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gsnedders
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About gsnedders
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Comment #49213149
I feel like SF has been full of frequently inscrutable billboards as long as I’ve been coming here — at least a decade. It’s maybe got slightly more extreme recently, with an even …
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Comment #49131096
https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/commits/master/aci... shows the history of the web-platform-tests copy of WPT, which has mostly followed Hixie’s earlier updates to Acid3 …
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Comment #49119287
I’d still love a way to be able to rewrite commits at merge time, via Actions or otherwise. The most obvious case is something like adding a Reviewed-By/Signed-off-by trailer based…
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Comment #49119191
And enough of the time you can just match based on subject line, similar to how fixup/squash commits work with autosquash. There’s enough ways you can match up commits, with plenty…
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Comment #48965169
Being based on a microcontroller and having limited RAM, I do wonder how good its ePub implementation is, especially in terms of CSS, but also in terms of dealing with larger (XHTM…
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Comment #48599844
This is why a distinction is often drawn between vulnerabilities and exploits — many more things can be weaknesses in a system that can only be exploited in combination with other …
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Comment #48571918
It came in macOS Tahoe 26 — a year later than on iOS and iPadOS. Personally, I find it somewhat less effective on larger screens, simply because my eyes are more likely to be furth…
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Comment #48544448
Yes, every single CSS standard ever has required that.
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Comment #48536038
While plausible, I would suspect it’s more likely you’ve just run into bugs than forwards-compatible error behaviour — most ePubs don’t get anywhere near actually interesting CSS!
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Comment #48535077
epubcheck is meant to ensure conformance with the standards, not the interoperably implemented subset of the standards. (Which has lots of awkward questions: which implementations …
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Comment #48534622
You are of course correct that ePub nowadays doesn’t mandate a given version of CSS (though earlier versions did!), but that doesn’t matter in this case: it’s non-conforming accord…
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Comment #48534562
To be clear, ADE’s behaviour is not conforming to any version of the standards it claims to implement. If it had been, it would reject that specific max-width property declaration …
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Comment #48534349
Another obvious example are cryptographic hash functions: if you have a function f(s) = h, you can trivially specify a function inverse_f(h) = s st f(s) = h, and if you can infer a…
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Comment #48470409
Only WSL2; WSL1 was an actual subsystem.
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Comment #48427521
It feels deeply unfortunate that even with Windows on AArch64 requiring ACPI that it still doesn’t suffice for Linux, unlike on x86. And I know a lot of that lies on the vendors, b…
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Comment #48338609
Who is outsourced here? It’s not immediately apparent from the article that people were being outsourced?
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Comment #48338570
> In a union, the only way up is seniority or, in other words, the amount of money you've paid in dues over the years. I’m unaware of this ever being the case in the UK — the lack …
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Comment #48018528
Apple’s own style guide says to use the name of the appropriate release: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/applestyleguide/apsg72...
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Comment #48010944
RSS 2.0 is kinda an unspecified mess, and at least 15 year ago, if you wanted to be compatible with the majority of content you needed some weird heuristics to detect which interpr…
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Comment #48001105
Other common approaches: 1. Per capita 2. Per registered vehicle 3. Per trip All of these have upsides and downsides (as does “per vehicle km”), and all will paint different pictur…
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Comment #48000851
https://www.spiegel.de/auto/aktuell/tempolimit-koennte-jaehr... claims a 75% higher fatality rate on unrestricted autobahn v. autobahn with speed limits. But in general: freeways/m…
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Comment #48000766
At least in SF, there’s both a phone number and a QR code on a sticker on the driver-side window, and per what’s linked from https://waymo.com/firstresponders/ it seems like that’s…
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Comment #47930183
AS2 was mostly following the direction of ES4 — so it wouldn’t have diverged if it hadn’t been abandoned.
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Comment #47915436
You cannot stop in a cycle lane to drop people off without first driving into the cycle lane.
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Comment #47907889
A few devices do support USB 5Gbps over Lightning!