richbradshaw

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by richbradshaw 6y ago
iOS for privacy, security updates, integration with other devices. Android for customisation, custom roms and more varied hardware functionality (e.g. foldable devices)
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I think the eventual idea is that 5G will replace Wifi for most casual use cases. This has happened with 4G already to a large degree - I don't bother connecting to Cafe or Hotel Wifi these days as 4G is faster anyway. 5G would eventua
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I’ve been developing for a decade and have never used tmux and have use vim for probably ten hours.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
Yes. Deployments should be quick, simple, reliable and accessible to developers. With automated builds + unit tests you can have simple deployments that take < 10 minutes if not < 5 minutes without too much complexity on most medium s
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I’d guess they don’t really realise the impact it has.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
Sort of NSFW, blurred images with click throughs, but NSFW text in some skin names.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
If you store them as strings instead of binary (which I'm guessing 99% of hashes are), they take up more DB space currently, and passing them round is slower, e.g. as etags etc.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
Is 4 now, only 30 minutes later...
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I tested on MacOS and iOS and the colours don’t change in Chrome or Safari. None changed - I changed my system highlight on MacOS and desktop background on both, and had no changes here. I don’t have a Linux or Windows machine around to tes
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
Zooming on MacOS in Firefox is awful - or least was a few months back when I last checked. It doesn’t smoothly zoom but just bumps font size - complete deal breaker for me.
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I've always wondered if they named it after tracking pixel technology, something Google is very familiar with. The idea that your 'pixel' can be taken anywhere and can ping back location etc to Google seems very much like a p
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by richbradshaw 6y ago
I do agree, but do serve webp when I can to save bandwidth. Webp has been around over 10 years now, so it's not exactly new. As a somewhat interesting aside, Apple don't even support their own HEIC in Safari, so maybe they just do
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by richbradshaw 7y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/kious-kelly-hospital-nurse-d... https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-uk-nurses-forced... so, doesn't really work no, but is a desperate measure which is at best b
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by richbradshaw 7y ago
Tinder UI idea is very smart - that’s a great idea!
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by richbradshaw 7y ago
I have had a few BMWs and yes it is done on the fob.
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by richbradshaw 7y ago
If you have a Touch Bar MBP this works with Chrome and the Fingerprint Sensor out of the box. On iOS 13 you need a hardware token currently. MacOS Safari doesn't have support.
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by richbradshaw 7y ago
I think the idea of games like Blackjack/Poker is that intuitively it feels like it's a skill game, rather than just a game of chance. It feels like if you played enough you'd get better - after all, with only 52 cards, how h
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by richbradshaw 8y ago
Lack of support in Safari feels like it must be deliberate - I can't believe they just forgot to do this. I wonder if heif/heic is currently to be considered a 'private variable', and that the 'public getImage()&#x2
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by richbradshaw 8y ago
I'm assuming you are being sarcastic about WebP being brand new - the format's been around for 8 years now.
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by richbradshaw 8y ago
Might be some custom JS on the page you are looking at - what exact URL was it?
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by richbradshaw 9y ago
It is a standard, what do you want browsers to do, all hold off until they have all implemented?
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by richbradshaw 11y ago
What's the best way to see that the browser does anything with this - does Chrome have visibility of this in the dev tool somewhere?
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by richbradshaw 11y ago
To be fair it's a very niche product - if you find it, then you probably want/need it!
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by richbradshaw 11y ago
Also Chrome on OSX, scrolling is perfect. Out of interest, because whenever these parallax sites come up a chunk of people have significant problems, what spec is your Mac? The Mac Pro landing page is another example, a lot of people think
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by richbradshaw 11y ago
So there you go, LESS lost, SCSS won. I think this was obvious to most people pretty early on, but interesting to see this happen.
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by richbradshaw 12y ago
This isn't true at all - the main issue that most of those articles have faced is either: * Committing root credentials to a public git account (equivalent to your root account on every machine + ability to purchase new servers…) * Spi
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by richbradshaw 12y ago
Well, they can change it if it and the resource are not served over HTTPS by changing both the hash and the response for the resource. This doesn't add much unless at least the parent page is using HTTPS, else the hash can simply be st
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by richbradshaw 12y ago
So, the gist of this is that you use a product where you don't like any of the key features (Now, Play Music more recently Fit and Offline Youtube are the only things I use apart from Phone Calls - they are literally why I have an Andr
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by richbradshaw 12y ago
Google maps does this for shadows on buildings - check out something tall to see. It makes more sense there as the shadows actually fall in that location. As an interface it's a cool idea but we normally consider light to fall from top
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by richbradshaw 12y ago
Uh, when was the last time you saw XP on a new machine - from Google Analytics on a UK retail site I'm getting 2.4% of users on XP this month, equivalent month in 2013 was 6.5%, in 2012 was 12.4%, in 2011 21%, 2010 34% - that's ba

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