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by sham1 3y ago
"God is dead and Lichess has killed him" is also what Nietzsche said when writing "The Gay Science" and playing on Lichess.
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by sham1 3y ago
Well, the point is to get rid of a lot of the traffic. And that's a good thing actually, with better air quality due to less pollution, more safety since there are fewer cars going around, which in turn helps with emergency services
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by sham1 3y ago
Well it seems to work for TCP at least, which is where it comes from. Of course it's not the correct approach for everything, but calling it "one of the crappiest ideas in CS" might be a tad harsh. EDIT: Of course there are b
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by sham1 3y ago
I spot a flaw in this, aside from the fact that the way this coercion is done is highly unethical and illegal, and it's that Edge is functionally a Chrome reskin with some added Microsoft bells and whistles. People switching from Chrom
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by sham1 3y ago
Eh, I'll dispute that. Outside of Oulu, the winter maintenance of bicycle infrastructure is often just barely adequate if even that.
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by sham1 3y ago
Or "defaulting on technical debt". That'd also play into the whole metaphor of technical debt.
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by sham1 3y ago
Of course it doesn't need to be one or the other. You can still use CSS to give the highlight a uniform colour, while allowing for reader modes to still have the highlights and have the accessibility of the screen readers speak the h
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by sham1 10y ago
It works until one wants to create their own configuration stuff and functions and stuff. Much rather just stick with normal emacs configs and stuff and put in EVIL-mode once my pinky finger can no longer reach Ctrl (Not a worry seeing as I