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If the title misrepresents the article, you should report it.
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Like 10% of the global population has a disability. This isn't a tiny fraction.
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> Nope. They said that it's different than what they are used to. Big difference.
Read: nobody knows if it's any good, which is pretty shitty it terms of security. Security is already hard enough when you don't roll your own crypto, no reason to make it even harder.
> Read: Signal uses what they know and are used to.
Which is exactly what you want, using tested and proven security practices instead of weird and unknown crypto. Why do the makers of Telegram want to use their own protocol so badly? Either they are malicious or they are arrogant, both are bad from an user perspective.
All this and the fact that encryption is not enabled by default, and not even available for chat on desktop or group chats makes Telegram just not any better than Whatsapp if what you want is privacy. Just use Signal.
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feuerwehrmann
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Accessibility was not mentioned in either of my HCI courses. I'm not sure why it isn't looked at more.
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cowinabadplace
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It means pretty much the same as "absent cowboy".
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m0dev
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Yeah, I guess the article is more like a rant or way to let off steam because our dependencies to other APIs screwed us badly over the past two weeks.
Partially I agree also with you. You definitely SHOULD not reinvent the wheel.
"Standing on the shoulders of giants", re-use as much as you can and just do your core business (logic).
I think the whole point comes down to be aware of dependencies (runtime or compile time) and evaluate the risk.
Example given: We have an OAUTH Provider where the webpage is often not available and we can do NOTHING about it. And it REALLY hurts to have issues with the login,
Maybe we should have just went with a native login or with a "Social provider" which has \~100% uptime (e.g. Facebook, Google, ... whatever)
A dependency has always an implicit price and attached risk, building something on your own also.
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Apple are leagues ahead of the others when it comes to data protection, their interest in user data is a fraction of the others.
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Personally I'd hope that a blind person is considerate enough to consult with an able person so they don't buy someone a PT cruiser. Also filling out forms are easily complicated by javascript checkers/dynamic forms that aren't using templating and have to manually generate labels, plus the fact that many payment processors require going to other pages. I'm also interested in why you think an improper button like a span button costs more to implement than using a button tag (that's the only difference in creating it). As stupid as it is, when you're using a CSS framework the span button ends up being the same except for tabbing and screenreaders.
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but it is an exploit because it is not an intended feature from Android, but a bug, which was fixed in later versions
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m0dev
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Yeah seems I triggered a lot of JS Developers :D
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i think i'll take my chances tvym
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feuerwehrmann
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I see from a quick google search that 3% of the US population is visually impaired, and 25% is hearing impared
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Yeah, the one used by chrome and not the rest. Mixed up the versions.
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Sounds like nonsense. AWS builds massive infrastructure in the most extreme general purpose systems possible (consumable services for arbitrary orgs). It's built largely on DynamoDB.
In fact, AWS has *banned* relational databases in areas of their cloud, because they've found them to be far less reliable performance-wise.
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As much as docker swarm is not really even a competitor (how much more basic it is), we did use it for a project, and it like...pretty much worked. And the relative effort to get that set up, compared to k8s makes me think at least that there's a world where most of the k8s complexity can/should be hidden or optional more of the time.
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tensouder54
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I'm pretty sure it's in volation of the [Computer Misuse Act (CMA) 1990](https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1990/18/contents).
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m0dev
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t2_sxtkd
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Was it because of the second part or what did you dislike about it overall?
(Just trying to get better at this whole thing)
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I have never read an intelligent word posted on dev.to. I instantly think less of anyone who visits there, and if you post there, I am already convinced you are quite a stupid person.
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Would you say this about Redis, which still doesn't support guaranteed replication?
Not all use-cases require transactions.
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feuerwehrmann
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It is not much more work to add alt tags to images, and ensure that the layout of a web application is logical. granted, it is easier when starting than retrofitting an application. Some of the frameworks (bootstrap) makes it a little easier. Aria tags really help a screen reader read a page properly.
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Poromenos
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> A second decryption key/comprimised RNG is exactly what the NSA pulled when they pushed Elliptical Curve RNG and got it standardized by NIST a few years back and implemented in RSA through bribes by the NSA
Exactly my point.
