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by tehbeard 3y ago
Gave this a look at, as PDF generation has been the bane of web app development for us. This looks much more reasonable than fpdf's bare bones nature, or wkhtmltopdf / snappy / puppeteer needing esoteric, old CSS specs and ha
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Pretty sure that's an extension on your part. Neither chrome/firefox/cURL redirects that to https for me.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
They arent dismissing the users of tailwind's intellectual capacity. They're attributing a cult like / social influence phenomenon to the popularity of it. That others use it because others use it; not on any perceived by the
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Ah, this is a US focused study? Strange for it to be on the BBC. Personally, as a customer (UK), it's been pretty damn good. Especially scan as you shop. They're not perfect, everyone's experienced "unexpected item in th
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Humour that taught me, someone that doesn't touch C, that you can do some interesting / weird things with C... But, you are absolutely right, good sir. This is the internet. And The Internet is Serious Business
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Some months back, one of the updates "reset/readjusted" my progress. And it feels like that was the nexus point between it feeling like progress, and feeling like learning by rote. Even after getting past where i was pre-rese
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Another nice use is encapsulating custom form elements since they can natively provide a value to the form instead of needing a surrogate hidden field and all that entails. Embedding interactive content into a cms is I guess another surface
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> This is thankfully less of an issue now since everyone is moving to SAML-based logins... Hate to break it to you but SAML is same shit different coat of paint, the xml encryption/signature/encoding stuff it pulls makes it jus
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Then it just shows they've got better planning timescales than most clients I deal with.. (so much last minute bullshit right now with Christmas next week...)
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Key point from that link; IKEA's swapped the materials round to use a lot more of that honeycombed hollow stuff, which makes it less than ideal for drilling or holding heavy equipment.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
One has to wonder how much of Github's subpar experience for it is down to mac market share not making it worth improving, and Apple's own strangehold on the hardware and "odd" licencing (I know that with AWS due to Appl
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by tehbeard 3y ago
> ..because it saves snapshots rather than changes.. I might be misremembering the technical details, but isn't that only the case in a git repo with zero pack files? Will grant that the lack of metadata on renames can be issue when
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Strange how none of those listed are Mozilla... https://www.levels.fyi/companies/mozilla/salaries/software-e... Looks arround the $170-200k level....
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Thank you.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Unless I purposely removed it and blanked the memory of it, Pop just deals in deb's and flatpak. Not that I'm entirely jazzed with flatpak.. Poor construction of the permissions can lead to shitty experience that doesn't happ
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by tehbeard 3y ago
You're never going to capture the "will never watch ads" group. What is being destroyed by YouTube's current policy that led to this anti adblock attempt, is pushing too far with the ads. Crap quality and overstuffed. A
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Snap can die in a fire. Flatpak... I'll warily try it for "user facing" apps. But after a clusterfuck of trying to get a flatpak Jellyfin to work (HW accel fell over, and it wanted me to dumpster dive into flatseal to unsandb
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I've tried to meet YouTube in the middle, adBlock, but disabling it on the regular channels I view. Last night, 1 minute of preroll ads in front of a 4 minute video.. In fact when I went back just to check the video length, I switched
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Is it low risk? Is trying to weasel word via lawyer not just more fuel to the fire of an anti-trust lawsuit?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
With how they slipped back into making it more difficult to exorcise Edge from being opened for various links and file types... I think "FTC fine" might just be a line item on the business expenses....
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by tehbeard 3y ago
How would the example of a scoreboard work with tiered memory? Surely you need the sorted set in memory to derive rank/manipulate it etc? Or would you have to shard it and add other elements on top in app code to focus on only a subsec
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by tehbeard 3y ago
To be a bit less vitrolic than other comments. The link is to a plain text file. The indentation is formatting to give a clear delineation between various sections, such as each feature/fix/item of the changelog. Which makes it ea
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by tehbeard 3y ago
The issue they state isn't password reuse. All the bits and such to generate those passkeys originate on one device... And it's specifically designed for it's security, to not allow the key material be removable from that one
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by tehbeard 3y ago
A/b testing or rolling out country by country probably.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Your arguments are not related at all to the original infamous comment. Your points are valid ones about data privacy, and redundancy of important data. And how Joe public doesn't seem to notice those. The original infamous comment dis
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by tehbeard 3y ago
I'd always thought this was just from my Win 10 install being "crufty" (a few years old, with some hardware swapped along the way). Never ran into it on my Linux box so I thought it was just Windows weirdness.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Pirates are not a homogeneous group. I pirated GoT as a broke uni student as it was only available on satellite packages and not even the previous seasons. When NowTV offered same day, he'll even same time access as the Americans (to a
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Nope, just stupid "Print Support Apps" with inevitable subscription models.
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by tehbeard 3y ago
Not used GCP... Is it as bad as the "Google" folder on an android?
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by tehbeard 3y ago
R* recently bought FiveM, so it's a bit less third party now. https://www.polygon.com/23828445/gta-5-mods-roleplay-red-dea... Maybe they'll do the same as mojang did with bukkit, and leave it out to dry...

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