shapes public opinion.
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by port11 1y ago
Maybe the USA should do a better job at managing the USA? Compared to the EU, it has more crime, worse life expectancy, more alcoholism, problems with rail infrastructure… you see, that's a bit of a silly argument.
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by port11 1y ago
inglor_cz put it quite well. Eventually it gets on your nerves how much worse the city has to be to cater to the Institutions. There's something about non-taxed coddled elites eating oysters and drinking champagne at 9AM on a Sunday th
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by port11 1y ago
The fight shouldn't have to be fought continuously. If legislation is shot down repeatedly, there should be a delay before it can be brought back again.
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by port11 1y ago
The EU feels undemocratic because it focuses on a lot of legislation that doesn't reflect what people want. It also works on some good stuff. Over the past decade I went from a big fan to someone very troubled about the political goals
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by port11 1y ago
And it was so fragile and slippery that its 7.4mm thickness was wasted as I had to buy a thick-ish case.
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by port11 1y ago
I'd never advocate for the French level of rioting violence, but I hope we follow some of their footsteps here in Belgium. We're under the same pressure and have allowed an abomination of a neo-liberal government to take hold. I h
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by port11 1y ago
Perhaps ending or cutting the laughable 211 billion euros as subsidies to businesses?
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by port11 1y ago
Does PHP have the tooling to lint/warn away the bad 20%? We do that with JavaScript, don't we…
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by port11 1y ago
Quick search reveals Gmail and Outlook add up to about 62% of email accounts worldwide. That's a lot, but certainly not enough to make other providers a rounding error.
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by port11 1y ago
I'd love to, but we're very limited right now. The right-wingers aren't exactly against Chat Control either; or some are but also voted against very good legislation. The EPP is so corrupt it makes the Balkans seem clean. Wha
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by port11 1y ago
My pet theory is that having to charge the phone twice a day was a deal breaker. We wanted small, not "impossibly thin" and always dead.
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by port11 1y ago
I had the 12 mini. Perfect size, but awful battery life due to how thin they decided to make it. Give me a mini with more than half-day battery life and I'll queue on release day. Stop. Making. Things. Thinner.
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by port11 1y ago
It's a tragedy, when it comes to digital and specifically web literacy, but most people don't know they can. I sat on calls with teachers at my previous job and they had no extensions installed. My own sister (a milennial) wasn&#x
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by port11 1y ago
People love a good black-or-white purity attack on companies that try to do better. Yes, they show ads, but at what cost for your personal privacy? We have to be able to handle nuance rather than absolutist positions.
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by port11 1y ago
In other words, the people in power get to dictate which thoughts you're allowed to have/express? Even in the privacy of your own house? And if the people in power decide acts of kindness or expressing love for your children are i
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by port11 1y ago
I agree with most reasons others have pointed out (fatigue, lack of good journalism, deplatforming, alienation…). Another one: it's holiday season, a clever time to get things through. Another one: most EU parties stand for it, even my
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by port11 1y ago
That seems to be about it. Our Tizen TV doesn't block the ads and we don't get any issues with playback. As soon as I'm on Safari or Brave with an adblocker, YouTube is teeth-grinding irritating. I checked my screen time and
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by port11 1y ago
Anecdata, but YouTube recommendations for me are reasonable when it comes to content in English, and within non-obscure topics. The major drawback is how much it pushes popular videos that just aren't my thing. As soon as I'm watc
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by port11 1y ago
This is a malevolent interpretation. They were in the country to transfer knowledge and help build a factory to create jobs in the US. By mistake (maybe?), some visas expired, and then all workers are arrested. Doesn't that seem like a
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by port11 1y ago
This is linked to the superb concept of Senescence [1]. In 'Exercised', the author goes to great lengths to show how, in some societies, people don't turn into 'vegetables' because they're active and engaged. T
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by port11 1y ago
I'd be happy to try as a way to explore some Taoist texts, but not before I see a Privacy Policy. Unless there's no need for one because that's just how Telegram bots work?
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by port11 1y ago
Maybe. I did IF for 6 years simply for the healthy aging claims, despite being fairly active and fit. Is it really a weight loss thing?
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by port11 1y ago
This is only partially true. For example, with React Native even the core team now tells you to "just use Expo", as if relegating all responsibility to a project maintained by a for-profit that thinks 2 weeks is enough time to bet

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