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by ry_ry 9y ago
Reddit and HN are closer to the anti-social media end of the spectrum, in so far as any relationships built are generally pretty loose. People are be aware of each other, but generally the discussion is focused on the topic at hand. Faceboo
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Not to defend Intel's dreadful press release, but these vulnerabilities are a little more run-of-the-mill than the Spectre/Meltdown stuff. AMD will be confident they can just patch them and move on. I did like that they highlighte
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Anecdotally, Whenever I receive a signed-for delivery, I'm asked to provide my name and attempt to sign on the proffered touchscreen device - invariably scrawling a shape that in no way resembles my actual signature. I recently accepte
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Or if that attribute was populated via props from it's parent, which is a more common implementation.
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Although that does rely on targeting that specific attribute. There are probably a handful of ways to trigger an http request in this instance. You don't actually even need to select that specific node - whilst you can't use :afte
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Huh, that's actually quite interesting - but for an entirely different purpose. My better half enjoys a bit of cross stitch. For a cheapo little gift I've played with outputting custom cross-stitch patterns based on pixellating im
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by ry_ry 9y ago
A little over a decade ago (so somewhere in the early triassic period as far as videogames go) I was involved in big tourneys within the terrible game I was no-lifing at the time for efame, eglory, and shitty prizes. My teammates and I had
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Accompanied by endless banner ads for your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle.
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by ry_ry 9y ago
The mobile phone thing almost certainly isn't an issue - my phone generally sits between the sofa and the Switch and I've never had any connectivity problems, regardless of what the phone is doing.
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Much of the Switch's appeal for me was the interesting hardware configuration, I wonder if Nintendo focused less on obfuscating its inner workings compared to other current-gen consoles based on that? Edit: urgh, was supposed to be a r
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Wouldn't Twitter be compelled to hand over this data if subpoenaed anyway? According to the article - apart from saying how much he disliked the president, which seems to be the bulk of the content - this chap described how he wouldn&#
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The problem with SO isn't overly zealous moderation, it's that the self-moderation aspect is so poor. I've often wondered if the former is an indirect product of the latter. If you don't know the answer to a question the
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Parody accounts are generally satirical, often humorous, and fairly open about their deception. Pretending to be jewish, to say unpleasant things and trick unsuspecting people into believing this is the view of a 'Jewish person' (
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Isn't this specifically intended to identify images of child abuse though, rather than rifle through the average users pornhub cache?
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Do you mean cancellable promises were cancelled, or AbortSignal was cancelled? Because they went with the latter in the end. It got a bit fuzzy for a couple of years tbh. Personally I wanted cancellable promises because reasons, but i can a
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Is that what this guy is doing, though? Are hardline carnivores actually being duped into buying products containing ingredients they actively avoid, by burying it in packaging smallprint? He seems pretty clear about the whole vegetarian th
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by ry_ry 9y ago
In the case of an analog, is that not as descriptive as it is deceptive? As long as it is also clearly marked meat-free I can't see there being a huge consumer confusion problem.
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Class was one of the things that summed up ES678* for me - its nice, but it's pure syntactical sugar. The fat arrow notation and destructuring are part of my everyday code lexicon, promises are hawt, im genuinely excited you can cancel
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by ry_ry 9y ago
This is a very salient point. Ultimately many businesses will sacrifice polish and dev testing for features and deadlines on the skull-encrusted alter of short sprint cycles and rapid iteration.
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I wrote this with a torch and a length of fibre optic cable.
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Oh nice, thanks. I'd actually completely forgotten about mutation observers too - they'd got mentally filed away under "browser vendors are why we can't have nice things".
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by ry_ry 9y ago
Looks like it adds a keyframe animation to the elements, and when a child node is inserted that animation is triggered, and emits an event. Am on my phone tho, so may have misread.
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by ry_ry 9y ago
I might be missing a very obvious use-case here (3rd party scripts, perhaps?) but surely if a new DOM node is inserted, you most likely actioned it yourself - so why not set the innerHTML at that point?
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Is Swindon really better known for its art galleries than its ludicrous roundabout? It does have a massive train museum though, if you like that sort of thing. Fun fact: you can go the wrong way around the magic roundabout due to its love
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by ry_ry 9y ago
This has always bothered me too - guess they focused more on tracking users and building a strong graph rather than actually making good recommendations. Perhaps the coming A.I.pocalypse™ will give us better predictive suggestion algorithm
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Babel-standalone was put together as part of the pretty good reactjs.net .Net implementation of react, after the 'official' version of babel-in-the-browser was killed off. It's /really/ not intended for use in prod.
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An app that tells me when my favourite burrito van is near the office. Kinda underwhelming, but I have simple tastes :D
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I've never been a fan, but if people are getting use out of the grids or w/e more power to them. Ext was absolutely HUGE though - multiple MBs huge.
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Probably includes images, although Universal apps tend to end up with a bunch of JSON embedded in the page, quasi-unique BEM style classes on everything you might conceivably want to style will bulk out the html more than strictly necessar
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ExtJS got rebuilt as a bunch of react components. Because why not, right? I'm an optimist but the bloat problem probably isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

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