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by tbranyen 9y ago
There are two different things going on here. One is detecting Chrome OS and the other is determining the set of stream profiles. If you were to change your useragent to get Chrome OS, like the GitHub says, this would alter code paths in ot
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Just look at the code, it's determining that h/w accel exists in Chrome OS. If it's not in this path it gets 720p as the highest resolution. This isn't some widevine/netflix joint effort that recently got leaked or
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Looking over the code it doesn't appear to be malicious. It's related to detecting if hardware acceleration is present. I'm not up-to-date on feature detection, so I'n not sure if there's a better way to know if it&
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Water filtration straws are cheap and easy to use. There is no reason for the risk, especially not while out in the wilderness.
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Guessing not a full time engineer or some kind of niche talent? Never heard of anyone going remote or even being a possibility. Its written into the culture and all job postings.
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Completely untrue. I was at Bocoup and we wanted to standardize on Ember. It took weeks to get devs doing the basics in a large app. Ember isn't gone because its misunderstood. Its gone because we can build the same apps using more sui
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by tbranyen 9y ago
Gulp is imperative, Grunt was designed to be used declarative.
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Eliminate Redux Boilerplate with Redux Resource(github.com)
2 points by tbranyen 9y ago|0 comments
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by tbranyen 9y ago
How would an iframe help avoid needing JS?
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by tbranyen 10y ago
If this is anything like his Learn C book, I'll pass. Was a waste of money as he came off incredibly arrogant and fumbled through it.
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Nothing had changed in the web stack that would prevent someone from building a webpage the same way as 20 years ago. Text editor and a browser...
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Obviously, but there are also full offline images. Have you never used Arch before?
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Not a branch, but maybe git-notes would be a good place for them...
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Install an earlier (supported) version of Arch, or use a different distro are the options to try before a landfill.
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by tbranyen 10y ago
It really wasn't that bad and the AUR + official channels had patched packages with the correct shebang line. The worst offender for a while was the node-waf builder, had to patch it manually to get any packages to build, otherwise you
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by tbranyen 10y ago
You might want to resubmit, the correct link is: https://tylermcginnis.com/react-interview-questions/
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by tbranyen 10y ago
That is pretty mind blowing. Not such a revolutionary idea in the JS space after all.
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by tbranyen 10y ago
I agree that was super weird
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Web Animations have barely any browser support, a pretty crummy API (IMO), and the Promise `finished` property which would differentiate itself from this library has still not been implemented anywhere yet :-/
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by tbranyen 10y ago
Well sure... but Pebble also isn't running Dragon Naturally speaking directly on your watch. It hits a "cloud" API with your audio and gets results back. Why couldn't they do this exact same thing with Alexa? And from wh
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by tbranyen 11y ago
Obviously you're not a golfer.
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by tbranyen 11y ago
Can someone explain why this is $700? Its not responsive, looks awful, and is slow as shit.
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by tbranyen 11y ago
I read this as publishing and was getting mad, then I read the article and smiled. Thanks Google! I absolutely hate sites that do this.
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by tbranyen 11y ago
I agree completely. So many on XDA forums brag about downloading terabytes a month. I'm not sure why T-Mobile doesn't just cut them off and let those who accidentally go over a tiny amount to browse un-throttled. I recently downgr
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by tbranyen 11y ago
1. The term clipboard hijacking predates my post, so I don't get your point. And yes, if it could access your clipboard that would be insanely insecure. 2. This has nothing to do with overriding standard clipboard functionality. 3. &q
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by tbranyen 11y ago
"I'm not really seeing the issue here." "...to modify the content the user copied on its way to the clipboard..." The browser can copy data into your clipboard without you requesting anything. Your assumption is th
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by tbranyen 11y ago
Well this post is about how Chrome screwed up, so props to IE for doing the right thing :)
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by tbranyen 11y ago
Huh, it does not in desktop or mobile. What browser/os are you talking about?
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by tbranyen 11y ago
Except that this is baked into the browser and affects mobile. It's also been discovered that your clipboard can be hijacked by purely loading a page. So yeah, I think the threat is very real and very obnoxious.
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Clipboard Hijacking with HTML5 in Chrome(tbranyen.com)
73 points by tbranyen 11y ago|31 comments

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