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by toastal 4y ago
I’ve ran NixOS on my last two machines. I like it more than the alternatives, but it isn’t without flaws. At this time, you must be sold on the idea of declarative configuration and willing to learn at least the basics of how Nix the lang
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by toastal 4y ago
It’s always a terrible idea to go against the ergonomics and idioms in a language. Shoehorning JavaScript into something purely function is just as bad of an idea as trying to do object-orientation in Haskell. If you believe in certain patt
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by toastal 4y ago
So we boycott their products out of solidarity with fellow tech workers, right?
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by toastal 4y ago
The GitHub Actions on only references `/github/` and is only available through the proprietary forge. The gallery only shows `$USER_ORG/$REPO_NAME`. While seemingly subtle, it's this sort of behavior, treating Microsoft
785.
by toastal 4y ago
The OP works on Git. This project only works on Microsoft GitHub.
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by toastal 4y ago
You missed the point then. You're probably going to need to use ARIA to attach and toggle the appropriate states in real time and that is only going to work with JavaScript.
787.
by toastal 4y ago
Wasn't mujs added recently?
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by toastal 4y ago
PWA would cover KaiOS as well.
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by toastal 4y ago
Referenced in that article is: https://adrianroselli.com/2019/04/details-summary-are-not-in... Which says JavaScript is required and simplest solution for building this menu. It also states to try to avoid them wh
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by toastal 4y ago
BTW, it's been ::before/::after (pseudo-element, not pseudo-class) since IE9 (2011).
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by toastal 4y ago
2013 was the Snowden Leaks which ended up sparking a lot of folks interest and awareness in both security and privacy. This is the time when I and many others started keeping JavaScript off by default and enabling it iff needed. So, yes, pl
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by toastal 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but it doesn't lead to layout shift if you attach that "has-js" or remove the "no-js" class from the document if the script is in the <head> without async/defer or so it'
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by toastal 4y ago
I don't know how I feel about using a CSS hack for this. This isn't a semantic element and a lot of other browsers like TUI browsers aren't sure what to do with this sort of element. In my experience in many cases, just showi
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by toastal 4y ago
I appreciate that you pointed it out though to give me a chance to reevaluate my thoughts on the project. It seems it has a better trajectory than when I had last looked.
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by toastal 4y ago
If you think that last bit of wacky casing combinations is offensive, wait BEM-style CSS selectors—not the philosophy or separation of components, just the selectors themselves. Basically any other naming or separator selection would have b
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by toastal 4y ago
Agreed-ish. I prefer the abstract/summary rather than first paragraph (though first paragraph is informally often the same thing, nothing prevents abstracts/summaries fcom having multiple paragraphs).
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by toastal 4y ago
OpenWRT has a Miniflux package too so you could feasibly run it on your router.
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by toastal 4y ago
I've had to ignore my account. I originally want TOTP 2FA, but it wasn't an option. I set up 2FA through Google Voice because my number changes frequently. A few years later I tried to log in and Google Voice has been blocked as a
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by toastal 4y ago
Yes, the maintainer is great. I have at this point just used Nix and post-processed Asciidoctor instead of trying any sort of other tools, but it gets tricker as you noted if you want to use it inside something else. It's not a compile
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by toastal 4y ago
The more important part is that you end up with a binary instead of needing an interpreted language which makes the tooling a mess. Python and Ruby are the same thing to most people.
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by toastal 4y ago
It does do some things better and I appreciate calling it a new name and 'starting over' instead of another fork, but what's not covered is metadata. If I want to add author, license, tags, keywords, description, etc. there i
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by toastal 4y ago
One day I wish to see the AsciiDoc(tor) Reader. I'd love to be freed from Ruby as AsciiDoc is superior to Markdown and most other lightweight markup syntax options in features and syntax. This lack of features is why we have an incompa
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by toastal 4y ago
Yeah, come on and label at least one unofficial, FOSS, non-corporate-owned option for users. Discord will be the next Slack; folks will want out after the hype dies down and more interest in protecting one's person data continues to ri
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by toastal 4y ago
Will Bun ever open up to non-proprietary communications? Since inception, there has only been Discord (and I suppose GitHub issues, but that's also proprietary). There is a whole host of reason from FOSS philosophy, to privacy/sec
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by toastal 4y ago
Fx on Android allow add-ons. I've used them for years.
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by toastal 4y ago
It's hard to tell if you need just one or two more scripts instead of several. I was a new user to the add-on, but also developers tend to suck at proper error handling and messaging around it.
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by toastal 4y ago
There's been cases where TVs sent data signals back to the cable boxes over coax. There's now high-frequency, outside-human-hearing ID triggers the that are released into the air and ‘heard’ by smart phones with proprietary apps i
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by toastal 4y ago
Which is why we should vote with our wallets and not buy their hardware if they, Apple, want to keep neglecting part of the software that developers demand.
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by toastal 4y ago
Gumroad banned me because their CAPTCHA required too many scripts to be enabled one by one with uMatrix (which I used at the time). I ended up submitting the same post about 4 times because the error messages were incomplete and and poorly
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by toastal 4y ago
approaches too*

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