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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Speedometer performance has improved; it's almost as fast as Chrome was last year! Chrome is still 13% faster. JetStream performance is still miserable though; 50% slower than Chrome. Worst of all Firefox doesn't support PWAs, s
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Do what? Have a sens of humor?
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
We have those in the US; it's called Old Country Buffet https://youtu.be/net7t1HjQxY?si=W4lZ0ru3QYbFs7SO
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
The examples are practically invisible in dark mode. The author should use rasterized screenshots with white backgrounds, or a media query with a brighter color.
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3y ago
OA mentions bringing E2EE to web clients
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
What about WebPush on Firefox? That uses Mozilla's servers right? At least on Android? Could the govt be doing the same to Mozilla?
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Web Developers shouldn't need to "support" particular browsers at all, that's what standards are for. Nobody should be "supporting" any non-standard functionality at all.
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3y ago
I'd pay $100 just to get my family to install Signal
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Probably the same platform with different bodies. Might end up being vaporware, but I'm voting for the design language.
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
No thanks, I'm reserving an Alpha Wolf https://www.alphamotorinc.com/vehiclereservation
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Perhaps a fork is in order!?
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3y ago
What solution is there here? No one would suggest that letting every site set up a long-lived network connection would be a good idea. So you need a central trustworthy connection. If you don't trust the company that makes your browser
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3y ago
No one uses them because they don't work
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3y ago
> you should be able to just schedule a web notification locally. But you can't, you can only subscribe to a server. This isn't entirely true; WebPush is server only, but the Notification API can be used locally. You could sche
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Until the path changes...
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
I've owned a few EufyCams and a couple doorbell cams. They work pretty well; the motion sensing is a little too sensitive for an urban area, but they'd be perfect for suburban/rural areas. They can detect people, cars, and an
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
Just don't turn on mobile notification previews.
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
this is just shadowDOM with extra steps
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3y ago
What if I don't respect the person giving the advice, and I don't care about the product?
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jessehattabaugh
3y ago
If native apps had ideas worth stealing the web would have by now.
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jessehattabaugh
4y ago
I agree, no notes.
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4y ago
> prices are largely based on supply and demand Then we'd better unionize before AI starts doing all the easy stuff
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
You'd rather we bomb them instead?
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
Props for building a PWA, but why do I have to copy paste a url into it when the Share Target API would allow me to send the URL directly to you app using the browser's share feature?
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
Take fish oil.
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
I think the publishing media that predate the web all had the same problem; posters get torn down, newspapers burn, even stone carvings weather. Hardly a new, or possibly even unnecessary phenomenon.
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
I suppose you felt the same way about IE?
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
Looks like something built by a markov chain of reddit memes to me.
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5y ago
My doorbell camera isn't even a Ring, but the local teens still make a point to flip it off every time they see it come on. Makes me want to put up a sign that says "not a snitch!"
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jessehattabaugh
5y ago
Twitter lets you search for tweets near any location. It's not an exact location because nobody really wants strangers on the internet to know their exact location.
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