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by webstrand 6y ago
I think that's a bit uncharitable. WebAuthn isn't terribly useful right now simply because most users lack hardware tokens. And from a backend services perspective, which the article seems to take, there's no good place to in
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by webstrand 6y ago
That's a reasonable option, I'll have to try that. My only concern is that when an anchor tag has no href attribute, the styling is different. It usually behaves as plain text, if I remember correctly, which is really confusing if
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by webstrand 6y ago
I use them with progressive enhancement, so if javascript is available, then a dynamically generated href is added. Otherwise, I prefer non-functional links, because hiding the links often affects layout and can be confusing. If the link is
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by webstrand 6y ago
I use them for progressive enhancement. If javascript is available, I'll add a dynamically generated href, or call .addEventListener("click", ...) and add behaviour to the link. Buttons can be used sometimes, but if you'
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by webstrand 6y ago
There's no real alternative to `javascript:void 0`. If you need to have a link that absolutely will not do anything, even under noscript, it's the only solution. Using `href="#"` is not an alternative, because it messes
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by webstrand 6y ago
If Apple provided a way to jailbreak their devices, I'd be more inclined to support this argument. But they try to prevent jailbreaking at every opportunity so, regardless of the legality of it, Apple does not consider the phone your s
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by webstrand 7y ago
In the US, many, if not most, credit cards don't charge a monthly fee. Is it different in the EU?
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by webstrand 7y ago
That only includes the ebuilds, which are instructions for how to build from source, not the sources themselves.
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by webstrand 7y ago
I've struggled with, and am still struggling with, units hanging on shutdown. It's my biggest complaint with systemD aside from journald eating its own logs. I've been using magic SysRq to force hanging units to quit. SysRq +
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by webstrand 7y ago
If I understand it correctly, it doesn't. That's why they're called stackless threads. Variables local to the stack frame lose their state, so any internal state needs to be stored in a global.