> and reverted because of security concerns.
It wasn't reverted "because of security concern". It was reverted *because it was a fucking backdoor*. You asked "Please, tell us how to make public-key crypto decryptable by both only the user and the government" and I told you how: With a backdoor the government holds.
> 2 private keys for public-key crypto isn't possible.
Right, because you can't generate compromised RSA keys:
https://gist.github.com/ryancdotorg/18235723e926be0afbdd
> RSA is the embodiment of an NP-Complete problem known as the Knapsack problem
Spoken like a true person with access to Wikipedia. You should have read a bit better, though, because RSA relies on prime factorization, not <insert random NP-complete knapsack problem here>. In fact, integer factorization is [probably not an NP-complete problem](https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/159/is-integer-factorization-an-np-complete-problem), although it is in the NP class, so you're completely off the mark.
> Symmetric key crypto is it's own beast, but the same things holds true.
The fact that they can easily be backdoored with a compromised PRNG without being decryptable by anyone with either the secret or the backdoor key, you mean? Yes, I agree.
> I'm thinking you don't really know what you're talking about.
Thanks. I'll tell my boss, the creator of fucking PGP, that he should fire me.
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robatwilliams
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Author here. Good point, I've now made this clear at the very start.
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mehdifarsi
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SOLID WILL NOT REPLACE YOUR COMMON SENSE...
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feuerwehrmann
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> we're talking about tab-ordering, labeling fields, basic design stuff.
and using elements as they are contextually meant to be (for example a label as a label of an element not to place text on the page and tables for tabular data)
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DolphinsAreOk
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t2_a67on
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Who cares?
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LordKlevin
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I find that the "generic programming" subset of C++ is nice to work in. Pure functions, no dynamic polymorphism and a half decent (compared with non-functional languages) type system.
Is it perfect? Not even close. Does it suck that it takes discipline? Very much so, particularly if you're working in a larger team.
I just haven't found anything better.
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endeavourl
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Which bug? Is there a bug tracker entry, a reference number, anything? Because the linked document doesn't provide any of it, or refer to any bugs at all.
Any modern Android app defers requesting privileges until they are required.
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AttackOfTheThumbs
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No shit, that has been clarified already?
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Yeah
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powerofmightyatom
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cmd.exe is one of the most backwards compatible riddled piece of code on a Windows install. That it runs as well as it does is amazing. There's so much weirdness due to in theory supporting DOS 1 concepts.
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The web site has been developed over a whole year, and a new website was proposed last year.
All those links are from the past week, and most of them are from the past day.
The new website went live last week, those who have complained about it the last couple of days came one year later to the party.
So maybe my question wasn't clear. Do you have any links to the discussions about the website during this year of development where it was argued that the design wasn't good?
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dmkerr
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I agree. I do think that there are strong arguments to be made that plans for accessibility, localization and security all ultimately make the software better and more profitable.
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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kitd
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t2_3ni4a
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"BREAKING: Is Betteridge's Law true?"
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False
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t5_2fwo
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False
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feuerwehrmann
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t2_f2gh2
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div is meant to be a container of semantic elements.
from the W3C spec:
>The div element has no special meaning at all. It represents its children. It can be used with the class, lang, and title attributes to mark up semantics common to a group of consecutive elements.
> Authors are strongly encouraged to view the div element as an element of last resort, for when no other element is suitable. Use of the div element instead of more appropriate elements leads to poor accessibility for readers and poor maintainability for authors.
Contextually speaking, one should use headers for section headings and they should be used sequentially (h1 -> h4) paragraph tags should hold paragraph text, and so on and so forth.
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10
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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KickMeElmo
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t2_6u9pw
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Don't forget Instagram. Just another tendril of the monster that is Facebook.
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False
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eba8vmd
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t3_a3v0ve
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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Raonak
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t2_9jbmm
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But the standard didnt exist yet when they made the redesign. Once the standards were finalised did they not reupdate the site?
They didnt penalise the other browsers. They just didnt take them into account, chrome got the upgrade first because it was the browser that they develop against.
