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philo23
7d ago
I don't see the appeal of foldables personally but the way the screen animates during folding/unfolding is a very clever touch
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Unturned's Source Code Released
(blog.smartlydressedgames.com)
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philo23
2mo ago
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BFI Online Video Collection
(replay.bfi.org.uk)
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4mo ago
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philo23
4mo ago
Yep, I was a little surprised about that too, seem like it is valid though https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Reference/...
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Video Is Different at 360p
(youtube.com)
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philo23
4mo ago
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philo23
5mo ago
The main use case I was thinking of is being able to use an inline SVG, but with external resources inside of it (like say a CSS background image using url(...)) in such a way that it ends up loading that embedded content in a cross-origin
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philo23
5mo ago
> How can you prevent it from accessing a parent doc when its not a separate document. By turning it into a document boundary when you use the sandbox attribute, kinda similar to loading an svg file inside of an <img> tag. and yeah
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philo23
5mo ago
It'd be nice if there was a sandbox attribute you could add to inline <svg> tags, like the <iframe sandbox> attribute that'd let you opt out of all the potentially "dynamic" stuff inside of an SVG like script
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philo23
5mo ago
Little bit of extra detail about static closures in PHP for anyone interested: https://www.php.net/manual/en/functions.anonymous.php#functi...
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philo23
6mo ago
Just tried it on my Mac and sadly it doesn’t seem like it. I’m still on Sequoia, so possibly it does it on Tahoe, but probably unlikely. That’s a shame. It’d be nice if someone on the Safari team added this though to match Chrome and Firefo
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philo23
6mo ago
It's not quite the same, but I've moved to using *.localhost for all my local web dev work. All modern browsers will resolve *.localhost to 127.0.0.1 internally. No need to setup any DNS resolvers or edit your hosts file. But that
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philo23
6mo ago
Little bit saddened the sqlite provider doesn't use the SQLite archive format under the hood. Seems like it'd be a good fit for what they're trying to achieve + give you an easy way to create/extract the files out of the
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philo23
7mo ago
I'm not sure why the Falkirk Wheel keeps getting posted to HN, but hey I'm not gonna complain! I'll repost what I shared last time though, there's another much older boat lift on the canal network that solves a similar p
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philo23
8mo ago
Just a guess but why do I get the feeling it’s because someone who setup sei.co.jp in Azure Entra (aka Azure AD) some how managed to add/claim the domain “example.com” against their companies tenant. It’s clearly not using the DNS reco
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8mo ago
The relative date formats are super useful. It can get a bit confusing when there's timezones involved though. https://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.formats.php#datetime....
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philo23
8mo ago
Yep, locally where I am there’s one postcode for all the houses on one side of the street (all the even numbered houses) and another for the opposite side (all the odd numbers.) Presumably it helps a lot with validating the address is corre
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philo23
8mo ago
Kinda meta, but this is the first time in a long time where I've put only the first half of my postcode in expecting it not to work and been surprised. Most of these "find your nearest XYZ" site require the full postcode whic
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8mo ago
My favourite thing about these is that nearly everyone just kind of agreed on using that same pixel font for the text on the right side.
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philo23
9mo ago
A long while ago I wrote a very simple static site generator for personal site, mainly just to play around with using GitHub/Cloudflare pages to host my personal site. Then a couple of months ago I started comparing the big SSG tools a
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9mo ago
My two favourite bits of git add -p that aren't mentioned here: the / (search) command to search unstaged hunks for a specific keyword rather than having to jump through all the individual changes you've made when there'
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9mo ago
It's not exactly the same, but I definitely remember Microsoft releasing some kind of conversion tool around the start of Office 2007's life that could convert the newer XML based files into the older '03 compatible files. Or
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philo23
10mo ago
From that diff it looks to me that if ~/.mozilla exists OR if MOZ_LEGACY_HOME is set it uses ~/.mozilla, otherwise it uses the $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/.mozilla directory instead. So no migration to the XDG directory, but also no thr
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10mo ago
I believe that was part of the original plan for Proton, but with the success of the Steam Deck that got shelved and it moved to a focus purely on Linux. I don't think it's ever likely to return any time soon, but it'd be coo
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philo23
11mo ago
Good to hear, that’s what I was hoping that it was doing.
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philo23
11mo ago
Maybe this is a lack of understanding on my part, but this bit of the explanation sets off alarm bells for me: > Under the hood, we're building a client-sourced RAG for the DOM. An agent's first move on a page is to check a vec
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11mo ago
Yeah I had an official silicone iPhone case that was being used for about 8 months, replaced it with a third party leather one about a month ago and already within that time I noticed that the original one has gone all slimy just like those
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philo23
1y ago
I don't know why Fred keeps getting posted to HN, but I love it. and I'm glad more people get to see his work. Something that might not be immediately obvious from this clip is that all the sound effects you're hearing of the
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philo23
1y ago
I can't say I miss Launchpad all that much, but I guess its nice to have a replacement for people who do. I've always used Spotlight via Cmd + Space to launch stuff. The two things I always wished you could do in the old Launchpad
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philo23
1y ago
> It stands to reason that Apple wouldn't have developed this feature if they weren't using it. Where? We have no idea. If I had to guess, probably in the iCloud settings inside of the Settings app. Also in the App Store/M
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Animated Spiral Explorer
(stevemould.com)
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philo23
1y ago
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