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by superkuh 9mo ago
> Htmx is more like a simplified way to do SPA-like things. Okay. Then we agree. "Htmx is power tools for using Javascript to alter HTML". With the implicit premise of starting from javascript you see that as "Power Tools
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by superkuh 9mo ago
My issue with this is not that they're getting rid of buggy applications they don't want to support. It's that GTK 2 itself is not buggy and has no problems. There are still plenty of people using GTK 2 applications and I p
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Debian GNOME team announces intent to remove GTK 2 in Debian 14(lists.debian.org)
9 points by superkuh 9mo ago|3 comments
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by superkuh 9mo ago
It gets real hard when the entire road surface is covered with snow for weeks at a time (like after small 1" snowfalls that might not get cleared immediately like a heavy snow would). Or when snow buildup on the road edges change road
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by superkuh 9mo ago
Glad to hear it and I wish them luck! I was just clearing up the current status of self-driving vehicles re: the headline. For now they do not work in areas where road surfaces and edges get covered by and location changed by snow. They do
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by superkuh 9mo ago
Thanks for pointing out a mitigation. I'm confused though. How does "htmx sends a request header HX-Request: true with every request." happen without javascript? And does this imply you need a backend server that understands
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by superkuh 9mo ago
>San Francisco and then expanding last year to Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin, and Atlanta. "The Waymo Ojai Will Soon Offer Autonomous Rides Around the Southern U.S. in areas where there is no snow."
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by superkuh 9mo ago
I did. Did you notice that in the article they're talking about how the price (89%) spanned a decade at least? This seems to align with what I've said in my above coment. >That's an 89% increase over a decade, and a 32% j
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by superkuh 9mo ago
People in SF have more money (on average) and so those selling things there price higher. Compare the average salary for $jobdescription in SF vs Minneapolis. The entire (very small) region has been a bubble of higher income and prices for
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by superkuh 9mo ago
Sure. There's that. But it doesn't progressively enhance. It doesn't even fail gracefully. It's just... nothing without JS. That's bad accessibility. For for-profit and institutional use cases that's fine. But
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by superkuh 9mo ago
Htmx is not for HTML. Htmx is for javascript. Htmx without javascript is nothing.
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by superkuh 9mo ago
All the links between .onion sites broke when the relay and other infrastructure operators started running the broken (no Torv2 support) releases the Tor Project put out. All the writings of sites about each other. Everything that made it a
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by superkuh 10mo ago
This headline does not match the article at all. It claims all AI videos are harmful then immeidately goes on to throw this claim out and say old confused people might be fooled by the videos. This is a very narrow subset of AI videos. It&#
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by superkuh 10mo ago
>It's almost impossible to seize and you control the keys. YOU ARE THE OWNER, not some for-profit registrar. You may own the keys but the non-profit The Tor Project owns the network. And when they decide to shut it down your "o
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Nearly as bad, this website encrypts it's text using a simple cipher intentionally breaking it for those that don't successfully run all of their untrusted third party code. >kAm%96 :?4=FD:@? @7 7:4E:@?2= DF3DE2?46D :D 36:?8 42
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Seems like there are "blocked by cloudflare" number of questions per month. Their blocking of everyone not using chrome/etc from accessing their website probably contributed quite a bit to the implied downturn I'm readin
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Receiving webmentions can be as simple as making a custom log in nginx and just having it save all POST to the webmention URL endpoint. I love it. And sending can be done with curl or whatever you want (ie html forms without JS). Or, you ca
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Your framing that this is about abandoning age gating entirely is just as wrong as the previous poster saying this was about porn. This is about the unconsitutional application of age-gating to non-harmful things the state of Texas doesn&#x
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by superkuh 10mo ago
I guess you didn't read the article or understand the SINGLE MAIN POINT: this case isn't about PORN. IT'S EXPLICITLY NOT ABOUT PORN. You couldn't have made a more off-topic, entirely wrong comment if you had tried. Here
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by superkuh 10mo ago
These are exactly the harmful and dangerous consequences of the social memes going around with delusions that 'screens' are harmful and that somehow multi-media from screens, despite not having any mechanism to directly alter ince
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Probably because they're using the cloudflare defaults which are terrible like everyone else.
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by superkuh 10mo ago
If smartphones are allowed then normal computers like rpi should be allowed. It's no longer the coming war on general purpose computation. The war is here. And we've lost every battle so far (mostly on the smartphone front). But t
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by superkuh 10mo ago
https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2023/html-web-components/ - Jim Nielsen has a series of posts on how to use made up HTML tags in a way that doesn't just fail to nothing when the javascript defining the custom-el
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Some of these new HTML features don't fully work in my "ancient" browser. But all of them partially work (ie opening the accordion element doesn't close others but it still opens and closes) and they still remain functio
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by superkuh 10mo ago
For corporations, institutions, and for-profits this matters and there's no real good solution. But for human persons and personal websites HTTP+HTTPS fixes this easily and completely. You get the best of both worlds. Fragile short lif
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by superkuh 10mo ago
It's a very forced comparison trying to swap in the web's security model, where one runs untrusted code from arbitrary third parties automatically, for a personal desktop computer context where a single user is in complete control
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by superkuh 10mo ago
Uh... lived experience? Try getting keyboard and mouse sharing working across all the waylands with the same software. Not having most of the features in the standard implementation leads to fragmentation which apparently you haven't r
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by superkuh 10mo ago
>There are countless ways to do kb+mouse sharing. You realize that's worse, right? And to be clearer: core Wayland protocol does not have countless ways. It has zero. Instead of a single protocol with the strong X11 reference X se
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by superkuh 10mo ago
The people who absolutely have to have X11 like myself usually have reasons. It sounds like currently a lot of those reasons for using X11 would prevent using this X server. Like reliable non-fragmented and widely supported screenreader pro
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by superkuh 10mo ago
For nvidia increasing the numbers of their money-multiplying mutual investment ring is more important than the value of the deals. It's about involving more capital and people and making their grift too big to fail and keeping the stoc

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