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technojunkie
11mo ago
Thanks for correcting me!
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technojunkie
11mo ago
If I'm torn about anything for Tor 15, it's that the cadence didn't align with a minimum of Firefox 144 as base. Why? View Transitions support being implemented in 144 is a very big deal and pushes the web forward for native
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technojunkie
11mo ago
I thought the provided video did a good job describing what's coming. Here's the referenced article: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/10/apple-and-google...
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Apple and Google Warn: Texas Age Verification Law Destroys Privacy [video]
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1y ago
This article is a good reminder of another one from late last year: https://csswizardry.com/2024/12/a-layered-approach-to-specul... In the above article, Harry gives a more nuanced and specific method using data a
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technojunkie
1y ago
Since last year, I've finally finished two WordPress plugins I wasn't able to completely figure out, I've built new tiny apps that I previously would be stuck on, I am improving existing projects that I have up to Github now,
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Ask HN: What sites or apps has AI helped you complete?
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2y ago
Middle management for software engineering has gone through a paradigm shift. The trend for businesses is flatter structures, manager roles with more responsibilities and this reality largely includes being as deep in the code as direct rep
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2y ago
60 minutes did a segment for this type of treatment at WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience in West Virginia. It's intriguing. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/neurosurgeon-works-to-slow-alzh...
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Liskov's Gun: The Parallel Evolution of React and Web Components
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Think you need a VPN? Start here
(techcrunch.com)
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2y ago
I could have written all of this myself. It exactly mirrors how I progressed to the same conclusions. Very well said!
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2y ago
PHP 8.x == TypeScript
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What Is React.js? [video]
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2y ago
My journey into building computers and networking were partly driven by Anandtech. I bought and sold quite a few things on the forums, too. I always thought Anandtech was one of the higher quality tech publications. RIP to one of the best.
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2y ago
I started with Part 4 intentionally, it stands alone from the other three. This article is a damning call out of the web development industry and how we've gone down a bad path for the Javascript-first landscape of websites and service
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Reckoning – JavaScript-first frontend culture, how it broke US public services
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2y ago
Regarding the Ad Tech section, I found value in the August 6th episode of Security Now titled "How Revoking!" where he's talking about 3rd-party cookies handling in Firefox. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZx
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Mozilla wants you to love Firefox again
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2y ago
Browser spec creators and browser vendors have been implementing touch and non-touch UI differences in common primitive features since the 2010s. Example, if you use at a <select> element on desktop browsers and mobile browsers, I wou
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2y ago
Except that studies show that users expect both similar content and experiences regardless of device. Responsive web design, with progressive enhancement, is the foundational bridge to make this experience work well. Just because someone ex
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The big takeaway from this presentation is CSS offers so many things that were mostly Javascript previously. Going forward, sometime in 2025, it will be less compelling to use libraries an frameworks for many web native interactions and fea
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The latest in Web UI (Google I/O ‘24)[video]
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I just tried Storybook this past week and it's a great improvement even from version 6.x. That said, I wish this was at a place where I could easily use it for the UI layer with simple integration into a given CMS. As others have state
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There's not a lot of examples provided, but the ones there are interesting. Also, why the tracking with Yandex? They might be legit, but it's suspect. This reminds me of many other gallery sites, but one of the best right now is
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If "they" is WordPress, have you tried modern PHP? 8.x has come a long way to looking and feeling like a modern programming language. So many new things reminding me of Typescript, Javascript, Python, etc.
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For those of you who are curious what drives jQuery in 2024 and beyond, you need to remember that WordPress is still more than 1/3 of the web, and the majority of installations and so many plugins critically rely on jQuery. Yes, seriou
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Hey browser makers, can we please be able to style the datalist dropdown? Also: https://adrianroselli.com/2023/06/under-engineered-comboboxe...
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Messin' around with web components. Also–JavaScript, generally
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2023 State of Web Components
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