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LG responds to TV spying allegations
(theverge.com)
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4d ago
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4d ago
Any evidence it is an iLands-affiliated person making those posts? My timelines have been full of people I know complaining about the emails, and they're certainly not affiliated with iLands. Personally, I've been getting the iLan
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8d ago
Keywords aren't (completely) dead (yet), unfortunately. https://bsky.app/profile/vale.rocks/post/3muylxyhg5222 Mention of usage by Yandex: https://yandex.com/support/webmaster/e
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8d ago
The same will happen regardless in the case of content extending beyond the width of the viewport. With `initial-scale=1` it'll be a horizontal overflow, without it'll zoom out. I argue that the latter is preferable ( https:/
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8d ago
I use them whenever I have an excuse!
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8d ago
Oh, that is so great to hear. Glad to provide it! While writing I was very much thinking about it from the perspective of stripping things out, rather than incorporating legacy code for legacy contexts. Really interesting to think about tha
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8d ago
You don't need both, but you should have the width set. From that page: > A page fails the audit unless all of these conditions are met: > - The document's <head> contains a <meta name="viewport"> tag.
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13d ago
Also not to be confused with the 1980 film starring Olivia Newton-John with a great soundtrack by her, Electric Light Orchestra, The Tubes, and Cliff Richard.
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You Don't Need Initial-Scale in Your HTML
(vale.rocks)
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14d ago
It is one click from that article to the homepage, which offers a blurb on the site. https://lwn.net/
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The Internet Archive's Vintage AI Collection
(archive.org)
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18d ago
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19d ago
It is Windows 7 reminiscent, but it lacks the glassy appearance of Aero which is the defining characteristic of the OS' visual identity.
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22d ago
In this case it is because the posting account has explicitly ticked 'Ask apps and sites not to show my account to logged-out users'. Of course, Bluesky is built upon the open AT Protocol, so you can still view the post by any one
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Hacker News in Uncompromised Detail
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26d ago
They're not really 'tricks' as much of mentions of assorted features of HTML and CSS. You get to discover a similar assortment of things (with much more immediately available detail and many examples) just clicking around MDN
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28d ago
Users scare me.
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28d ago
Hacker News has an 80 character limit for titles. The full title is 111 characters, so the submitter editorialised it to cut down the length to 77 characters.
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Webmaster a Manifesto for Everyone
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1mo ago
I think you get to coin it.
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1mo ago
To add to this, Mark Mothersbaugh, Devo's lead vocalist, composed the score for the film, as he has for many of Anderson's films.
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A Great Deal of Information About Hacker News
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1mo ago
Thanks for sharing this with me!
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I've found it the case with many content management systems that they're quite rigid regarding where they'll output feeds and what they'll name those feeds. Lots of rss.xml switching to feed.xml or vice versa between pla
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CSS: The bomb inside your inbox
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This is a pretty decent run down (and DHH has taken it much further since this post was published): https://jakelazaroff.com/words/dhh-is-way-worse-than-i-thoug...
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1mo ago
Here in Australia we had a number that gave you the time called 'George the talking clock'. https://1194online.com
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1mo ago
The full email I received: > Dear Valued Framework Customer, > We are writing to inform you of a data breach at our business intelligence database provider Metabase that resulted in an attacker accessing customer names, email addresse
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1mo ago
Of all the news I've heard of recent, this one has flipped my world upside down the most. Gwern dropping his pseudonymity isn't something I thought would happen. I suppose we can't expect any more entries to his blackmail pag
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PoetiCal – An experimental, collaborative publication in your calendar
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This is something they're certainly aware of as they kept the old style available ( https://codepen.io/pen ) and created a tutorial on how to make 2.0 work like the old version: https://www.youtube.com/wa
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