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- Yes, Firefox dropped support for remapping keys, an integral UX feature that was present in Super Metroid (SNES, 1992).

(Well, that’s not fair, they still support an API for remapping keys that only takes effect after a page tab has loaded.)
That was my thought as well. This looks like client-side portlets as a pattern without ties to a particular technology framework. I'm not sure that is a great idea as a prescriptive way to design most things, but maybe it is a good conceptual way of understanding some fairly common designs out there (eg, Amazon.com).
and of course we don't want the free market to punish the incompetent and reward the smart ones, do we?
My Googling skills mustn't be what they used to be.
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Velcro, I imagine.
Pick a side to bet on.
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How is this case different? The baby would otherwise have been heavily at risk for AIDs because her parents have AIDS. Meanwhile people with the homozygous CCR5 mutation are immune to AIDS.
Indeed. There are many more reasons than one for why Firefox is better for privacy though, such as Chrome and even Chromium phoning home by default. Containers deserve a special mention in my opinion since it still isn't a widely known feature and is a very nice idea.
That is the only source I could find as well but I also found others saying it was false and that Putin was lying and misguiding
I've discovered that https://tailwindcss.com/docs/what-is-tailwind/ fits me best as a way to do UX/UI as a backend person. Feels like functional programming with well-defined, limited number of building blocks, whereas normal CSS styling always seemed like endless amount of options. Also the docs are really great with some ready-made patterns. No idea if it is for everyone but I enjoy it right now.
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Yes, you can use it for this (I do) and it works very well.
>China will indeed replace it as the world superpower...

Again, why would this be an issue? I mean, for us here in the USA? Why would we not want to be rid of the "privilege" of being the "super" power in what is clearly a multi-polar world?
Theft doesn't scale. Like a parasite that kills its own host, after you drive your victim out of business, who will you steal from then?

Using fear and brutal dominance causes people to take less risks and focus on appearing to succeed instead of committing to the unpopular, long-term effort and delayed results that innovation requires. China's appearance of recent success is exactly that - an appearance. A thin facade created by a PR campaign. We all know from being ripped off on Amazon the real quality of Chinese products. It's exactly what one would expect from a country of prisoners.

If China is such a great power, why not compete on a even field? Get rid of the mail subsidies and use a fair currency exchange rate. You won't, because you know your backwater has no hope of competing with civilized nations. Arrogance and corruption are not a replacement for responsible and effective.
Just don't look into plugin sources. Maybe it improved since, but in 2011 it was frightening. hundred line long nested for loops with an almost exact copy just below but not really. Then commented code in the published source. In a top 20 plugin at the time.
> browser that by default will self-configure the intranet to be inaccessible.

Maybe I am not up to date, but Mozzilla has always been explicit that it would not be activated by default (and that one way of activating it would have the system DNS as fallback)

> The OS network stack can, and should, be the provider of that service.

I understand why it is important not to mess with the underlying network stack, but I would also like not to be redirected to random websites when on a public wifi (even if sometimes blocking data intensive domains like youtube is a good thing). I feel that the original mozzilla blog had a pretty good explanation of the advantages.
Amazon has invested significantly in tooling that makes debugging this possible.

I would not recommend anyone go down this route unless they are also willing to invest heavily in the tooling support necessary.
For NVidia/Win10 users, is it in Stable, or only the beta channel? I have that configuration available but I still don't see the gfx.webrender.all key in about:config.
Google or Mozilla picking DoH server for you is somehow good for privacy, instead of using one configured by you and outside of their control. Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? If not a deliberate attempt to make it harder for users to get any privacy by tracking them across changing ISPs and VPNs.
You, just like Brave, would not be "cutting out the middlemen". You are (would be) just replacing them with yourself. The only difference being that artists currently do have a choice between different labels, payment processors, etc. Whereas the Brave concept just inserts itself in the process without asking for permission, then holds the creator's money hostage until they sign.
I've wondered what happens when a vigilanty tries to shoot a criminal and kills an innocent bystander.
"For yourself" and "for an audience" are not mutually exclusive. I find them to be mutually reinforcing.

Fo myself, as the topic and exposition are intrinsically motivated. For others, as that goads me to bidging chasms and leaps of reason otherwise obscured, and for which Future Me often thanks Past Me.
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What's absurd about vibration? Without vibration, there would be nothing. Nothing at all. Vibration is the foundation of all that there is and ever will be.
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I cannot believe this. All this space available and no separate PgUp/PgDn keys?
So you don't trust people to learn from their mistakes without being fired first?
Thanks for sharing this. I saw this post earlier in the week and have been applying it this week. I have been much more productive and able to refocus much quicker.
I can't wait for DO to offer EPYC, or hopefully Zen 2 as they are very close to launch. I need more CPU Core but instead most of the Cloud Vendor offer me 1 Core ( Actually 1 Thread ) and 2GB Memory. I would much rather see a 1:1 Core and Memory Config.
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The Little Town That Pot Built
Take at least a few weeks off and make arrangements at work that you might respond to work much slower than usual.

