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pupppet
6y ago
Just love how these companies suddenly find a backbone days before he's out of office, just a coincidence I'm sure.
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pupppet
6y ago
>But look, the reality is that, again, you need to remember that this is a company that doesn't understand games, let alone consoles." ...so let’s make a game console?
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pupppet
6y ago
Which countries are still dumping their garbage in the ocean?
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pupppet
6y ago
Slack is like a bad email client. It takes the onus off the message author and instead places it on everyone else. It's not your job to make sure I'm CC'd when necessary, it's now my job to wade through dozens of chann
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pupppet
6y ago
Free speech does not mean private companies need to provide platforms for Nazis and the like to spread their messaging. You're confusing free speech with free publicity.
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pupppet
6y ago
Man I can't imagine how difficult it must be bolting on new features to this ancient beast that strives for compatibility.
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pupppet
6y ago
I don't know why this is being downvoted. Ryan Dahl, the original developer of Node, moved on to build Deno.
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pupppet
6y ago
Can Node eventually fix the problems that coaxed Ryan Dahl to move on to Deno?
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pupppet
6y ago
My kingdom for grid-gap support with flexbox.
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pupppet
6y ago
1995 me is very jealous, better late than never I guess.
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What do you use for time-tracking?
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pupppet
6y ago
I think the point being made was it's not easy to selectively have some children break out of a parent container with a max-width.
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pupppet
6y ago
The Opportunities and Diagnostics sections may not, but your Performance score is affected by loading additional external files.
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pupppet
6y ago
Lighthouse doesn't care about HTTP2, it'll ding you for loading external files. Also you're not just gaining for the second page, you're gaining for all pages visited on the site going forward.
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pupppet
6y ago
The problem with being a slave to these Lighthouse scores is the test is only concerned with the one page you are testing. If you assume your visitor will only visit a single page on your site that's fine, but even if they visit a sec
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pupppet
6y ago
Forbes has become nothing more than a tabloid. Article immediately after this one: "The Best Shampoo For Dandruff, According To Dermatologists".
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pupppet
6y ago
These are great. The free FontAwesome icons have a bit of a cutesy feel to them, nice to have another option.
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pupppet
6y ago
The bubble some people live in..
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pupppet
6y ago
The Jony Ive years will be remembered as that period when Apple made products thinner at any cost.
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pupppet
6y ago
Oof that's harsh, sorry you got a dud.
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pupppet
6y ago
TO dodged a bullet. It's Google's nature to lose interest and abandon their products. You think it's bad with software, imagine them building part of your city.
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pupppet
7y ago
Nice idea, but I see no pricing. How will you support the service?
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pupppet
7y ago
>the streaming companies will come out alright Production on new content is shutting down everywhere. Streaming companies will do ok until they run out of new content.
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7y ago
This shouldn't be downvoted. There is absolutely no way we're in greater danger at this very moment then we were during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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pupppet
7y ago
Because I, a potential consumer of Apple's other products, shouldn't have to think about whether I fall into this strange grey-area where it is apparently ok to be gouged.
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7y ago
Ah, makes sense.
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7y ago
No one is certain you can't get it twice.
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7y ago
This is great!
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pupppet
7y ago
Seriously America, how is this guy's approval rating greater than 0.
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7y ago
>What I did was almost 50 years ago and it's about 4,000 times easier today to con people than when I did it. To forge a cheque 50 years ago, you needed... The thing is back in the day, if you put in the work, your con was all but g
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