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by staticvar 1y ago
RIP Mikeal. You were truly an inspiration.
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by staticvar 5y ago
I use Firefox Mobile and have to turn on "Desktop site" to browse Reddit. Is there a way to view the mobile Reddit site?
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Six states outlaw inefficient gaming PCs(burlingtonfreepress.com)
1 points by staticvar 5y ago|1 comments
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by staticvar 6y ago
As a casual gamer who pays $2k for a TV, $3k sounds ok for something better than a tv. Sign me up.
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by staticvar 6y ago
I used to think UFO sighting meant some kind craft piloted by extra terrestrial beings. Are they often planes piloted by humans you don't know?
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by staticvar 6y ago
I thought this was going to be a link to a technical article suggesting the merge of vim and emacs... Vimacs.
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by staticvar 6y ago
Was this paper in a journal?
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by staticvar 6y ago
There are also simpler ways to write vanilla Web Components. Here's an example of the counter component written in what I find a simpler fashion. https://gist.github.com/rjsteinert/779d94dfc886723c2967a6f5f...
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by staticvar 6y ago
I appreciate how Web Components are not opinionated meanwhile Component libraries are free to innovate and build on the Web Component foundation.
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Ask HN: Percentage of time programming to release a new feature?
1 points by staticvar 6y ago|0 comments
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by staticvar 6y ago
Cool stuff. If you are interested in doing multipage forms and need something that already has a form editor UI, check out the open source <tangy-form> and <tangy-form-editor> web components. Disclaimer, I'm a contributor t
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by staticvar 6y ago
For those interested, here's the dashboard from the Vermont Department of Health. https://vcgi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/6...
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by staticvar 6y ago
Aha! Thank you munchbunny. Another title for this article could be "How some major tech companies DNS record management practices left your organization vulnerable to attack". This is a great lesson for all of us. Leaving old reco
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by staticvar 7y ago
I used to think I needed an amazing online presence in order to sustain a freelance career. In hindsight, that time would have been better spent reaching out on job boards and building relationships with real people.
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by staticvar 7y ago
You can play your iTunes library online now?
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by staticvar 7y ago
FWIW, if you distribute your app as an installable PWA, the google guidelines are clear for reducing install friction on Windows/Chrome/Mac/Android and Let's Encrypt is your cert generator. Perhaps platform vendors treat
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by staticvar 7y ago
> Browsers are already doing too much (see Chrome's built-in malware scanner), and with complexity come additional security issues. That does seem like a common feeling people have. Do you feel your OS is also doing too much as well
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by staticvar 7y ago
> Going to the app-store allows for reading opinions (i.e. somewhat independent) compared to just clicking, go-on. It shows some download/usage statistics and the like. That's a great point! Browsers could perhaps start to incl
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by staticvar 7y ago
> 99.9999999999999999% of the websites out there doesn’t or shouldn’t need HW-access. 100% of the malicious websites out there will use this the second it lands. That’s one line of code to land seriously serious exploits. The same can be
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by staticvar 7y ago
Aha, yes, we do end up on a lot of random websites. For argument sake, I'm going to assume your objection is not that folks visit random websites, but that there is something dangerous about how we give random websites access to Blueto
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by staticvar 7y ago
I'm super interested in unpacking the reasons why folks think WebUSB and Web Bluetooth "can't end well" as one user here put it. Would folks mind listing their reasons? This is assuming there is some way to install a nat
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by staticvar 7y ago
An organization is not a tool, it's a group of people thus it reflects the morals of those people. Software is also not a tool, it's a continual process in an organization of people. Just think, is the code you wrote today a rock?
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by staticvar 7y ago
Do you have a source detailing this issue in us-east-1? I don't see a recent post-event summary from AWS mentioning us-east-1 https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/technology/pes/
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by staticvar 7y ago
This tweet might be in response to the AWS Post event summary from August 23, 2019: > We’d like to give you some additional information about the service disruption that occurred in the Tokyo (AP-NORTHEAST-1) Region on August 23, 2019. B
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by staticvar 7y ago
> But when you need to do more than that, you'll realize jQuery is still useful Such as?
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by staticvar 7y ago
I built a Connect Four clone you can play multiplayer over the Dat protocol. - dat://connect-four.hashbase.io - https://github.com/rjsteinert/four-in-a-row-game
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by staticvar 7y ago
'bower install' is a dead give away.
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by staticvar 7y ago
> Exist completely within a network I bet this requirements implies working seemlessly between online and offline networks. In which case this project is not just building another XMPP/WhatApps/Signal/etc. They are buildin
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by staticvar 7y ago
Polymer is deprecated in favor of LitElement which comes with TypeScript decorators.
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by staticvar 7y ago
The lit-element package comes with typescript decorators.

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