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Comment #26791970
While this is indeed amazing I think it suffers from not being a PWA. Being able to stuff it on its own little instance with no "back" to go to would allow people getting a cursory…
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Comment #26750611
I mean, really. For a statement noone thought to make until black people started asking to stop being wantonly murdered by cops and which only the sickest people would think to abu…
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Comment #26456892
Good for him. I'd just have made it a PWA so Apple can't stick their grubby paws on my stuff any more. Apple needs to be made to stop; clearly not just for this random crab app lol…
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Comment #26331668
There's a TON of power generation alternatives that look much better both from the "trying to not give you a lot of cancer" standpoint and the "efficiency is something we care abou…
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Comment #26329465
Either fill: currentColor or fill: var(--iconColor, currentColor) should do the trick. I prefer the 2nd one because it lets me change iconColor whenever I find it appropiate
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Comment #26197376
Does this let me bundle signed snapshots so random miscreants can't tamper with my app? I couldn't find it, and it's the one thing I'm desperately looking for in this kind of platf…
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Comment #26186635
Not saying the Linux analogy isn't good, but this is more like if entering the flags for `tar` in the wrong order could send you and your immediate family into irreversible ruin fo…
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Comment #26170538
It's not like the alt attribute stopped existing or anything. This simply lets you make what amounts to pretty screencaps of your code
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Comment #26108113
"Banning" language features that are only "banned" when a linter is placed as a roadblock between the developer and the versioning system have to be the dumbest thing us developers…
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Comment #26040709
Hi! Sorry if I'm missing something. I do not understand how to pay you? Clicked around the site for a bit and couldn't find some self evident thing I can do to send you any given a…
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Comment #25995986
How long until this is strategically murdered? I refuse to use Google products for critical infrastructure until they prove they won't kill the product as soon as they lose interes…
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Comment #25946114
Hi! Sorry, not an american. Exactly how is it legal to forego your right to a fair trial on an "agreement" between two parties who for any intents and purposes do not know each oth…
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Comment #25905014
The fact that some of the crap spouts are slower doesn't mean the pool isn't filling. You can think of it like this: There is an very large pool about 2/3 full of human crap, being…
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Comment #25825780
Right, so what's your solution then?
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Comment #25821449
Contracts by definition cannot bind people into illegal conditions, and there's degrees of neglect that can be considered illegal. The entire point of an ombudsman is to keep actor…
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Comment #25821406
Wouldn't this be a matter of simply getting it to an useful starting position?
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Comment #25821395
Sure, but there's also a lot of uh mitten in this case, getting progressively denser as more stuff gets trapped in it. I don't think there's that many ways to trap all the tons of …
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Comment #25821142
Suppose you put a largeish amount of polyurethane foam in orbit, possibly around some scaffold to take up even more space, had it inflate when up there and had it absorb any wander…
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Comment #25805682
If algorithms they own are operating on a list they maintain and they are making you lose profit, exactly why can you not sue them for that lost profis? What's the legal theory her…
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Comment #25805617
Systems (normally) model organizational processes, so companies with garbage processes usually have garbage systems in place too. This highly specific case reeks of fraud, and you …