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by usere9364382 8mo ago
I do mean SDL, and the discussion is not about its popularity, but about something formal, but perhaps I was not clear. First, yes, SDL is a very good library, and I have referred to them in the past for references about issues related to s
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by usere9364382 8mo ago
It is the ability that JQuery gave us to scope the css selector to a particular node. If you know POSIX, similar to the "at" functions for filesystems. By CSS child selector, classes, IDs, and what JQuery gave us, you could alread
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by usere9364382 9mo ago
For the record, JQuery is NOT to blame for the so called spaghetti code. Most people seem to blame JQuery for their own short coming. Most people also do not seem to understand the genius that was contained in JQuery. See " http:/
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by usere9364382 2y ago
Indeed. Software can be written like math. 1 + 1 = 2, holds true for now and for all time, past and present.
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by usere9364382 2y ago
Are there any alternatives? On the browser that I use, with javascript disabled, Ask.com: Does not work; does nothing at all. Ecosia: Blocks me indirectly by cloudflare. Startpage: Blocks me explicitly, saying "Your connection has been
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by usere9364382 3y ago
No, that is a different project. Judging from the github link, that was released in 2016. The reddit link is from 2018. Also see here, http://eyeandtea.com/ and in particular, http://eyeandtea.com/crxoop&#x2
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by usere9364382 3y ago
If you really want to be upset, take a look to see what it could have been like already with IE8 era technology https://old.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/9vuwe3/crxcmp_s... Link in the main comment in
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by usere9364382 3y ago
Any fool can come up with a complicated solution, but the best mind comes up with the simplest. A man I respect once said to me. React is just another example of how rot takes over what is good. And people confuse loud with popular, popular
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by usere9364382 3y ago
If the "feature" says "block bots", and it is blocking people, then cloudflare is to blame, not the users who enabled the feature.