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piskerpan

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    Comment #33939600

    As an European, I don't see the problem with what's being argued here. The photo is art, as is, and it should be automatically covered by copyright. You can't download a photo and …

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    Comment #33932190

    Sorry I don’t think Firefox lost because of extensions. Nobody cared except us. They lost because on Google advertised the living * out of Chrome. Firefox couldn’t compete regardle…

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    Comment #33931781

    > These companies assume we are too lazy, misinformed, and stupid to do anything. Correctly assume * HN is not representative of the general population, a lot of people don’t bothe…

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    Comment #33931138

    Knowing the history of Firefox, XUL extensions and their demise, this feels more of a limitation. For those who don't know, Firefox couldn't innovate because any change to the UI b…

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    Comment #33931132

    Ironic and fantastic. So many good ideas are born and die with short-lived projects because no one bothered to extract and polish them as standalone solutions while the project was…

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    Comment #33916941

    You’re joking but adblocking has been available on Safari iOS for several years

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    Comment #33909322

    I can’t get really past the guy’s attitude. From the get go he’s mocking the work from the marketing to materials, and he’s not doing it in a fun way. Just plain denigrating. I tho…

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    Comment #33907012

    I’m surprised it’s still around. Since GitHub released Actions and Travis abandoned the freemium, there weren’t many reasons to stay

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    Comment #33876453

    How do you link your hardware key to the website? You still have to plug it into a proprietary black box. If you think your computer security is weak, it will continue to be the we…

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    Comment #33863733

    “- due to poachers”

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    Comment #33863568

    I’m having the same experience with it. They’re trying too hard to be politically correct and it’s annoying.

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    Comment #33863442

    “Tusk-less elephants outbreed tusked ones” But that wouldn’t be as catchy and as misleading/misunderstood as the original. Anyone reading that one will assume that elephants are pu…

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    Comment #33861432

    Maybe it's because I'm specifically trying to push its buttons, but every answer I get from ChatGPT is super boring, cookie cutter and "politically correct". OP’s input no longer g…

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    Comment #33853140

    No experience with the US market, but I thought that thanks to planes like A350 the opposite was happening: new routes between smaller cities thanks to fuel efficiency. It's possib…

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    Comment #33849504

    Completely irrelevant and MDN is infuriatingly “wrong.” 1px is not 1 physical pixel anywhere anymore. It’s just a “base unit” that we all agreed on decades ago. It could be 4 displ…

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    Comment #33849461

    Ironically this is the least accessible solution because it doesn’t let the user change the font size at all (not that it’s particularly common in this day and age, due to full-pag…

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    Comment #33849448

    If you’re talking about the zoom controls in Safari (and any other modern browser), units are completely irrelevant. For the last 15 years, browsers have been changing the size of …

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    Comment #33845020

    I'm looking at it on MacBook with 40% brightness and I can tell the difference, but yeah it's only slightly better. Reading the comment I was expecting some orange outline but ther…

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    Comment #33836567

    I thought variable width fonts were pretty heavy? I don’t think you actually save data over loading two separate weights. The savings come in later (3+ weights)

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    Comment #33811290

    So I ask for a translation and it fails because it times out, giving me an error. And you call that good programming? I get it that the server translations are better, but currentl…

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    Comment #33805112

    I think you can find those answered spelled out online. In short, it’s not JPEG 2000.

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    Comment #33799213

    I don’t know what you’re using but most developers most likely don’t need “lots of -webkit- prefixes”. In the link posted by the sibling commenter, I see 2-3 properties that could …

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    Comment #33798915

    Love it. But all the languages are pretty similar to each other, I’d argue. I want to see it working with some exotic language like Mandarin. Most translators deliver hilarious res…

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    Comment #33798901

    That’s just bad programming. Turn on Airplane Mode and it will work. A bunch of apps won’t even try to use offline data when they’re “online”, even if the connection is 1 byte/seco…

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    Comment #33760825

    Side note: I love websites that break the mold with alternative layouts like this one, even though it's still simple and beautiful.