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urban_alien
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Comment #46508222
Care to elaborate on where you're drawing the line between The Internet and The Web? Your comment doesn't make it clear.
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Comment #46315963
It's almost like... the problem wasn't the tool at all :P
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Comment #46188930
Not a slam dunk, just a factual statement
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Comment #46182574
VERY laggy on Android FF.
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Comment #43945061
What a beautiful story, thanks for sharing.
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Comment #43391997
Ok, HTTP/3 is mobile centric. But why not fallback to HTTP/2 in all other cases?
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Comment #42143291
Are these issues very particular to PHP? Honest question, this is all above my current programming knowledge.
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Comment #41874382
Care to elaborate? I'm curious.
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Comment #41754274
The continuation of this work demands defending it (and therefore the good it spread) from parasitic actors.
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Comment #41634325
nitter
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Comment #41061968
Same for me on FF Android. Unbeliveable sluggish scrolling. Couldn't read the article.
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Comment #40515334
What a female lead has to do with it?
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Comment #40379389
If the headline were "The Earth is Flat" the article could be about a lot of things, such as a sci-fi story. So yeah, it would require a click to know if it's "false". What is Cpyt…
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Comment #40335434
Have you even clicked the link?
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Comment #40248520
What's the link to her blog?
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Comment #38537788
Not strange at all! Leave those assumptions behind, take a look at symfony/console and minicli. PHP is not shiny or snarky as Python, but resilient and "boring". The "dirtness" tha…
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Comment #35729428
How do you manage Hacker News on your Inoreader feed?
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Comment #34702781
Wouldn't only visually hide the checkbox solve the accessibility issue?