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False
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ec7g6ym
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t3_a7k0an
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t1_ec7d22d
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/r/programming/comments/a7k0an/did_google_cripple_edges_youtube_performance/ec7g6ym/
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1
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public
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False
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GabeSteffe
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t2_chlwu
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This seems kinda elistist / gate-keeper-y
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False
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0
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eba8x9f
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t3_a3yzks
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/r/programming/comments/a3yzks/web_development_computer_science/eba8x9f/
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t5_2fwo
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public
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False
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chucker23n
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If they "desire to progress on their career", that's one option. A better one might be not to be too focused on a single vendor. A good work-life balance might also be a healthy approach.
I do keep fairly up-to-date on this, but I don't expect colleagues to, and your elitist expectations say more about you than them.
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/r/programming/comments/a7xki7/net_core_whats_coming_in_net_core_30/ec7g7na/
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t3_a3whn0
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/r/programming/comments/a3whn0/you_dont_need_pwa_or_amp_to_make_your_website/eba8xul/
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1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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False
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m0dev
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t2_sxtkd
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OP here:
I just modified the title of the article to be only (on the website)
"**Why runtime dependencies are \*\*\*\*ing you over and over again".**
Sorry for misleading a few of you guys to think the article is mostly about compile dependencies - should have known it better. Sadly I can not modify the title for the reddit post.
Thanks for all your input so far, you guys gave me some valuable feedback and also a good feeling that I am not alone with my thoughts about dependencies.
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/r/programming/comments/a7z5ni/why_dependencies_are_ing_you_over_and_over_again/ec7g7vy/
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t5_2fwo
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ottawadeveloper
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t2_5dnv5
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I let my repairperson in to fix a window. If he steals while here, is that just my fault for trusting him now?
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False
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eba8yan
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/r/programming/comments/a3v0ve/facebook_engineers_discovered_technique_of_adding/eba8yan/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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gen_0
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t2_1y307aa2
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what exactly do they trigger
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ec7g95e
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t3_a7z5ni
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/r/programming/comments/a7z5ni/why_dependencies_are_ing_you_over_and_over_again/ec7g95e/
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-1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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ansraliant
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The blame here is not only from Facebook, but the engineers as well.
The should have at least disclose it anonymously or something. They knew about this, implemented it, released it, and did nothing.
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t3_a3v0ve
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feuerwehrmann
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Further albeit not mentioned in the article, good accessible design generally translates well for mobile devices.
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ec7gezw
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zackline
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As I understand it, it's not an exploit but rather using legacy permissions in order to profit from backwards compatibility requirements.
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False
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eba91cr
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psyon
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Not sure if there were better solutions for this, but it's what I came up with when goofing around with it to save a friend some time.
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ec7ggje
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/r/programming/comments/a82l43/poor_mans_object_detection_for_moth_specimens/ec7ggje/
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r/programming
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Xelbair
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HTML5 + CSS3 is Turing Complete.
but i agree anyways.
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False
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eba95z4
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t3_a3yzks
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/r/programming/comments/a3yzks/web_development_computer_science/eba95z4/
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t5_2fwo
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chucker23n
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I don't believe that's true. C++/CX was intended to be used with WinRT, which was the predecessor of UWP.
WPF was always .NET-specific. There are, however, bridged .NET variants of C++: C++/CLI and its predecessor Managed C++. _Those_ can target WPF (because they output IL, i.e. .NET bytecode). C++/CX, however, doesn't target anything .NET-based.
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/r/programming/comments/a7temr/win16_for_fun_and_probably_no_profit/ec7ggrp/
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t5_2fwo
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zackline
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t2_mysu8
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From my understanding Facebook didn't find an exploit and there wasn't even an exploit, just old permissions that for backwards compatibility include call log permissions.
Also, I don't know whether that would suffice to violate those laws, assuming Facebook still gathers the user's consent while registering or something of that sort.
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eba9691
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/r/programming/comments/a3v0ve/facebook_engineers_discovered_technique_of_adding/eba9691/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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m0dev
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t2_sxtkd
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I feel it is used as some sort of clickbait, since by default I am like (at least unconsciously) "What am I doing wrong!?". I am not offended by it, but very often annoyed after reading that I clicked on it.
And I have to click on it to find out what the author even means (click bait).
