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721.
by pupppet 5y ago
Google needs to market Lighthouse to only developers. No good comes from your customers running these tests.
722.
by pupppet 5y ago
We have a few of the Luxe 120's. I've evangelized these to my family who also picked them up. A bidet is such a life upgrade.
723.
by pupppet 5y ago
I don't understand why the CDC now says vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks indoors...weren't we wearing masks for the sake of others? The idea that fully vaccinated people can't spread COVID hasn't exactly b
724.
by pupppet 5y ago
I dunno, Apple tossed the headphone jack to the curb and has been preaching the wonders of wireless and now they've introduced a product that can't use wireless. Seems relevant to me.
725.
by pupppet 5y ago
> After another 10 minutes, my heart started to race; still nothing. This one line of faux drama and true ignorance perfectly illustrates what’s wrong with journalism today.
726.
by pupppet 5y ago
If a firing squad is somehow moving anything in the right direction then god help you.
727.
by pupppet 5y ago
Basically every Amazon product has a 4.5 star average rating now, the reviews are useless.
728.
by pupppet 5y ago
> Kuo predicts that foldable smartphones will become a "must-have" for all major smartphone brands and will boost the next "super replacement cycle" I wonder why they feel this way, foldable hasn’t exactly been a home
729.
by pupppet 6y ago
If you don't declare the width/height or intrinsicsize, then you've just opted out of loading an image by its container size, pretty simple.
730.
by pupppet 6y ago
If we can lazy-load the image until the image is in view, we can lazy-load until its container width has been determined. I get there’s reasoning for how things behave as they do, my point is really we’re in this position due to lack of fo
731.
by pupppet 6y ago
Ugh yes. The element containing the image is literally the only thing that matters, tying the image to the screen size is pointless and often infuriating. For those who don’t see this, imagine this scenario- You have a fluid 3 column layo
732.
by pupppet 6y ago
lol I appreciate their packaging but this is still pretty funny
733.
by pupppet 6y ago
I appreciate these free WYSIWYG editor projects but 'headless' is just another way of saying you need to build all of the tricky stuff yourself. Where's the out-of-the-box anchor functionality? How often do you not need to
734.
by pupppet 6y ago
Can this thing really only power a single external display or is a single display just suggested? I have one on each side of my ancient late 2013 iMac and I'd hate to have to lose one.
735.
by pupppet 6y ago
Too late for playing fair, the GOP threw down the gauntlet when they rammed through as many senators as they could on Trump's watch.
736.
by pupppet 6y ago
The fact you are cognizant of the population growth is telling. Let me guess, this population growth is a problem to you.
737.
by pupppet 6y ago
>Just put up a list somewhere with all the opinions that should be banned from polite society You betcha, I'll get you started: - Do not advocate for rape
738.
by pupppet 6y ago
Maybe a dumb question, but do Google ads work? Who actually clicks on them? I just assumed it was only bots.
739.
by pupppet 6y ago
Nope that’s not what #2 says. They write an action similar to a download must trigger an endpoint, you still need to hotlink.
740.
by pupppet 6y ago
No, you have it backwards. If you use the API, you must hotlink. https://help.unsplash.com/en/articles/2511271-guideline-hotl...
741.
by pupppet 6y ago
Can you download webp photos? That’s something missing from Unsplash, which is a pain as they’d prefer you hotlink.
742.
by pupppet 6y ago
Seriously, f*ck "engagement". It has become such a dog whistle.
743.
by pupppet 6y ago
It’s also a lot easier to shop around for those goods and services.
744.
by pupppet 6y ago
>That said, I haven't heard of anyone using the "just the flu" argument since the first couple months of the pandemic. I'm jealous of the circles you run in.
745.
by pupppet 6y ago
It's a useful metric to toss back at the Just the Flu crowd.
746.
by pupppet 6y ago
I remember setting my status as 'Free for chat' and having people send me a hello whom I actually became online-friends with. It was a fun little feature, back when bots and weaponized trolling wasn't really a thing yet.
747.
by pupppet 6y ago
Good on Twitter, companies moving themselves away from being soulless, mindless machines where anything goes, is a step in the right direction.
748.
by pupppet 6y ago
It’s so embarrassing.
749.
by pupppet 6y ago
I'm grateful tools like webpack/babel exist but I find it a bit depressing we still need them, their use-case are for problems that should have been long-solved.
750.
by pupppet 6y ago
Did the speech alone incite violence? No. Did it, combined with his tweets, rallies, Fox News segments, etc incite it? Yes.

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