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Ladybird is a has new browser engine and coming along nicely: https://ladybird.org/

Windows Explorer taking multiple seconds to load and often a bright flash of a white background during the load was exactly what pushed me over the edge to Linux.

Worked fine for me using Firefox 142 on Linux. Did you have any errors in the console?

The right click menu on the site is quite the trick. It took me way too long to figure out it wasn't the native Firefox menu.

ELRS is fine but Crossfire is considered by many to be the superior radio link. The TBS Tango 2 is a great transmitter and comes with Crossfire built in.

I honestly don't even feel like I live in the same world as the majority of commenters on the Internet anymore. To be outraged because apple crushed some stuff for an ad is a new low, or I guess a new high for fake hysterically.

I use it everyday and have no desire to switch to vscode.

Yup, exactly what we use it for and also to check the time. I always notice the lack of Alexa when I'm on vacation and have to get out of bed to turn on/off all the lights.

<p><label>Scale<br><input id="scale" type="range" value="1" max="2" step=".01" oninput="transformSquare()"></label></p>

<p><label>Rotation<br><input id="rotation" type="range" value="0" max="360" oninput="transformSquare()"></label></p>

<div id="square" style="width:100px;height:100px;background:gold"></div>

<script> const transformSquare = () => square.style.transform = `scale(${scale.value}) rotate(${rotation.value}deg)`; transformSquare(); </script>

Connect to a backend api that does the requests to OpenAi. Setup CORS to prevent embedding on other sites. And remember your api is still completely unauthenticated so add rate limiting and a block list to limit abuse.

Easily the best use of a touchscreen is developing mobile websites/apps. I only buy laptops with touchscreens as its indispensable for mobile development.

I've always heard that MDMA refers to pure MDMA, while E refers to MDMA that has been cut with something. Must be a colloquial thing.

Good fun!

Exactly, some 4 & 5 will reveal why your program isn't compiling.

No longer needed. From https://webkit.org/blog/7367/new-interaction-behaviors-in-io...

1. There must be a meta tag of type viewport 2. The viewport must be defined to have width=device-width 3. The content must be at a scale of 1

I once had a meeting were 3 coworkers and the CEO were all advocating for disabling zoom because, "other sites do it". I argued that it doesn't hurt anything to leave it enabled and refused to disable it. 3 months later Apple removed disabling zoom from Safari and I felt validated.

Very cool.

Its simple really. First you simulate a single cell, then a sperm and an egg cell. Then you simulate a virtual a world of virtual captive humans to do our work for us without payment.

I made a simple Wordle clone in ~70 lines without using Hyperscript.

https://dougmcleod.ca/share/wordle.html

The browser could also have a setting for eu (gdpr) mode that would enable the cookie notifications. As there is no way for a website to automatically determine if a user is a eu citizen.

I find the best thing about Tailwind is when your hiring for a good front end developer you can weed out anyone that uses Tailwind.

I went from Metapad > e - Text Editor > Sublime Text. Did anyone else use e? I still haven't seen another text editor that handled the undo buffer as well. The buffer had branching and a gui to view the edits and switch branches.

It also saved your undo buffer on close so you could still undo next time you opened a file.

img = document.createElement('img');

img.src = 'https://intra.awesome-corp.com/avatars/john-doe.png';

img.onload = ?

Similar service but with a frontend web development focus: https://whatsmybrowser.info/

How is it easily bypassed?

Doesn't the regex sanitize it before display?

I've flown Harbour Air before and the flight from Vancouver to Victoria is just 30mins. Electricity isn't too expensive in BC and also generated cleanly. Perfect testing ground for the viability of electric planes.

I think the folks building Tailwind are talented and nice people. But at a pure technical level, I simply don't like Tailwind. Whoever it was built for, it was not built for me.

I've had Geforce Now for over a year now and have completed The Witcher 3, Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and Death Stranding on it. I use an Nvidia Shield to play it on my TV. I've never had any problems with the streaming quality or latency. I could see that depending on location though, I'm playing in West Coast Canada. Some of the games I've been disappointed with the performance, Assassin's Creed Odyssey for instance couldn't hit 60 fps even after lowering the graphic settings. Cyberpunk 2077 has been amazing though, high fps and maxed settings, including ray tracing.

A few other things of note. 1080p is the max resolution. Unlimited Internet is probably a requirement as its about 10gb per hour. After 6 hours the session ends and you need to save and relaunch the game. Your entire Steam library is not available, its up to publishers to allow their games on it.

Is there an advantage of using multiply by .5 versus divide by 2?