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by y4mi 8y ago
It seems you've been misinformed by the current generation of web designers. Accessibility is actually limited to people with disabilities, though a few people have started to use it interchangeably with usability. [0] I agree with the
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by y4mi 8y ago
That claim is pretty shallow. The content is there, it's just hidden through css. If anything, a screen reader has access to the content earlier than the unimpaired people.
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by y4mi 8y ago
but why should they improve your experience, who has ad-block enabled and as such not creating any value to the website owner? It annoyed me as well before, though I realized as I stopped going there that this is for the best... for both my
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by y4mi 8y ago
I'll be honest: if I didn't know SQL already, I would have no idea what his diagrams are trying to convey... I do know at this point that he is technically right... But being 100% correct doesn't really matter at the beginnin
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by y4mi 8y ago
No, your link doesn't talk about an iot scenario. Selling and purchasing houses has absolutely nothing to do with iot. And using semantic web for that is just as bad. A basic json API would be much more stable than parsing a document w
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by y4mi 8y ago
And it is just a question of time until photos get discontinued as well...
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by y4mi 8y ago
I know security is hard and i like to skirt it sometimes as well, but i still think it should be pointed out that a fingerprint should not be used as a password for security critical data. Its at best a username, as you can't change it
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by y4mi 8y ago
But that is the thing. The regulation is still in effect, even after they gave the permission. The identifiable information still has to be encrypted. They still need to specify exactly where the information will go and why. And if a new co
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by y4mi 8y ago
Not unless their lawyers somehow keep the regulation from being enforced for them indefinitely. The regulation itself forbids their main income source
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by y4mi 8y ago
You're talking about unreal engine 4 i believe. The parent is probably talking about the previous engines. They were very expensive
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by y4mi 8y ago
they also cant coexists on linux, you know... Its a hardware limitation. You have to give the hardware component responsible for the 64bit virtualization to either hypervisor, wherever that is vbox, kvm or hyperv unless you're fine wit
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by y4mi 8y ago
You're either underestimating revenue from Windows purchases or overvaluing that publicity bonus. There are already a lot of indie games with Linux support, and triple A developments already sell millions of copies. If that added publi
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by y4mi 8y ago
Uh, what? It might've become the defacto standard for consuming them, but definitely not for creating them. Almost no service I've ever administered used a nodejs backend.
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by y4mi 8y ago
i still dont see the added security issue. you define your template inside {% verbatim %} and if you want to preseed your data, you put that into the new {{ variable|json_script }}... or do you mean that the developer uses a js framework fo
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by y4mi 8y ago
for what its worth: i'm the target audience (devops engineer) and understood it within moments of opening your landing page... And after looking at the gif, i resolved myself to take a look in a few weeks for a personal project. I&#x27
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Lambda works best when you architect you code around it, with lots of tiny methods as a total hobbyist: why ? deploying a django app with zappa is extremely painless... its only issue is that you still need an SQL backend, as DynamoDB
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by y4mi 8y ago
> but they don't know that your client-side framework will execute code inside a {{ }} block Isn't that why they added a verbatim tag?
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by y4mi 8y ago
It's not true in Germany either though...
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by y4mi 8y ago
And you think that a random stranger controlling that bot is less likely to cause damage on your property? Even if the portal authenticates everyone... They'll still be one hack away from doing whatever they can to cause something to b
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by y4mi 8y ago
You might want to look at your adblock subscriptions if you're manually creating rules. There are very dedicated and helpful people doing that already :)
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by y4mi 8y ago
Uuh, i thought the whole point of a static server was to not need an application that needs to prepare the content? It's supposed to be a dumb web server that accesses a folder structure or similar storage backed...
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by y4mi 8y ago
Well , by that logic any and all meat has to be banned. That is unachievable at the moment. It's saddening, that people willingly participate in extinction of a species however... that is what whaling has become after all.
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by y4mi 8y ago
often, you can clearly distinguish them from each other... but still don't know which is which. though i admit, that its become pretty normal for the I to be smaller than the l and the O to be rounder than the 0. I'd prefer that t
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by y4mi 8y ago
thanks for pointing that out. i actually remembered reading a headline of ~8 million at the beginning of WotLK, but when i checked statistics just now, it was pinned to 5 million. The statistic i checked started after Warlords of Draenor, h
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by y4mi 8y ago
wow had at it's prime 5 million subscriptions. Check the player count of fortnite from November...
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by y4mi 8y ago
It really didn't. Bitcoins ledger is public, marking every transaction from who to whom the money went. Yes, it's originally only the wallet id that is public, but this id only needs to be matched once to a person... And don'
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by y4mi 8y ago
The debt between European countries started with the second world war. I was taught that this is one of the strategies chosen to discourage further wars, as declaring it would destroy billions of your own money.
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by y4mi 8y ago
IntelliJ has the same problem. so does everything adobe creates and ... honestly, almost everything that caters to a niche doesn't really try to be native, as that would often create an inferior product for that specific usecase. thoug
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by y4mi 8y ago
> 100% automatically – in 5 seconds – without a single click cant drag-n-drop images on the webpage... so the slogan is a lie impressive service nonetheless
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by y4mi 8y ago
Hey, as that is pretty much my day job, i'll chime in with my 2 cents. building on the deploying server is, of course, an option. It should however be avoided, as you can never be 100% certain that everything is exactly as the code you

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