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treve
2y ago
Wild that marquee, which was a browser feature in the late 90s, could cause CPU concerns 25 years later.
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Moving on from Mocha, Chai and NYC
(evertpot.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
It's awesome that this is still maintained. I'm curious what motivates the maintainers.
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2y ago
It's possible, but it's also similar to other vector graphics from the time.
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3y ago
I'm nervous asking, but a little curious what kind of equipment someone would need to give it different instructions. Does it use 1970s encryption? How big would your radio need to be?
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3y ago
Does this ytmnd predate the movie 'safety not guaranteed'?
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3y ago
The title wasn't an open question directed at you, the link answers this question with references and quotes from insiders.
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3y ago
I've never heard this before! When I started flying it was just the 2 mono jacks that you still see on planes that haven't been updated (always wondered why it wasn't just a stereo jack) Pretty surprising to hear there's
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3y ago
Perhaps the page existed in the past but now it doesn't. Or at some point a link was misspelled.
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3y ago
Also cq if you want to exit with an exit code, which is useful if Vim was launched to write a Git commit message.
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3y ago
That's the game I thought of too! I have memories of teal/cyan CGA.
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3y ago
I was hoping this would go into SHARE and was not disappointed. I'm happy to see people interested in this era of our industry.
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3y ago
Perhaps it's just meant to signal: Anyone can run this, hackers welcome!
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3y ago
I can't remember the last time PR comments addressed minor formatting issues at all, in any language. If something is hard to grok it usually has to do with logic, not if there's a space between `if` and `(`.
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3y ago
Maybe it's a bit vague or don't have 'true insight', but I would still encourage anyone sharing their feelings, even if they're not expert level insights. React applications turning into a maintenance nightmare and
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3y ago
HTML seems to be doing pretty well.
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3y ago
Sadly this is often not enough for me to reconnect.
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3y ago
I've used KeeppassCX for ~5 years and the experience is OK at best compared to 1Password and EnPass (which once had a lifetime payment option). The connection with Firefox (on Linux) regularly breaks. There's lots of subtle bugs a
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3y ago
Also why it's called DDoS and not DoS.
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3y ago
Containerless dev is just better, because it's a ton of extra work to get things as well. Any chance you can not use containers for local dev?
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3y ago
In this OP compared the runtime, not frameworks. In my experience the web platform is extremely stable.
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AudioEye has dropped its lawsuit against me
(adrianroselli.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
I'm saying that the implied conclusions you read from just the headline, is not what the majority of people in this thread (including me) read. I sincerely doubt there's a hidden agenda here. Male suicides are not less important,
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3y ago
I read the article, and the title seems to me as accurate and the most significant outcome. Suicide rates going up is a major cause for concern. They are up across the board and significantly up for women. If you think there's some a
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3y ago
OpenID Connect and all its extensions are so high in complexity and scope. The documents themselves are massive and written in a quite hard to understand form. I've implemented many protocols and RFCs so I feel I have some experience.
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3y ago
Frankly the graphics are also kinda garbage and uninspired. They've been getting away with putting out crap for years. Kind of a shame.
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If it worked for you, that's fine... but this is completely counter to how most HTTP applications work and definitely not a best practice. Both returning errors or the interpretation of the meaning of 204. The author at least suggests
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3y ago
This reminds me of seinfeld scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEL65gywwHQ Anyway, for the bottom line of your company I think it rarely makes sense to frivolously spend more just to decrease your tax burden. There'
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Using JSX on the server as a template engine
(evertpot.com)
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Really excellent read still!
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