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by y4mi 5y ago
My biggest gripe with offline-first capability of PWAs is speed . a network roundtrip is generally faster then fetching the same information from indexeddb, and you still have to sync first because indexeddb tends to get wiped at inopportu
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by y4mi 5y ago
you'd still have to draw a line at some point which terms you'd explain as otherwise your article only consist of glossary information. i'm pretty sure the term offline-first wouldn't have met the cutoff point, as its _r
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by y4mi 5y ago
But js backend has been even more stable with express being the defacto standard since the beginning...
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by y4mi 5y ago
> You hire more "heroes". Pay what they're worth. Make them happy. i dont think its as easy as you make it sound. these "heroes" generally are as productive because they dont sync and already have a clear idea
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by y4mi 5y ago
JS is as old as java, but they're both talking about the build process of JS. in the beginning, JS wasn't really transcoded/compiled. The first time i personally found out about that was sometime after 2010 with coffeescript,
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by y4mi 5y ago
Not in the same market, so it's too heavy. It could handle the required rpm to create lift/takeoff (up to 18k according to their marketing material, it would probably overheat if you had that kind of rpm for an extended period of
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by y4mi 5y ago
you only have one internet-capable device you use each month? i got a phone, two tablets, two laptops, a desktop and a TV. my phone uses Blockada and firefox with ublock origin, they both block some ads, but some still get through. one of t
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by y4mi 5y ago
no, i didn't. nor can i comprehend how you got that idea. we were talking about how many people see internet adverts. you then linked a statistic implying that 42.7% of people wouldn't be reached because they're using adblock
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by y4mi 5y ago
> 42.7% of internet users worldwide (16-64 years old) use ad blocking tools at least once a month. That statistic is incredibly misleading. The amount of page views without adblocks is much higher then the insinuated 58%, because they&
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that most previous methods have had their effectiveness significantly reduced by how our society works nowadays. Most non-IT workers still don't use an AdBlocker, so you're actually getting your ads in front o
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by y4mi 5y ago
The same question has been answered in the linked GitHub issue, though the comment was marked as off topic. It's special administrative console, more in depth info what that actually is in the comment. https://github.com&#x2
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by y4mi 5y ago
Or the conspiracy take: Mozilla only survives because Google wants to make sure that an alternative exists so they cannot be considered a monopoly. That would also explain Mozilla behavior for the last few years... But motivations from big
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by y4mi 5y ago
You seem to think that devs are even able to decide what os they use... Most corps I worked at had a specific setup I was required to use, which was generally windows.
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by y4mi 5y ago
Most of the nations where these kinds of restrictions are in place aren't in danger of getting their hospitals swamped to that degree. It might be correlated (they might not be in danger of this because they have said restrictions), bu
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by y4mi 5y ago
it does work to some degree though, just look at the new internment camp for political refugees (the new Moria). fully financed by the EU to lock away these evil people behind barbed wire fences. feels good having your tax money used to kee
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by y4mi 5y ago
Depends on how they're reporting on it. There absolutely are reporters that do this by always saying things like "it feels like... " Etc. It's however notoriously hard to estimate these numbers and participants generally
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by y4mi 5y ago
Vorsprung is anything that is slightly ahead, so you're wrong there. It applies to a lot more than you seem to think. It's frequently used in describing smallish platforms on mountains, buildings as well for example. The German te
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by y4mi 5y ago
Resource pinning isn't gonna work unless the app isn't actively being developed. And if it isn't, pinning is redundant. Public key pinning would disregard the PKI RFCs, so not a good idea either. If people want to whitelist o
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by y4mi 5y ago
docker is a second-class citizen on anything but linux. i'm especially amazed you bothered with the m1 mac mini if you wanted to use docker, considering how little memory it has. the memory overhead of having a VM running with only 8GB
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by y4mi 5y ago
i think a lot of people never really understood googles business model. google absolutely wants to protect their users privacy from third parties. their ideal situation would be if they're the only one's knowing everything about t
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by y4mi 5y ago
> For some reason, a month after iOS is released, phones from Apple, including older phones still being sold, are either sold updated or can be updated. That reason should be pretty obvious. Apple has a massive profit margin on their p
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by y4mi 5y ago
That feature definitely is a privacy improvement though.
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm amazed you even noticed. going through it some look pretty white though. ill be the first to admit that i'm not particularly good at classifying people, but this one in particularly looked like a white male https://
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by y4mi 5y ago
> when track record is a far better indication of future performance Not all experience transfers over and developing completely new technology (both hardware and software in combination) is extremely hard. I think you're vastly
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by y4mi 5y ago
there is also screeps if anyone wants the MMO experience. but this one aint free though, because you're effectively running code 24/7 and the devs need to maintain servers so that your code gets executed. i'd suggest just get
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by y4mi 5y ago
French farmers are notorious for getting shafted if they're selling to supermarket chains etc, so it would actually be a significant benefit to both parties. there have been several documentaries about related topics, this is a recent
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by y4mi 5y ago
> but I will just add that few people/families historically have been entirely self-sufficient I'm not sure why you think that should be the goal. If they're mostly self sufficient they'll be off to a much better st
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by y4mi 5y ago
Fedora, Arch. You can basically look for any popular distro, they're all working very well if you're not entirely out of your depth wrt Linux
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by y4mi 5y ago
> ecosystem is huge compared to anything we have seen in the past. thats at least not reflected in weekly downloads. NodeJS MVC backend is really unpopular compared to other options if you trust these numbers. weekly downloads: - M
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by y4mi 5y ago
So, would you ever consider buying a product that has less then 4 stars? Very few would, which means that giving anything but a 5 star effectively means "I don't want you to ever sell this product again"

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