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While his message is undoubtedly important I find his writing style is overly condescending and detracts from the message.
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Hires Root Beer
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Automatically generating GitHub-like og:images in Jekyll
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The mitigating factor for recipes is you can just scroll down till you see a table.
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That's exactly why I'm in the comments looking for a TLDR
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I don't think Amnesty is involved in the publication directly but every article I've read from multiple outlets explicitly mentions that numbers are from a potential targets list. And they've been reaching out to individuals
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It's not being dripped to journalists. They got the entire list and are releasing more prominent names in batches.
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It's being flagged because it's very misleading. Amnesty has said been clear from the beginning that the numbers have been identified as being of interest but not necessarily hacked.
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Add to cart button on the index. Better, bigger, more standardized images. Standardized size of the product box. The fancy animations when the product is loaded are unneeded, although fun to implement. When loading the product page you shou
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Accessing time in CSS without JavaScript
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The father of the computer tried summoning the devil
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What institutional sexism looks like in tech
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> how to frame it constructively At the very least, you would need to run websites with an increased zoom which would give you an insight into what sites look like at non-standard sizes. You'd also understand better than most the di
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Perhaps you could start a consultancy (or get a job) where you assess (and improve) accessibility of websites? Accessibility by itself is important but at the same time improving it often results in better SEO.
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When I was in a very similar situation I evaluated Docker & Ansible and found Ansible more useful and robust.
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Because I stayed in NYC for a short time only.
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Thanks for this. I've been doing it manually all along.
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Seems useful but at the same time it's comparison with loading CSV into SQL seems kind of disingenuous since if you're familiar with SQL you're probably familiar with command line enough to load CSV into SQLite (which is free
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I had a positive, albeit short, experience with mesh.
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Indirect Indicators of Performance
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I liked the article idea but I feel like it is two sort of related things in one. I'd have liked to learn more about why it's only one db. For instance because they're often insanely efficient and one server can handle many
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> It's been three years. Stop saying your European visitors are important to you > Then pay. I don't think it really fits as a response if I had only read the headline. I do concede that my comment was more terse then necess
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For a news source that does care and have the resources to implement GDPR compliance.
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Then pay.
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How to decide where to start building from
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The Class That Changed the Way Entrepreneurship Is Taught
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A Look at Corona-Tech
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What's inside a non-EU country's vaccination QR Code?
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I think for your site that's true but not for HN. Your users are advanced but regular users. HN, on the other hand, are not regular users but professionals. Car enthusiasts vs mechanics in a way.
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I think it's about developing better log analysis tools. GoAccess does a pretty good job but it's missing a couple of features that would make me entirely stop using GA. Namely: stats over time, and better source grouping. Even ev
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