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by progval 6y ago
> Why can't HTML some kind of templating system, or even simple includes? XHTML does, it's XSLT. For example: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='ASCII'?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/x
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by progval 6y ago
As a user, I have the same issue but in the opposite direction. My greylisting config requires only 1 minute wait, but many providers only retry after 5-10 minutes. Usually I can request a new login (or email verification) link and it will
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by progval 6y ago
Bitcoin is also bad for you even if you don't use it. Greenhouse gas emission affects everyone, for example. So it makes sense to try to convince others to stop using it as well.
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by progval 6y ago
So what? Everyone should just give up because it's too hard, and let Google run the show? There is a couple of antitrust lawsuits going up in the US against Google. If we're lucky, one of them may break up the Android and Chrome a
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by progval 6y ago
What are you talking about? XUL Runner didn't get a release in five years, and XUL is being removed from Firefox. And where did you see Mozilla wants to "ditch app sandboxing"?
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by progval 6y ago
That's another issue I didn't want to mention to not be too negative: the script relies entirely on the Mastodon instance to filter out the spam.
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by progval 6y ago
document.getElementById('mastodon-comments-list').innerHTML = data['descendants'].reduce(function(prev, reply) { mastodonComment = ` ... `; return prev + DOMPurify.sanitize(mastodonCom
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by progval 6y ago
I meant using AJAX to transfer XML that gets inserted directly into the DOM. Of course that was never the only use of AJAX, but it used to be much more popular than it is now, and it's what Hotwire is trying to make popular again.
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by progval 6y ago
> https://hotwire.dev/ - alternative approach to building modern web applications by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire. I find it funny that it's now considered a promising alternative approach; conceptuall
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by progval 6y ago
They mean the lightning bolt icon, not an actual one. Image here: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/57963/what-d...
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by progval 6y ago
> but Google cannot force OEMs to continue supporting a phone within a reasonable timeframe Couldn't Google could pressure them to do it, by making this a legal requirement for a Google Play license for their devices?
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by progval 6y ago
There are other examples of this. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/11/prehistor... > it revealed that between 30 and 50 percent of big game hunters could have been biologically female. >
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by progval 6y ago
Read the quote. It doesn't have to be intentional, they may assume some bodies are male when they aren't
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by progval 6y ago
They probably meant misogyny from today's archeologists rather than from bisons and mammoths. There are known instances of gender stereotypes influencing archeological discovery. For example: https://www.nationalgeographic.c
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by progval 6y ago
Other replies to my comment already mention it (and have sources).
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by progval 6y ago
Ironically, the homepage pulls the list of featured productions by querying a Google Docs spreadsheet using spreadsimple.com, neither of which are open source.
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by progval 6y ago
I had trouble understanding the example at first. It turns out that it relies on fonts.googleapis.com, so if you block that domain, the barcode is shown as regular text.
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by progval 6y ago
> there is a 3-to-1 male-to-female ratio in autism prevalence There is a 3-to-1 ratio in diagnostic prevalence. From the article you linked: "There appears to be a diagnostic gender bias, meaning that girls who meet criteria for A
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by progval 6y ago
All these issues are already solved by some IRC clients, such as Quassel, The Lounge, or IRCCloud. Matrix clients such as Riot/Element as well, as they can access IRC.
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by progval 6y ago
> Most of those packages are tooling related to the build process. So? jiofih's claim was about "React alone and the tooling".
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by progval 6y ago
$ npm install https://github.com/matrix-org/cerulean [71 lines of logs] added 2371 packages from 808 contributors in 62.487s
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by progval 6y ago
According to their report [1], "critical vulnerabilities" include: * coin miners, including images designed to mine coins, eg. kannix/monero-miner * images for "Hacking Tools" These two categories account for 64% of
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by progval 6y ago
Link to the actual PDF: https://prevasio.com/static/Red_Kangaroo.pdf
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by progval 6y ago
> instead, they are template variables, which can be shuffled throughout an XML document, requiring security software to constantly and reliably keep track of the value of the variable at multiple points Isn't the issue here that th
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by progval 6y ago
Lowers the risk you are infected and infect other people and/or take a bed in a crowded hospital
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by progval 6y ago
> Although you can get it to solve 3-SAT, though only for some predefined number of variables (which it assures can be at least 32). Combinatorics stuff like printing all possible sudokus also seems like it should be feasible. How is thi
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by progval 6y ago
Wouldn't websites fail in obscure ways if you disabled cookies? That would mean few people would disable them, so in turn web developers wouldn't care about making the errors less obscure, etc.
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by progval 6y ago
> OSS projects should not have dependencies on non-OSS infrastructure unless they are prepared for this eventuality. I don't think that's the issue. Large parts of Travis are open sourc, but no one uses it because they are too
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by progval 6y ago
I'm also thankful to Travis for teaching me what CI is and make me set up CI for every new project instinctively; even if it's not always Travis anymore. Without their free + painless service, I am not sure I would have got that r
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by progval 6y ago
> I think too many jump onto the XML bandwagon before using their brains That one didn't age well; and it was only eight years ago! Unless you replace it with JSON, of course.

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