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ec7ghil
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t3_a7z5ni
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/r/programming/comments/a7z5ni/why_dependencies_are_ing_you_over_and_over_again/ec7ghil/
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FourSquash
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t2_48sdw
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People who aren't teenagers?
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False
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eba98lf
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t3_a3v0ve
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/r/programming/comments/a3v0ve/facebook_engineers_discovered_technique_of_adding/eba98lf/
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feuerwehrmann
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t2_f2gh2
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1989 it was passed and enacted in 1990. This act is why doors have levers in place of knobs, and crosswalks beep
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False
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ec7gjk8
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t3_a7xwy3
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/r/programming/comments/a7xwy3/theres_already_a_blueprint_for_a_more_accessible/ec7gjk8/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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NoBrain
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[dev.to](https://dev.to) !== intelligent
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a3yzks/web_development_computer_science/eba9fh3/
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r/programming
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istarian
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To be fair that makes the most for a website which is a traditional document, which much of the web today is not. HTML and CSS has been turned to the purposes of making *webapps*.
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ec7gmtr
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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suchpostsowow
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Yeah
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False
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greenkarmic
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I agree. I started coding in Android this year and could not believe how verbose the Java code was. After 2 weeks we switched to Kotlin, much better. It surprised me because I used Java for years, but for this Android application it was a lot more verbose then I was used to.
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ec7gnbi
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/r/programming/comments/a7nggt/netflix_standardizes_on_spring_boot_as_java/ec7gnbi/
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Notorious4CHAN
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t2_jlens
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> If YOU link to the official site then sorry, you can not call yourself an "objective person".
You need to rethink your logic here. It is unsound. Also, I did not see the phrase "objective person" (or even a similar phrase) anywhere in the post so I'm not sure why you wrapped quotes around it. I don't know anything about AMP so I can't claim who is right or wrong, but I can tell you your counterargument suffers a credibility issue by comparison.
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/r/programming/comments/a3whn0/you_dont_need_pwa_or_amp_to_make_your_website/eba9i3a/
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feuerwehrmann
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t2_f2gh2
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You can disable autoplay ubiquitously in firefox.
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False
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Timbit42
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I think it had changed to Yahoo! for a while and then back to Google again.
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False
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eba9jww
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/r/programming/comments/a3t3rg/goodbye_edgehtml_the_mozilla_blog/eba9jww/
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feuerwehrmann
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t2_f2gh2
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There are plugins like WAVE and AXE for chrome and firefox that can do accessibility checking. You can also download NVDA (non-visual desktop access) which is a screen reader to test your design
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FourSquash
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t2_48sdw
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We really live in a post-truth world. It's fucking terrifying. Everyone rushes to publish whatever outrage porn they can without doing any actual fact checking. This goes for random 5-minutes-of-fame people on Twitter all the way up to the biggest news organizations.
It doesn't even matter if they correct themselves later, because the press cycle moves on so fast and everyone on social media has already changed their attention to something else. Reddit has had a steady flow of frontpaged false outrage pieces for years.
&#x200B;
edit: At least this post got removed, thanks mods. However I feel that anyone who upvoted or commented should be notified when a post is taken down for being false or misleading. Maybe they'd learn something.
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/r/programming/comments/a3v0ve/facebook_engineers_discovered_technique_of_adding/eba9l41/
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m50d
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t2_6q02y
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> If Mongo was an option, you didn't need local mount points.
Sure, but I may well still have needed network-local and/or on-prem.
> Just throw the shit on geo-redundant cloud storage (you know, S3) and be done with it. Cheap, reliable, fast.
S3 isn't consistent enough for realtime storage; you can have an acknowledged write but it will take seconds or minutes before the file is available for read.
Turn it around: what does "geo-redundant cloud storage" give you that a document database or key-value store (possibly a hosted solution, if that's what you want) doesn't? Why is introducing S3 into my stack easier or more lightweight than introducing mongo?
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/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec7gzb9/
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False
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sisyphus
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t2_31lml
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That's what makes it a conspiracy.
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False
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t3_a3tk0q
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/r/programming/comments/a3tk0q/is_k8s_too_complicated/eba9n4w/
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r/programming
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False
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DuckDuckYoga
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t2_wyk5i
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Is that all disabilities or just the kind that would impact computer use?
