slapo

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   by slapo 3y ago

   I haven't worked with Netscape that old, only some time after it became free of charge, but I remember it was really slow at just about anything compared to IE 5.5 and 6 - startup, rendering, UI. To the point that even if it could rend
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   by slapo 3y ago

   So did I, but at the time, screen resolutions were starting to vary more. It was probably a case of killing several birds with one stone - make layouts fluid while avoiding IE's issues with rendering tables.
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   by slapo 3y ago

   I don't think that's accurate. It was old Internet Explorer that wouldn't render tables progressively. See here, where it includes a demo: https://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=161099 Non-tabl
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   by slapo 3y ago

   I generally agree with the article, jdblair's parent post and your post. However, I also found that while there are people who are happy to learn and have stuff explained to them, be it related to computers, making bread from scratch o
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   by slapo 3y ago

   What's this based on? AFAIK, custom molded tips, should create a better seal than generic ear tips, but unless they're molded with optimal insertion depth for a given in-ear, they might change the perceived frequency response. Bea
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   by slapo 5y ago

   It seems that the article is being rather sensationalist about this. In case of Slovakia, the cited law says that: - deliberately threatening peace by instigating war, spreading war propaganda or otherwise supporting war efforts is a crime