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I've installed mojave on that same computer model and the font smoothing switch is there, and the pixels look the same as before, which is great. Nothing has changed.

Maybe they only removed the switch on retina macs.

One thing I don't like is having a 30% chance to have to wait 2-4 seconds whenever I swipe to go to the previous page or click the back button.

You can use goaccess to create a log every day to json, excluding IP while retaining stats for geolocation.

For this you can logrotate daily and run goaccess before rotation. I believe you can keep the server logs for a week for debugging while respecting GDPR.

For today's "realtime" data you can use goaccess on today's log on demand and use a cache.

You can write your custom stat viewers or use goaccess to view time range data from multiple json files.

Affinity Designer fits somewhere between PS and AI.

I find it better than both for doing web design and game graphics.

YouTube used to have an open feed for any search term, but they took it away. This seems to have search but I don't know if you need to authenticate first.

Because on iOS Safari any touch on the lower area reveals the autohidden bottom toolbar, so now the button has moved up, and now you have to click on it again for it to work.

You can do that by building it with only the modules you want: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/master/README.md

There's also an official slim build without ajax and effect modules.

I remember reading google was doing the same experiment some 10 years ago.

I didn't say that. The "if it exists" I wrote came from "women may be biologically" from the parent. I'm disputing the statement that it's biological. The burden of proof is on whoever is making that claim.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_education#H...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_differences_in_education#C...

I dispute that the difference in interest, if it exists, is biological. There are so many societal factors that come into play here from early age, and they all influence the outcome. It's an unfair world from the start.

There's a license for you, but it's nonfree:

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#JSON

And windows really went downhill after 7.

Print in lighter shades of grey.

> you can't get away from it if you're doing client side development (not even by switching to yarn).

Explain yourself better or top spreading this nonsense. What do they give you that you couldn't develop without them?

> you basically cannot do serious client-side development without one of them

You're going to have to explain that better, otherwise you're just perpetuating that dumb lie.

You absolutely can do serious (whatever that means) client-side development without yarn or npm.

It helped me learn english and programming at the same time.

Desktop skype has also enabled a sound volume limiter or background filter that's awful and for that reason alone we still use an older skype version.

It's also slower. The scrolling is choppy and I shouldn't need a top of the line computer to scroll smoothly through some emails.

That's what feedburner was for and looking back it's so obvious why google bought them.

Youtube used to have an rss feed for a search term, it was very useful.

Now we have to web scrape the results page because their api requires authentication and who wants to use that for results that are public anyways. I sure don't.

Rss worked great and they removed it. Boo.

> ride a bicycle without holding the handlebars

That's because you're pedaling. If you stop pedaling, you can't.

Will we ever have a way to tell the browser engine to shrink images to some maximum dimensions before uploading them to the server, without javascript?

Is there any work being done in that direction? Javascript implementations like Pica - http://nodeca.github.io/pica/demo/ are slow even with wasm. It'd also be nice not to rely on javascript for such fundamental things.

Not even Half Life, the best movie-game would be a good movie. But it was damn great as a game.

Even great channels like computerphile and numebrphile do it.

It's way worse than that.

Instead of just assuming, if you don't want to read it all, read just pages 2 and 3 (summary).

https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Backpage%20Report...

Not true in Europe.

Also my bank issues me temporary debit cards for online purchases.

I can chose if the card is for one purchase or for multiple purchases with the same entity, over a period up to 12 months.

I can set a monthly or a total limit.

I can request as many cards as I wish and they are free. I use a new card for every online purchase.

That means that they either store the password in plain text, or store an extra hash of the lowercase with the only purpose to mislead and trick people.

People who work there are con artists.

If you're in Europe and want to delete your fb account, wouldn't it be better to wait until GDPR activates, so your data actually gets erased instead of hidden?

I'm going to erase quite a few accounts I'm no longer using on various services, I really hope they won't cheat.

Are you talking about the second video in the story, in which the car veers towards the divider?

epilepsy warning

The demo is amazing on its own as a piece of art, let alone it's done programatically, let alone it's rendered in real time, let alone it's just 4k.