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False
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ec7gzjq
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t3_a7xwy3
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/r/programming/comments/a3yzks/web_development_computer_science/eba9nab/
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r/programming
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Talonz
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t2_3orqi
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Google has a good series called [A11ycasts](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNYkxOF6rcICWx0C9LVWWVqvHlYJyqw7g) that goes over some often-extremely-simple tips that once you internalize them, become just as easy as anything else you've learned when implementing something new. Some simple pointers:
* Use hierarchial headers (always start at h1 and never skip like from h2 to h4)
* Don't make divs clickable, instead use buttons (you can format them with simple css to be just like divs with almost no effort)
* Use semantic links (e.g. don't say "click [here](https://reddit.com) to see our company brochure", say something like "check out [company brochure](https://reddit.com)" or something that makes sense in the context)
* Always use alt text for images that can serve as a literal replacement of the image that makes sense if it doesn't load (or use empty alt text if the image is purely decorative)
* Use fields to describe matching input elements, and if you don't want to use fields there's css snippets/classes that will hide them for all intents and purposes
* Check color contrast in areas that need to be readable (and if you don't have control of the color, at least raise the concern and move on)
* Use semantic html, ordered lists for things that are ordered, headers properly as mentioned, components ordered in a way that navigationally makes sense, etc. (just tab through and see if the links and inputs are in an order that makes sense... this will also get easier as time goes on and css grid, etc. gets more popular)
The article does not really address issues around business interests for retrofitting old or complex (UI-wise) systems to be accessible, but at least for new projects, these small kinds of things are really easy to do and have a huge impact for people with disabilities. Obviously you can go super deep down the rabbit hole of how to make something as accessible as possible, and if you're forced to use or integrate with something inaccessible in those ways you can be screwed, but simple things go hugely far and so are good to know.
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This is the section that articulates the advantages of FP, in it's *entirety*:
> **Immutability**
> Generally, functional programming languages do not have mutable variables; once you set a value, it cannot be changed. This makes code behavior more easily predictable and reduces the number of system errors, improving system stability.
> **Fault tolerance**
> Fault tolerance is where a system continues to be in operation, even if a failure occurs. Some functional programming languages, such as Erlang, feature fault tolerance by default.
> **Easily parallelized, highly distributed**
> Functional programming languages enable you to create a highly parallelized and highly distributed systems. Built-in functions for iteration such as map and reduce, come in handy in blockchain development.
I'm all for FP, but this is just poorly thought-out marketing-speak nonsense.
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griefbane
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And only have public visibility by default? No thanks.
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NSFWJamieVardy
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These are not choices I make myself. Browser support is decided before the contracts are drawn up and it’s mostly the clients that decide what to support.
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free_chalupas
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[This post](https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/a7ydt9/the_practical_value_of_semantic_html/) on /r/webdev makes the point well about the apple watch if you haven't read it.
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rage-1251
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Do you mean emacs helm ?
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TimLim
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Oh sorry. Sounded to me like you were still thinking he calls Ocaml a weird name.
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Carighan
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So would not including 15 petabyte of javascript... :(
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feuerwehrmann
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> webapps
Yes, divs are great for that, and there are extra attributes that can be added to make it semantically useful.
for example, a progress bar in a web app, add a role and some other attributes and it is magically accessible
div id="percent-loaded" role="progressbar" aria-valuenow="75" aria-valuemin="0" aria-valuemax="100"
Admittedly it is easier when creating an app than going back and fixing an app.
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beegro
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I think you're really simplifying how embedded a lot of these systems are into our lives. Just like switching to another bank isn't always an option, neither is moving entire industries to different hosting providers. Let's use Netflix as an example.
Netflix has built an entire suite of automation tools for deployment, redundancy, storage and analytics on top of AWS. These are not tools that can just be ported over to another cloud provider in a week. There is maybe only one other cloud provider, Google, that could handle sick a load in the first place and the architecture is much different. It would be a ground up rewrite of tools that took years to engineer.
