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by shakna 4y ago
> I'd be curious to know where this "ampnode" bulletproof hosting company physically had their servers and stuff colocated. Nowhere. Their license agreement points to their hosting being with Microsoft Azure. [0] [0] http
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If operating systems were beers (1995)(beerme.com)
119 points by shakna 4y ago|70 comments
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by shakna 4y ago
For five runs, on the same hardware with the same load: + Unclosed: 4.00s, 3.91s, 3.59s, 4.45s, 3.93s + Closed: 3.90s, 2.74s, 3.9s, 2.05s, 3.39s Though I'd note that the newline you have immediately following the paragraph, even when c
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by shakna 4y ago
It was just paragraphs of text. p, strong, em, and q mingled at most. No figures or images or anything of the like to radically shift DOM computations. That the effect can even be seen is probably due to the scale of the document, as I note
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by shakna 4y ago
Yes. In 2017, BMCI acquired all of the Arduino trademarks. [0] [0] https://techwombat.com/bcmi-acquires-arduino-ag-makers-breat...
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by shakna 4y ago
> Are more strict html parsers/renderers, and aren't they faster? Are what more strict? You're missing a subject there. At a guess, you're referencing the differences between Chrome/Firefox rendering times? And a
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by shakna 4y ago
The same thing I use on my desktop. I run a CLI on my Android. Termux had to move more exclusively to F-droid because of some Play Store changes, but I was already using F-droid so that made exactly no difference to me.
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by shakna 4y ago
Whilst the spec certainly allows you to ignore closing of a whole range of elements, it's not necessarily the wisest of choices to make. The parser does actually get slower when you fail to close your tags in my experience. Unscientifi
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by shakna 4y ago
> "What if I made the worlds worst DRM and then sued everyone who bypassed it?" Sklyarov was taken to court, and ~I believe is still in jail~, for bypassing Adobe's use of the amazingly secure ROT13 cypher. EDIT: Charges w
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by shakna 4y ago
Those sites are already broken for accessibility.
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by shakna 4y ago
You can disable 3rd party fonts. On Firefox, this is as simple as going to about:config and setting gfx.downloadable_fonts.enabled to false. On Chrome, it requires adding the flag --disable-remote-fonts to however you're opening it.
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by shakna 4y ago
It's been ruled once already that using Google Fonts is a breach of GDPR [0]. > The disclosure of the user's IP address in the above-mentioned manner and the associated encroachment on the general right of personality is so sig
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by shakna 4y ago
> Other countries have NOT figured out gun control, as the recent fall of Hong Kong and imprisonment of the entire continent of Australia have illustrated. Australia, imprisoned? Because of our gun laws? I have access to four different s
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by shakna 4y ago
Where did the Wii-U source extract come from? I know there was some Wii source code dumped in May, 2020, but that was for the original Wii and nothing really that wasn't already known. That the source extract is s casually dumped sugge
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Innovative Concept Cases(envador.com)
1 points by shakna 4y ago|0 comments
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by shakna 4y ago
Aria attributes can be difficult, because of bad parsers in accessibility software. You need to set the attribute, and often do so without a corresponding value. That is, how do you do: `<element aria-someattr>`. Because the bad parse
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by shakna 4y ago
I wouldn't say it's that odd - Purity is one of the largest defining differences between Scheme and Common Lisp. To the point where the Lisp family of languages can be defined by whether it takes after one or the other by its leve
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by shakna 4y ago
Janet, for comparison to that 90MiB will use something more like 16MiB. Using less than 20% of the overall memory footprint does make Clojure seem insane by comparison.
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by shakna 4y ago
FWIW, I'm Australian, and have never heard of such a requirement. Swinburne seems to offer such courses, but they're not credited, and not compulsary, and they're one day things designed for students who have never even turne
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by shakna 4y ago
To access things like Unreal, Epic required you join the GitHub org. So there's that many people as part of it.
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by shakna 4y ago
The PlayDate was intentionally designed to be a niche product, so that doesn't really seem to detract at all from the platform.
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by shakna 4y ago
> I've never heard of that claim made seriously, have you? The only language family known to exist in both Asia and America is the Yeneisian-Dene family I assume, then, that you've never heard of the Borean languages [0]. Whic
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by shakna 4y ago
> It is a rather striking distribution, isn't it? No, not at all striking. [0] Merely a reflection from the older influences. Many, many languages that are not grouped in the same families, _are_ descended from PIE, and its children
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by shakna 4y ago
> There are multiple ways to interpret such results, but I lean to something like convergent and parallel cultural evolution. So far as I'm aware, that's a very fringe idea in linguistics, and pretty firmly rejected, despite ma
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by shakna 4y ago
For one, Zulip is a year older than Slack. However, it is still has a ton of bridges and other integrations, and all the shiny things you'd expect from Slack.
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by shakna 4y ago
> I guess we have chorded keyboards, but not sure how fasts those are for entering text, or if anybody has tried to combine them with a screen into a single hand-held device. T9 was blisteringly fast with 12 buttons, a tiny screen, and a
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by shakna 4y ago
I managed to fit a hacky text editor inside a URL [0] without too many issues, and I didn't bother with any minification or custom packing of the data. So you can easily take it a lot further! I found there were a lot of edge cases wit
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by shakna 4y ago
I'm still not seeing a difference. If for example I'm playing a playlist from... Any player, but let's say YouTube Music. I hit the repeat button until it sets to "Repeat Once", it will play to the end of the song a
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by shakna 4y ago
> It's an old school playlist management feature from the Amarok Era, it's for when you're thinking "this is the last song I'm listening to, but I do want to finish it". Once that song gets hit in your playl
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by shakna 4y ago
The bluetooth specification is such that there are exactly zero compliant implementations of it. Bluetooth LTE is a damn sight better than Bluetooth 4.0, in this regard, but the specification is still literally longer than War & Peace.

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