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901.
by tobr 4y ago
Wouldn’t that only work well with perfectly linear gradients? Translucency and dropshadows are usually based on Gaussian blur, so not linear at all.
902.
by tobr 4y ago
> (having a limited color palette) With translucency and soft gradients everywhere I’m not sure how true that is anymore.
903.
Beyond Cyberpunk! The Web Version(streettech.com)
3 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
904.
by tobr 4y ago
It is illegal, whether people wish it wasn’t or think it’s sensible or downvote comments that point it out. Personally I think the gist of GDPR is more sensible than what you’re proposing as common sense - each person should have the right
905.
by tobr 4y ago
What is that supposed to mean? My map tells me I’m in the European Union, which means GDPR applies.
906.
by tobr 4y ago
I hope the downvotes are for the sarcasm, not the point expressed. But considering other threads about this have been flagged[1] I guess this topic is taboo. 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20052076
907.
by tobr 4y ago
There are so many problems with that with regard to GDPR. It’s not even linked from the signup page, so I’ve never even been informed about it. I’ve never been given the option to consent or reject consent to anything. You also can’t just s
908.
by tobr 4y ago
It’s not less illegal because anyone could do it. I have copyright to my comments, and many of them can be considered personal data, especially if they are connected to my username. My rights are not waived because I publish something publi
909.
by tobr 4y ago
> all Hacker News posts and comments are available on BigQuery and can be queried for free Good thing there aren’t any laws that regulate copyright or privacy, so datasets like this can be published without asking users for consent.
910.
Notes on a Genre(robinsloan.com)
1 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
911.
by tobr 4y ago
Wow no? Limbo is extremely violent. It’s death scene after death scene.
912.
by tobr 4y ago
Nice! Consider making this a proper Show HN instead! https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
913.
by tobr 4y ago
It was created at a time when it wasn’t quite as much of a firehose: https://web.archive.org/web/20070625191604/https://news.ycom... When there are several minutes between every comment, you can see how
914.
by tobr 4y ago
While I agree in general (there are better/faster approaches than virtual dom), it’s not very relevant to a Show HN about React-compatible performance improvements. Lit is not compatible with React, as far as I know. If there’s a claim
915.
by tobr 4y ago
How do we get them to post a follow-up or post-mortem? I get that it might be difficult to discuss a specific case involving a customer, but there’s something seriously wrong when they first refuse to share details and claim they will not b
916.
by tobr 4y ago
The systems are also different, so that’s expected?
917.
by tobr 4y ago
In my experience they’re not great for cleaning. They get confused when they get wet and start blinking and beeping and turning things on and off randomly. A set of well-designed physical dials could be made in a way that’s easier to keep c
918.
by tobr 4y ago
I’m hopeful that we will see less and less gratuitous use of “hi-tech” UI in consumer electronics in the near future. It seems that many manufacturers still believe consumers think blinking LEDs and touchscreens and beeps and chromed plasti
919.
by tobr 4y ago
Often they’re also too damn close to the heating elements, so you risk burning your fingers when you operate them.
920.
by tobr 4y ago
Am I missing something, or is this like the first time you see a guy with AirPods? What’s the significance?
921.
by tobr 4y ago
Unpopular opinion: if big chunks of code look “the same”, that might be unnecessary boilerplate you should get rid of.
922.
by tobr 4y ago
I can’t say I understand the point of this, so my only feedback is that the date in the episode from Saturday 21st of May is announced as “Thursday 21st of April”.
923.
by tobr 4y ago
Ism net so site test world be recourse. Will, I glass test was policy recourse.
924.
by tobr 4y ago
About motorcycles on sidewalks? Did we read the same article?
925.
Europeans' data shared 376 times daily in advertising sales, report says(bbc.com)
2 points by tobr 4y ago|0 comments
926.
by tobr 4y ago
Thank you for sharing this mix of negative opinions. The title on HN is written by mattkevan, so if it’s misleading that’s on them. If the photos are used in frauds, that’s on the fraudsters. If you are unable to enjoy deliberately kitschy
927.
by tobr 4y ago
Mika isn’t exactly speaking a foreign language, though.
928.
by tobr 4y ago
> 2) Typography - primary and secondary fonts. Now your use of any fonts especially custom fonts is no longer arbitrary, and congruent to a theme It isn’t necessarily a good idea to use the same typeface as the logotype for setting other
929.
by tobr 4y ago
And the weird thing is when you try to say something without saying it, it makes it look like you’re ashamed of it. There’s nothing here to be ashamed of, so why not just say it clearly and succinctly?
930.
by tobr 4y ago
I would phrase the puzzle differently. They both need to say they know, otherwise we have no reason to believe Sandy has figured it out. And they both need to be right, which we also have no reason to believe at the moment.

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