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by spread_love 4y ago
The author hasn't provided any reason this is correct besides "betcha". Was there a more common insult than "communist" by the American right in the last decade? Most using it think it's synonymous with &quot
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by spread_love 4y ago
> The Intrepid Reporter [TV Tropes link] is as much of a stock character as the Evil Corporation. You don’t hear much about the evil reporter, though Er, like the Immoral Journalist? https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmw
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by spread_love 4y ago
This would sell out instantly in Yuppie Brooklyn (I use that term endearingly) at at least $40/ticket. The real challenge would be moving it from tour stop to tour stop without breaking it, if I had to guess.
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by spread_love 4y ago
Grayscale the Web is a great plugin for this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/grayscale-the-web-... I too find a bright red (usually useless) notification badge (for ex) very distracting, this helps me f
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by spread_love 4y ago
omitting <html> works fine in browsers but breaks a lot of other developer tooling in my experience. It's nice to save 6B I guess, but compared to the behemoth webapp it's wrapping it's not much of an optimization.
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by spread_love 4y ago
> honorable mention to screen readers Too limited, and deserving of much more than an honorable mention. Accessibility should be a fundamental consideration of any reasonably sized app, using <table>s to markup tables is part of th
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by spread_love 4y ago
What features are offered here that aren't in the similar "Personal Blocklist (not by Google)" extension?
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by spread_love 4y ago
Big hit to site identity though. Agreed it introduces issues, but it's not realistic to think you'll convince Marketing to drop all custom typefaces. Used responsibly, they can improve a site's appearance without hindering UX
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by spread_love 4y ago
It also assumes the conclusion "people will always be sad" despite this being disproven over and over again in the 250 years since the idea was proposed.
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by spread_love 4y ago
This joke keeps getting extended so much it will be "there are only 2 hard problems: [list of 15 things]" in a couple years
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by spread_love 4y ago
> does being given pizza as an adult feel insulting Yes! Give me better healthcare! I don't care about snacks and coffee. If I was healthy I could afford these things myself. Even worse, using it as bait to return to office. "W
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by spread_love 4y ago
> "Hedonic treadmill" is from 1970 Oh wow, you really didn't know https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discourse_on_Inequality > Going back to the 1700s would be a good demonstration Of...mercantilism? &g
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by spread_love 4y ago
Agreed, "late-stage capitalism" was spot on, thanks for not challenging that. A phrase that you actually thought came from "around 1860ish" is dismissed, but an ancient debunked hypothesis from the 1700s is your belief s
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by spread_love 4y ago
The phrase was coined about 100 years later, to describe the fear that globalization, wage stagnation, and automized labor would result in the poor mental health of workers, with rippling effects. Of course, that never happened...right?
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by spread_love 4y ago
This article mentions why this model (and your article) is quickly becoming outdated: > record labels who sign TikTok stars initially demanded complete ownership of all the master recordings, and tried to keep 85% of future revenues. [Mu
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by spread_love 4y ago
<dir> was deprecated but <menu> was implemented (somewhat) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/me...
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by spread_love 4y ago
Is this a transcript? Why is it in Q&A format?
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by spread_love 4y ago
The cost difference in Brooklyn is quickly evaporating, especially anywhere a very large company might be looking for office space (downtown). The NYC subway system doesn't go to Jersey, it's often subway => commuter train, you