Re:Crooked Style Sheeding – Webpage tracking using only CSS
by zodPod on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @02:45PM
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Yeah why ask to be empowered to fix your own problems when you could just beg someone else to fix them?
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Re:Crooked Style Sheeding – Webpage tracking using only CSS
by CaptSpify on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @04:23PM
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How is a browser not rendering correctly not their problem?
Re:Crooked Style Sheeding – Webpage tracking using only CSS
by zodPod on Wednesday January 17, 2018 @03:09PM
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Who said it's not their problem? But it's also relying on someone else to fix something that you could fix. If I need to get somewhere it doesn't matter if my car's engine is broken because the company stabbed it with bolts I just need a working car. I can sit around whining about how awful the car company is but it doesn't get shit done fast.
Extreme ownership of problems. It's a really helpful concept. You'll stop trying to blame people all of the time for things that you can control and find solutions for them instead. On top of that, if you can't control it you can let it go as something that you can't fix.
Re:Crooked Style Sheeding – Webpage tracking using only CSS
by CaptSpify on Thursday January 18, 2018 @01:31PM
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If getting shit done fast is your goal, then you are gonna get burned, and I have very little sympathy for you. We should be focusing in getting shit done solid. If it's such a big deal that something works, why build unstable systems in the first place?
If you need your car to be reliable, don't bolt experimental features onto it, and test it before you need to take it on the road.