Another example, look at Google Maps. Imagine the breakage to ride share apps if it just goes away. Imagine the number of corporate and government apps that grind to a halt in it's absence. So many actual jobs are tied to people's ability to access that application as part of a data feed or the actual app itself that it would have significant, global impact if it were to simply stop functioning.
Last example, imagine losing Amazon. Sure, we can all buy our stuff somewhere else but they are a global marketplace for other sellers as well. They are the largest retailer outside of Asia and huge numbers of manufacturers, distributors, logistics companies and pricing firms rely on its existence. That's all without considering AWS.
While the major tech firms aren't quite as interdependent on each other for existence like the banks they do act like the base layer for so much of the economy. They can't just go away. If they went bankrupt they would likely need to be run on some government assistance until they could be broken into smaller components and sold or run as independent entities.
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b1bendum
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I am not sure how I can make this more clear. The standard existed when they did their new design. They still pushed out the non-standard redesign. There was no upgrade here, there was non-standard browser tech, the type of crap we used to give MS crap for with IE. They intentionally penalized other browsers that actually implemented the standard. There is no standard unless it is implemented by at least 1 other browser! That's how the whole process works! You don't get to make up a new tag, push it to your browser, push it to one of the world's biggest sites and then say everyone else just isn't implementing the standard. What part of this is not clear!?
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lithium224
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Seriously? That’s wild.
edit: (I’m very high I apologize) Does that mean a supercomputer could theoretically simulate human consciousness running purely HTML and CSS code?
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TinyImprovement
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Appearances are deceiving, especially to those with an untrained eye.
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mr-slappy
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You mean the law that applies to the US & has nothing to do with the context of this paper that was published by the _UK goverment_ which would fall under the computer misuse act...as someone else has linked to.
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feuerwehrmann
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Skimmed quick, looks awesome, saving to read later
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Koppis
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We need a subreddit that debunks all these popular sensationalized posts.
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grauenwolf
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PostgreSQL wasn't known for its performance back then, but it was far from the only relational database.
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pwnedary
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> encourage website owners to transfer less data well without trying to sneak this in via AMP
I fail to see how that would be any different from AMP.
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Or Linux is creating a backdoor/rootkit for a Samsung "special" device.
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oblisk
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>Also, the banks have assets that supersedes any Silicon Valley giant. That’s what was rescued.
I'd say it was the banks liabilities which caused the bailout and rescue.
I'll let the accountants debate assets vs. liabilities.
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StillNoNumb
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I think what he meant is that it has been exploited already before it was reported to Microsoft
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Silencement
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This will never happen. GDPR gives rights to the people and that's socialism, which is unacceptable in the Land of the Free ^TM.
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grauenwolf
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I'm sure that I've said plenty of things that make me sound like an asshole, but I don't see how not being differential to a PhD saying ignorant things is one of them.
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Firefox used to have memory leaks but they were fixed. Now Chrome has more memory leaks than Firefox. I can run Firefox for 3 or 4 weeks before it has leaked enough memory that I need to restart it and I have about 100 tabs open in 5 windows all the time.
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kevindqc
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What does that even mean lol. What are they supposed to have learned?
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quixotik
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‘Facebook hackers’
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FrozzenBF
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Vimium will solve your problems
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enroxorz
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The banks have a lot more physical assets than FAANG does. We have old senators who only think in old timey ways. Hence, why they will bail Chase and other banks but might let FAANG die.
Edit: They also see FAANG as a service, not the backbone of our economy (which is true). If Facebook dies, someone else will easily come up. The only one of the FAANG I would be worried about is Amazon. The AWS infrastructure has become almost a necessity with very few rivals and not an easy way to start up one.
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Please, make a gif. I tired of reading the description
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Oh, in that case, I have no idea.
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eggn00dles
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just seems kinda provocative to me, profanity, pointing fingers. yeah it's just a title and i realize how ridiculous my first sentence sounds but i don't know any better way to put it.
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Sounds like a CS major trying to justify their importance over others and jerk themselves off. Who gives a shit. Just write good software.
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Author here, thanks for your thoughts. I wanted to cover a broad range of topics, while keeping it at a practical and actionable level, and also include context and reasoning behind the advice.
For a quicker read, one could just read the bold parts of each item.
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