Lack of server-side history also makes it basically impossible for new members to read into the conversation history... Adding it to the spec would make it 1000x easier to onboard new users
I tried to find a justification for that change in the API, but couldn't find any. Using ES6 Classes in React seems more tedious to me, as I have to bind methods manually, so I see one downside and no upsides. Is it known what was the React guys' reasoning behind that switch?
After recent revelations about the ways WOT treats their users data (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12870953), do you know of a Firefox add-on that would serve the same purpose and is worthy of users' trust?
It seems most manufacturers switched to glossy or anti-glare these days. What happened to good-old matte screens?
I've just learned about Let's Encrypt, and it made me a little bit worried. Now, I'm afraid (correct me please if I'm wrong) I cannot easily say if the server I'm talking to is the one I think I'm communicating with; the https protocol and SSL certificates are there only to ensure message confidentiality, but not server identity.Here are my questions:1. Is there a way to check in a browser if...