You might still be able to work, fewer and less predictable hours. I was able to work some time between feedings while the baby was asleep throughout the night while my wife slept. Someone has to feed the baby, wash the bottles, etc the entire day/night. Plan for that.

Congrats!
It is certainly inaccurate (thus, false) in some concrete numbers. Most famously, it says that in the first Soviet government almost all of the ministers were jewish people; in fact it was less than a half of them who were jewish.

I am not saying that the book is not serious. It gives a valuable personal perspective of important historical facts. But it should not be used as a source of factual data.
> - Yes, Firefox removed the feature that was essential to your workflow, even though most users don't care.

So did Chrome, to be fair.
No, negative masses have not revolutionized cosmology
Launch was a nightmare!

Quite literally: I posted before bed, then edited my post to say we are sorry about the PDF when I realized a new feature added last week seem to have killed the automatic PDF making. Oops moment, but I felt bad about deleting the post. And I was afraid I would see no response when I wake up.

Then had nightmare about broken features, and now I wake up and we are on the first page!! So it's a true nightmare :-)

Much honored to be talking with the CoinGecko founder, and that you like what we did!

On the FAQ, we tried to explain in more details why we did things differently. We want to focus on other things that seem neglected by other sites. Cryptomarketplot was made because there was nothing much like what we wanted.

For example, the website should to work when used with anything, and it should be very fast even if you do not have a fast internet connection. And we want to see the graphs, and the numbers, with minimal clutter. So we made the product that we wanted.

Some of the wants are technical: try to open the website with links in a Linux terminal, it still works. Try to read it on 3G, it is still fast. 1996 is very proud!

Some wants are harder to explain: we do not want people to get scammed. We do not like marketcap because it's an easy way to fool people. But it can turned into a tool to warn people that a coin which jumped from spot #1000 to say #19 in about 3 days may be suspicious!

Many of our wants are philosophical like that. We want to find clients to be profitable, but also we do not want ads or tracking visitors, now or ever. We do not want to restrict freedom of anyone, so no API key, no license. You buy the data, it's yours.

And we accept donations to people who share that spirit.
we want to position ourselves for not being steam rolled in the next half century. that is what being competent demands.
OpenSMTPD proc filters and fc-rDNS
for UI, HTML5 Boilerplate will get you pretty far when it comes to organizing markup. Then you can start with something like Bootstrap and then build a theme when you're ready. There's some truly impressive pre-built bootstrap themes/templates out there too but they take a lot of work to integrate into your project.

As for UX, if you have a spouse/partner/SO ask them to use your project and take their feedback seriously. Getting actual people to use what you've built is the fastest way to a decent UX. You have to set aside your ego and let the users dictate how they want their experience to be. It's non-trivial.
In what free market does a government subsidize a company and force competitors to give their native companies their IP to do business?

China never cared about free trade, they use it like a weapon to beat idealists like yourself over the head

What happens in 20 years when China has complete dominance of the solar market and those "cheap" solar panels get tripled in price because there is no competition left and the rest of the world can only grit their teeth?
They're innovative enough to implement off of stolen documents and whatever they already know which is a pretty hard skill.

I can't tell you how many projects I've been on where everything is spelled out to spec and nothing gets implemented right.
this is what I am doing now.

Plus, opening facebook? BAM instant new container automagically open for me, to keep facebook in its own walled garden :D
Minor nitpick: As highlighted in the article, power consumption is on par with A12, not efficiency. A12 still (somehow!) leads by ~50-100% there.
"I was optimistic about Ghost becoming a viable alternative to WordPress. Sadly, Ghost's plugin API still doesn't seem to be complete."

To me, it felt like Ghost is simply WordPress in JavaScript and I don't think anyone wants that.

Why switch away from PHP just to get the same things and as you mentioned not even get the same things but less?

Ghost, Sails, Ember, they all try to emulate principles from projects of the past.

