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by tristador 7y ago
Is there a good example of a large company that blatantly ignores DNT? I'd guess its hard to know as a lot of the tracking could be server side only.
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by tristador 7y ago
> The news will be expensive, so only the wealthy will have access. I think this is correct, although HN readers may have some bias to disagree. I think the HN crowd is generally fairly well off financially (but not rich) and cares more
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by tristador 7y ago
Yes, I've been moving in this direction as well for personal blogging. Markdown is nicer to write than HTML, especially for lists, but HTML feels workable. Just copy a template to start a new post so you only need to write the content.
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Browser and Feature Detection: Make Your Website Look Great Everywhere (2012)(mobile.htmlgoodies.com)
1 points by tristador 7y ago|0 comments
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by tristador 7y ago
Think about the mapping between features and UA strings. Over time features are added or removed. So those mappings grow stale. Check out feature detection vs browser detection, it explains some of the challenges to relying on user agent st
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by tristador 7y ago
Crazy. User agent strings are such a broken concept where every browser pretends to be another. How anyone is still attempting to use them to do anything useful is beyond me. If you a building a webapp, use feature detection not user agent
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by tristador 7y ago
I wish DDG had a larger selection of swag. I'm a big fan and am happy to see such great growth. https://duckduckgo.merchmadeeasy.com/
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by tristador 7y ago
I've been toying with the idea of running a few classes to help early and mid-career adults learn to program. Although it's been so long since I first learned that I worry I'd struggle to get the basics across. Does anyone ha
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Smashing – Sinatra based framework that lets you build excellent dashboards(smashing.github.io)
2 points by tristador 7y ago|0 comments