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by rado 3y ago
Thanks, will check out LTT's gripes, but I've been watching the following HDR channels forever and they look great: https://www.youtube.com/@SeoulWalker https://www.youtube.com/@Rambalac https:&#
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by rado 3y ago
Ridiculous. Like when James Cameron promoted Avatar HDR with an SDR YouTube video, while YT is perfectly capable of HDR playback.
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by rado 3y ago
Clint Eastwood's upcoming last film, Juror #2, has an interesting premise where a juror realises he might be the perpetrator.
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by rado 3y ago
Hopefully it will help promote the accessible and performant native web, because flaws and accessibility issues will be more glaring in VR: https://rado.bg/native-web-in-apple-vision-pro/
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by rado 3y ago
Flashback to the royal video played in Thai cinemas before the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-DF-gDqDBM
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by rado 3y ago
Oliver Stone’s “Nuclear Now” film was very optimistic about small reactors. Not sure if it interviewed this company or another?
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by rado 3y ago
Yes, that was the last straw
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by rado 3y ago
Is there a way to speed up the Windows 11 UI on unsupported hardware? It works fine, but the responsiveness is much worse than 10.
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by rado 3y ago
Funny, but I’m saying it seriously as a countermeasure to the bloat epidemic. An SMS parking app doesn’t even need Internet and works fine. Use the simplest technology to achieve a goal and enhance.
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by rado 3y ago
This airline tried to kick me off a flight, because they were unaware of the visa free stay in China.
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by rado 3y ago
Yes, there is some banding, because it's a web format designed for small file size. 10-bit AVIF has smooth gradients in smaller size, thought not as well supported yet.
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by rado 3y ago
This is one of the best apps of any kind on any platform. It just works flawlessly.
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by rado 3y ago
Found this HN post via RSS...
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by rado 3y ago
PSA: Safari still doesn't support HDR AVIF, more than a year after it was reported: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=245858
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by rado 3y ago
Or these people are execs on business trips on terrible hotel or remote connections.
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by rado 3y ago
Nobody cares because people have been trained on crap software for decades and don't know what it is capable of when optimised well. USP opportunity, anyone?
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by rado 3y ago
It's even more ridiculous to bring the browser to its knees, destroy performance, and accessibility, because the trendy framework made your dev life easier.
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by rado 3y ago
The correct way to think in CSS is to think in HTML, which has the functionality we need (like a checkbox etc) and CSS is an enhancement on top of it. Ditto JS.
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by rado 3y ago
Sample URL?
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by rado 3y ago
Yeah, the 90% of web apps whose UI is broken, I don't understand them. Haven't we all seen multimillion $ airline mega web apps that can't present a decent form?
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by rado 3y ago
JS for UI is wrong, because there will be FOUC, and if you preload JS, the page will be slower. Of course, if something is impossible with CSS, JS is fine.
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by rado 3y ago
So the unofficial (?) input:before is safe to use now, what's the consensus?
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by rado 3y ago
What is the reduction in Bulgaria?
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Demos of my favourite new CSS: masks, container queries, parent selector(css.rado.bg)
2 points by rado 3y ago|0 comments
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by rado 3y ago
Yes, I tried it for a month and it's undeniably better, but too expensive. €1/month and no Suggested posts, please.
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by rado 3y ago
Translation: OAI is toast
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by rado 3y ago
Embrace, extend, and extinguish
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by rado 3y ago
Federighi replied with a suggestion to fix my issue. It didn't work, but it was cool anyway.
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by rado 3y ago
They still seem to have issues from the Carbon to Cocoa transition 20 years ago, like my favourite: apps don't remember their keyboard language.
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by rado 3y ago
The recent macOS dialog "Allow app to access folder [OK] [Cancel]" supports button cycling by Shift+Tab (previous), but not Tab (next). The Wi-Fi signal strength indication changes when clicking it. So yeah, at least they need to

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