reddalo

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   by reddalo 3y ago

   I agree with you. The name is so confusing that if you search for "w3c" on DuckDuckGo, the first result is W3Schools, and then the official W3C website.
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   > acting like they have any right to tell actual browser implementors how to behave Well, I totally prefer that, than letting Google decide by themselves
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   But , if I can be honest, solutions such as Hotwire or Livewire are not as snappy as a SPA. I personally prefer InertiaJs [1], which is some kind of front-end router system with its state synced with the server in an "old style"
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   W3Schools is a horrible resource. I'd like Google to hide all of their results.
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   I don't trust this article. Rotation of elements in CSS doesn't cause a reflow of the page, since it's a transform property, and so it doesn't cause a re-render like the article says.
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   I can only imagine what you think of TailwindCSS so...
7. 697.▲
   by reddalo 3y ago

   I agree. I love native Win32 apps, they're so light and quick. But nowadays everyone is using shitty solutions such as Electron.
8. 698.▲
   by reddalo 3y ago

   I think he should try selling it to Google. It would nicely integrate in their suite of Docs + Sheets + My Maps.
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   by reddalo 3y ago

   What's left now, for Windows users? I think the only solution is Thunderbird
10. 700.▲
    by reddalo 3y ago

    Tuta means sweatshirt in Italian :)
11. 701.▲
    by reddalo 3y ago

    Which is stupid since EU law doesn't apply to them, since they don't specifically target European users
12. 702.▲
    by reddalo 3y ago

    Please: let's get rid of cookie banners. Force websites not to show cookie consent banners if I already chose not to be tracked by enabling the Do Not Track (DNT) header.
13. 703.▲
    by reddalo 3y ago

    In other words: why is it legal to show me annoying cookie consent banners if I already chose to send a Do Not Track header? Asking again for consent after being rejected is forbidden.
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    by reddalo 3y ago

    I'd love if this became a EU-wide law. If you send the DNT header, then you can't get cookie consent alerts since you already do not consent being tracked.
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    by reddalo 3y ago

    I don't agree with this post at all. It seems like it's been written by someone who never actually used Tailwind CSS: I had the same doubts before using it.
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    by reddalo 3y ago

    You can easily prevent that by choosing "Never translate Italian"
17. 707.▲
    by reddalo 3y ago

    I'm Italian and I have the same problem. You just have to set the system to English (UK) and all your problems will be fixed :)
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    by reddalo 3y ago

    And, if I remember correctly, the whole Profile things was initially hidden in Firefox. I remember you couldn't easily switch profile without using the command line.
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    by reddalo 3y ago

    Yes -- and the Amazon Kindle Fire phone didn't have the Play Store installed.
20. 710.▲
    by reddalo 4y ago

    Some time ago, I read an interview with Tim Berners-Lee (I can't find the interview anymore, though) in which he said that if he could go back in time, he would reverse the URLs, starting from the top-level domain. Just like newsgroup