Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by somehnguy on Friday November 26, 2021 @01:50PM
(#29352892)
Website lags scrolling on my desktop too. How do website even manage to break scrolling..?
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Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by kevin_thibedeau on Friday November 26, 2021 @01:55PM
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By being accidentally quadratic or, more likely, naively.
Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by Klonoar on Friday November 26, 2021 @08:03PM
(#29356071)
Seems a bit odd to kick down like that - I'd be more inclined to assume it's accidental rather than naive, given the experience level of the author.
Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by kevin_thibedeau on Friday November 26, 2021 @09:34PM
(#29356729)
They accidentally didn't notice that scrolling is broken enough to bring a supercomputer to its knees?
Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by Klonoar on Friday November 26, 2021 @10:19PM
(#29357043)
...it doesn't bring my laptop to its knees, so no, I would wager accidental.
Re:On yak shaving and <md-block>, a new HTML element f...
by alpaca128 on Friday November 26, 2021 @06:39PM
(#29355464)
Sometimes I don't even want to know. I once found a website which messed with the scrolling to make it "smoother" - but it did that only when I scrolled with the keyboard (using a Vim plugin). I have no idea how they managed to do that, but at least it got fixed a couple months later.