Gatsby, Amplify and React are doing things differently and aren't copies of Wordpress or Rails, that's why changing to them is a good idea if the different approaches are worth it. Not just because it's cool to use JavaScript...
True. The big difference is that users use Pocket but didn't use RSS.
Google doesn’t have military grade static analysis that rejects anything that could allow buffer overflow attacks?
The problem is, as a debtor nation our currency is only good as long as we can make our debt payments. If we don't actually produce much of value, that won't be for much longer. We (the U.S.) are currently running an experiment to see how much we can run up our debt while simultaneously becoming more dependent on the rest of the world for just about everything and wondering what's the worst that could possibly happen? Sadly, this experiment has already been run repeatedly throughout history and it doesn't end well.
Information wants to be a keystone of the US economy?
Ah, I had misunderstood the issue; thank you for clarifying.

It looks like https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1405827 tracks WebExternsion API that would make it easy to create extensions that address this use case.
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This is a critical response to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18609375 ; in the comments is a response by Jamie Farnes, the author of the paper, and a rebuttal by the blog's author.
Wow. That is a surprisingly complete and useful summary of the usual discussion. Thank you.
Finally, this gives every one an excuses to move off Notes as it is no longer with IBM. My previous company use Notes since Lotus Notes era and email was a bloody mess for something that should have been very simple.
My favorite features in this release:

* Trailing commas in function/method calls

* array_push() and array_unshift() can now be called with a single argument (helpful when using the spread operator)

* TypeError now reports wrong types as int and bool instead of integer and boolean (no more "Argument must be an instance of integer, integer given" errors)

* Deprecation of case-insensitive constants

* json_decode() and json_encode() now support a JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR flag (removing the need to call json_last_error() to see if an error occurred)

* setcookie() now accepts an associative array of options, and supports the samesite attribute

* More flexible heredoc syntax
Google play cards is another favorite. I always wonder what the cash out plan for that is. Do they have an app they've published where they can use the card of in-app purchases? Are those cards valid for device purchases so they can extract the money that way?
If you're not American or Chinese...

And America and China really do want to both be the lone superpower. (I'm just not convinced of this premise by the way, but let's assume it's true)...

Then the rational thing for you to do is look back on the past, what? 70 or so years and ask yourself has it been good for you or bad for you? That should give you a pretty good idea of which nation you'd be best off with as the super-power.

Then kick back, grab some popcorn, and hope that your guy wins.

I mean, if you're not American or Chinese...

it's easy.
The US does have a great innovation-oriented culture but much of it stems from continual immigration of brilliant people from all over the world as well as being the largest single market with largely uniform culture and language, which greatly helps with the scaling of large enterprises.

China's domestic market is coming close to the US size and arguably larger in PPP terms which matters more than in dollars since the costs for R&D are often dominated by domestic salary. Anyone knowledgeable about Chinese domestic market will attest to its vitality and bustling competitive spirits, not to mention intense work ethics that results in rapid experimentation and iteration.

The US continues to lead in breakthroughs but rollouts of innovation happen faster in the Chinese market. With more funding and resources, China also starts to lead in fields they focus on including quantum communications, some areas in AI, and a few other engineering fields.

What is clearly lacking for the US is solid education in mathematics. This deficiency leaves the majority of population behind most peers in the developed world. The gap behind East Asian nations including China is especially acute as shown by the PISA result.

The gap in math between US and participating Chinese provinces (200+ million population) in PISA 2015 is about 0.6 SD, or roughly comparable to students with 2.7 vs 3.3 GPA.

The US needs to expend more effort to attract the best people in the world while pushing ahead with education reforms. The latter takes over a decade to bear fruits, however, so attracting and retaining global innovators should be a key current priority.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programme_for_International_...
There is a difference between a mistake and intentionally pushing malicious code using channels reserved for security updates.
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Since it's so critical to you, and if it's so obvious (I haven't checked, I take your word on it), would you consider submitting a patch to fix this issue?

I can guide you on patch submission, if you need.
Material Design standardizes visuals and mini-workflows that you can stitch together. The spec is easy to approach and every major JS framework has an implementation.
This is typically a very bad way to write a good text, as you will use idioms that simply are inefficient to use in the target language. If I would write a text in Swedish and then translate it to English, my workload would likely more than double.
China would need to come clean with a few of the skeletons behind its firewall before I would feel comfortable with them wielding that much power.

I'm not saying that America is innocent (by any means), just that I would rather them hand the torch to a country that's more honest to their own people and operates more openly.
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First of all, I just have the car customized for my needs. Cables for electronics, roof rack and cradles for kayak and canoe, seat covers, etc. Then I tend to keep rain gear and various equipment related to the current season's sport so I don't need to remember to put it in the car when I go out. Various spares of things like glasses in case I forget. Things like jumper cables, windshield fluid, and warm clothing in case of problems.

