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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Navigation Timing API https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigation_... I have a feeling there is something else but I have trouble remembering it, too, and I bet I have it bookmarked to st
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I am always suspicious when anyone tells me their reason for using something is cause "it works" and they don't have to mess with it anymore. This almost always translates into "I don't know why it works and I don&#
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFE4rkSaKOY
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
IE and Edge have the advantage of being advertised on nearly every PC in the universe.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I don't remember any such thing and I started using Chrome from day one.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I said "all current, major browsers" in my original post. IE is not Microsoft's current browser. In addition, not all web sites are serving via http/2 and that web sites aren't using http/2 is no fault of the b
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Which statement? All major browsers can work with it. Apache and nginx, at least can also work with it (encompassing 85% of all internet servers). That users aren't connecting to http/2 web sites is no indicator that http/2 i
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I am not aware of any current major browser that does not support http/2. http://caniuse.com/#search=http%2F2
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Wasn't the announcement, yesterday, that webkit/Safari had complete implementation?
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Until http/2 comes around? I've been using it for a couple of months on all our client sites and the standard was finalized last year. It's now available in all current, major browsers.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
From 2011: Adobe ends mobile Flash development, will focus on HTML5 Adobe will no longer update its Flash plugin for mobile browsers, though it will continue to issue security updates and bug fixes. The company issued a statement to develop
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Adobe has dumped Flash on mobile. A sure sign that Flash will be dropped on the desktop, too, as developers aren't going to want to have to maintain two workflows. To support Flash means you are supporting a proprietary software tool a
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Computer science isn't a contest. There isn't any reason for a push. Among scientists and good engineers, the more intelligent tech rises to the top. Everyone else uses PHP. There are practical limitations. If everyone else is usi
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
If it's for web developers, why does it only run (for now) on Windows? What developer, who works on the web, uses Windows?
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I don't think they say this device is controlled by Windows but it must be. Why professional software and instruments even consider using Windows is beyond me.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Dramatic TV shows, movies and books are about entertainment, not telling the truth as it really happened. Almost all such things carry the disclaimer "based on" and anything can be changed and be different.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
>aimed at helping defense attorneys question the credibility of police officers in court. Note the purpose of this. To help defense attorneys find kinks in the armor in order to serve their client. Like "He's a great guy but sa
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
There are misgivings none-the-less. A new system being "refreshing" is not a reason to use it. "Useful" is hardly a ringing endorsement. What disturbs me the most is that systemd takes Linux farther away from being a Uni
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
>I still have serious misgivings I guess that kinda tells us more than anything else he said.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
And Microsoft loves Linux, too.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
This is a fact that I first learned in high school 45 years ago.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Reddit did no such thing, or did no such thing first, as outlined anywhere else. http://www.economist.com/news/briefings/21698061-craig-steve...
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I had never heard of that but did notice the effect.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
At one time, I thought Medium carried articles of importance and repute. I no longer think that about most of them. Medium is just a place where anyone can throw anything up there and have a potential of get linked to.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
I cower in fear every day cause my grandparents were born in a foreign country.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
For months, I've been making like a sniper, going to and from work by crawling through dense foliage wearing camo. I crawl slowly, making only about a couple of hundred yards a day but, once I get there, I am completely unknown. No one
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
The only developers who make sites that work just in Chrome or Safari are rank amateurs. No professional would do such a thing. Professionals understand that a web site must work for all visitors and I have never heard of any web site that
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
You are right. The vendor prefixes are there to introduce new properties that they hope will be implemented in the standard. All those prefixes can change or disappear altogether and without notice. However, this is a way for a browser vend
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
HTTP/2 has been available for a while now. iirc, SSLv3 has also been disabled for a while.
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by toomanythings2 10y ago
Backwards compatibility doesn't apply here because, by definition, prefixed properties are supposed to go away and the intention of them is to go away. Only dumb developers continue to use such things once a standard property is availa

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