bullman

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by bullman 1y ago
Fan of starship here. wanted to drop a few comments based on what I seen so far Love the performance. Written in Rust and compiled to binary, it's _much_ faster than either python-based powerline, the bash-shell-based ohmybash and zshe
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by bullman 2y ago
Perhaps, but there ample room for improvement here. The text simply say's it's cheaper, but the amount saved is not mentioned. This can be a big factor in changing people's behaviors. I may choose to shop at a local market fo
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by bullman 4y ago
Concur is not "based" on SAP. Concur was acquired by SAP in 2014. The majority of it's existing codebase remains in place to this day. Even the newer more modern code base bits are reactJS based, not SAP based.
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by bullman 6y ago
disappointed this is not called "hotdog / not hotdog"
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Flexible JavaScript Validation Library – Strickland(strickland.io)
2 points by bullman 6y ago|1 comments
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by bullman 6y ago
Learn more here: https://github.com/jeffhandley/strickland
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by bullman 7y ago
Additional food for thought. Elsewhere, in 4.10.5.1.2 (Text (type=text))... "If the element is mutable, its value SHOULD (emphasis mine) be editable by the user. User agents must not allow users to insert U+000A LINE FEED (LF) or U+0
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by bullman 7y ago
So then the crux of the conflict: In 4.10.18.7.1... "The "off" keyword indicates either that the control's input data is particularly sensitive (for example the activation code for a nuclear weapon); or that it is a valu
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by bullman 7y ago
Where is this supposed "should"? From the spec - The autocomplete attribute represents either: a) autofill expectation mantle b) autofill anchor mantle If the input type is "hidden", then it is wearing the "autofill
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by bullman 7y ago
It is a direct spec violation, and it is breaking all kinds of applications. Look, I get that this capability is super useful on shopping sites, and I rely on it practically every day. But, I also build enterprise applications, where
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by bullman 7y ago
There was a time when IE was the dominant browser, and happily did whatever they wanted to. That was arguably better, because at least they acted predictably. Chrome has been continually altering how autocomplete is handled in the last 5 or
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Issue 914451: Autofill does not respect autocomplete="off"(bugs.chromium.org)
820 points by bullman 7y ago|367 comments
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by bullman 9y ago
This brick: NzRyg7XKhGLLe6BXzQn7p1wMA9PG1ouPG2a6DO1ey5gmlqqAT6YDwdTAjOXZGlZc6k8bYqlm2Q5DuHmtFj4oJWemEFmi9MhJ6h1Q I think there others too
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by bullman 12y ago
Curious - Is calling a building toy a "game" a regional dialect thing, like soda vs pop? I have never heard of Legos, K'nex, Tinkertoys, etc. referred to as "games" before.