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Comment #25021343
> At some point you're gonna have to trust an authoritative source. Whether that is APNews or NYT or straight from the government website. Would you really teach your children "tru…
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Comment #23360022
You are naive to think mass riots, looting and arson won’t lead to deaths. Someone with respect for human life wouldn't set fire to a building or repeatedly punch a disabled lady i…
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Comment #21322030
America is very backwards in tech for daily life. About 2 years ago I was blown away when I arrived at the San Francisco airport and had to buy a train card with a Visa card; the c…
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Comment #20456223
I'm in the same boat. It's weird that WebKit supports `preload`, which is a newer spec, but they never mention `prefetch` support anywhere: https://webkit.org/status/#?search=prelo…
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Comment #19725052
This is beyond stupid. A lot of practical questions were not answered in the article… - What is the date of birth and gender of this "legal person"? - Is it a New Zealand citizen? …
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Comment #19206785
"Oppo" is British naval slang for colleague, I heard it alot from the older navy staff at the Australian Defence Force Academy. https://www.hmsrichmond.org/dict_o.htm https://en.wi…
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Comment #19139890
The clause allowing 0.x releases to contain breaking changes needs to go. Also, the first release should be v1; so many projects never leave 0.x despite being depended on by millio…
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Comment #17615031
Taxis in Australia have cameras.
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Comment #17363575
Pretty sure it forms the white shell on mm's and Smarties.
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Comment #17212581
Unless you were doing custom jQuery builds per project (which no-one was), it was always bad. People would routinely drop in the 35kb lib and only use 3-4 functions.
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Comment #16262294
The main problem is the environments we have to code in are garbage; the simplest solutions to complexity are often standardized at the language/environment level but implementatio…