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philo23
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Comment #48571271
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Comment #48247716
Yep, I was a little surprised about that too, seem like it is valid though https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
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Comment #47928039
The main use case I was thinking of is being able to use an inline SVG, but with external resources inside of it (like say a CSS background image using url(...)) in such a way that…
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Comment #47926277
> How can you prevent it from accessing a parent doc when its not a separate document. By turning it into a document boundary when you use the sandbox attribute, kinda similar to l…
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Comment #47923802
It'd be nice if there was a sandbox attribute you could add to inline tags, like the attribute that'd let you opt out of all the potentially "dynamic" stuff inside of an SVG like s…
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Comment #47797233
Little bit of extra detail about static closures in PHP for anyone interested: https://www.php.net/manual/en/functions.anonymous.php#functi...
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Comment #47442764
Just tried it on my Mac and sadly it doesn’t seem like it. I’m still on Sequoia, so possibly it does it on Tahoe, but probably unlikely. That’s a shame. It’d be nice if someone on …
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Comment #47442500
It's not quite the same, but I've moved to using *.localhost for all my local web dev work. All modern browsers will resolve *.localhost to 127.0.0.1 internally. No need to setup a…
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Comment #47421215
Little bit saddened the sqlite provider doesn't use the SQLite archive format under the hood. Seems like it'd be a good fit for what they're trying to achieve + give you an easy wa…
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Comment #46977047
I'm not sure why the Falkirk Wheel keeps getting posted to HN, but hey I'm not gonna complain! I'll repost what I shared last time though, there's another much older boat lift on t…
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Comment #46734739
Just a guess but why do I get the feeling it’s because someone who setup sei.co.jp in Azure Entra (aka Azure AD) some how managed to add/claim the domain “example.com” against thei…
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Comment #46632947
The relative date formats are super useful. It can get a bit confusing when there's timezones involved though. https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.formats.php#datetime....
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Comment #46630316
Yep, locally where I am there’s one postcode for all the houses on one side of the street (all the even numbered houses) and another for the opposite side (all the odd numbers.) Pr…
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Comment #46624775
Kinda meta, but this is the first time in a long time where I've put only the first half of my postcode in expecting it not to work and been surprised. Most of these "find your nea…
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Comment #46515300
My favourite thing about these is that nearly everyone just kind of agreed on using that same pixel font for the text on the right side.
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Comment #46489535
A long while ago I wrote a very simple static site generator for personal site, mainly just to play around with using GitHub/Cloudflare pages to host my personal site. Then a coupl…
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Comment #46263792
My two favourite bits of git add -p that aren't mentioned here: the / (search) command to search unstaged hunks for a specific keyword rather than having to jump through all the in…
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Comment #46204909
It's not exactly the same, but I definitely remember Microsoft releasing some kind of conversion tool around the start of Office 2007's life that could convert the newer XML based …
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Comment #45993217
From that diff it looks to me that if ~/.mozilla exists OR if MOZ_LEGACY_HOME is set it uses ~/.mozilla, otherwise it uses the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.mozilla directory instead. So no mi…
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Comment #45909736
I believe that was part of the original plan for Proton, but with the success of the Steam Deck that got shelved and it moved to a focus purely on Linux. I don't think it's ever li…
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Comment #45604806
Good to hear, that’s what I was hoping that it was doing.
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Comment #45604701
Maybe this is a lack of understanding on my part, but this bit of the explanation sets off alarm bells for me: > Under the hood, we're building a client-sourced RAG for the DOM. An…