Do I need to keep all that in my car? Probably not and maybe I wouldn't if I lived in a city and just needed a car for basic transport now and then. But it's convenient and it describes how pretty much everyone I know uses their car--especially if they have kids.

And, as I said elsewhere, I actually expect self-driving will tend to cause people to spread out more and create even more incentive to make cars a customized self-contained work and entertainment space.

Added: More transportation options definitely make a difference at the margins, whether it's a second family car or dropping an infrequently used automobile in the city. I know a couple in SF who don't own a car but depend heavily on a combination of biking, short-term car rentals, regular rentals, and Uber/Lyft. Pre-Zipcar and Uber/Lyft I'm guessing they'd still have a car. On the other hand, I live in a semi-rural area and I'm going to own a car pretty much no matter what other options you introduce.
Taking people's children into custody (essentially taking them hostage) is a textbook way to manipulate them into not taking action against you so I'm sure authorities jumped at the chance regardless of whether or not the threat was credible (I doubt it was).

I have no horse in this race and I'm not informed on the particulars of this conflict and "which side is right" but stuff like this certainly makes the government side "less right". At the very least it does not help their case in the eyes of the public.
> It does not follow.

But in many places with legal abortions, you are allowed to abort because you don't want it.
There are already hard at work planning for a clothing factory.
* No, Chrome isn't the next IE because it doesn't feature proprietary web features
>I would have expected an explosion in sales with such a product

That is just unrealistic expectations in the server space. These aren't consumer products where adoption is fast. Business don't upgrade their infrastructure as quickly as consumers, and when they do decided to upgrade it is months of planning. No company is going to jump ship to AMD when their current servers aren't fully depreciated by their accounting standards, and they still have several years left on their support contracts.

The EPYC sales will come, but not overnight.

EDIT: And I am not sure why are are so disappointed here. Epyc sales and adoption has been in-line with what AMD has given as guidance. Why would you expect adoption to wildly exceed AMD's own guidance? I think AMD had aggressive but realistic guidance and so far Epyc has been great success and will only continue to chip away at Intel. Also not sure what revenue miss you are referring to. Overall AMD beat their expected earnings per share by 1 cent last quarter. If there was a slight miss on the Epyc sales then they made up for it somewhere else, but it must not have been a very big miss otherwise they would have missed the EPS target.
It works! (After uninstalling, and then re-downloading and running rustup-init.exe)
- earthquake kit (water, energy bars, flashlight, first aid kit, foil blankets, ...)

- mess cleanup (paper towels, wipes, windex)

- small tool kit (leatherman, couple wrenches, battery post brush, duct tape)

I think there’s more but that’s off the top of my head.
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But if it is not factual, what makes it insightful? If you're looking for insights, aren't you better off reading an actual history, rather than the text of an anti-semitic, nationalist, Putin apologist?
I prefer they just use gender neutral values. They, them, their. Avoid he, she, him, her. I've heard from a couple of folks that the "I have a friend, let's call them $NAME,..." really grates them. Skipping all of that is fairly trivial.
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As someone that has done native and react native development this is far from true. Laying out views in react native using flex is 1000 times easier than anything iOS/Android has.
Also you get to reload your code almost instantly to test changes in react native
Creating a UITableView compared to FlatList in code is way easier.
And don't get me started with the Android Activity/Fragments lifecycle methods mess.
Android Studio and Xcode sucks both in different ways.

Even if it was the same effort to do these things in native it's stupid that in 2018 we have to implement basically the same things using 2 very different languages and tools. It's just sad to see the actual state of native development right now.

Sure performance is still a lot off than native but is enough most of the time.
The complains I have about React native is that with version 0.56 they did lots of breaking changes that meant I am stuck for now with 0.55, the performance has much room for improvement and the quality of many modules are subpar.
But I am hopeful that with the fabric rewrite things change.
What is the benefits of doing this? Micro-service evangelists never care to explain that.

They link to another blog article that say:

> The monolithic approach doesn’t work for larger web apps

> Having a monolithic approach to a large front-end app becomes unwieldly.

But in my opinion breaking up the frontend (or backend for that matter) they way that they say you should is much more "unwieldly".

Seriously, is there any benefits at all? Job security?
There are some writers that seem to produce work that is just incompatible with my brain.

A recent example for me is Sam Harris' book Waking Up. It feels like somebody could take that book, remove some ornamentation, and state the ideas more plainly. It isn't a difficult text, but I find myself having to reread pages to clear the fog more than I normally do.
It's an ergonomics nightmare. You use the keyboard infinitely more than you use that trackpad and a good, solid keyboard is the only advantage of using a laptop over a tablet these days. It makes no sense to compromise the primary functionality of the laptop for something that rarely gets used.
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