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I'd welcome the ternary conditional operator but I hope exception handling never gets introduced (at least as I'm used to it from Java, C#, JS, etc.). Exceptions should not be conf…

THANK you![1] Calling anything ops "DevOps" is right up there with calling JSON APIs "REST." I know it's silly to let it bother me, but man does it get under my skin. 1. https://im…

Whether this is actually beneficial (let alone possible) depends heavily on the type of site. Web apps that are valuable to use offline also tend to be the kind that really do warr…

100% The author is reinforcing the false dichotomy between using front end frameworks and hand-rolled JS, as if rendering data from JSON APIs is the only way to display information…

My apologies, then, I misunderstood your point. That said, I still think it's a generally good feature. If a person is distracted and fails to see the vehicle in their blind spot d…

> The whole point of indication is to signal my intention to move, so that the car in my blind spot creates room for me to merge into their lane. That is definitely not the point o…

When I write the code I know what my intention is with each line. Sure I can (and do) make mistakes, but identifying those mistakes during debugging is relatively easy during debug…

I'm very interested in any alternatives you can suggest.

This is very interesting. I'm not sure what I'd use it for yet, but I imagine it could be useful for triggering ad hoc jobs over the network. Maybe have Home Assistant make a netwo…

Protecting forms with reCAPTCHA uses cookies that fall under "marketing" and gathering site stats using Google Analytics uses cookies that fall under "marketing" and "statistics," …

It can be, see Global Privacy Control [1]. As an example, the Complianz consent plugin for WordPress can detect and respect the user's GPC setting, but that feature can be toggled.…

I don't think that's the target audience here. Proton makes safer, more private (than, say, Gmail) email a possibility for people who don't have much technical knowledge but who kn…

I can't help but wonder if we've already hit the point where real people now write like that because it's what they're exposed to day in and day out. I have zero evidence to back t…

You're right, Electron is not inherently bad and apps need RAM. There's no getting around that. The issue with Electron is that it encourages building desktop apps as self-containe…

The issue isn't usage, it's waste. Every byte of RAM that's used unnecessarily because of bloated software frameworks used by lazy devs (devs who make the same arguments you're mak…