efdee

Well, before CSS we just used <FONT> tags to specify font face and size.

I would understand someone asking if the week starts on Sunday or Monday, but I honest to God did not know some people start their week on Saturday.

When posting snark it's always wise to make sure your post doesn't have any embarrassing grammatical mistakes or spelling errors.

My kids love their screens. They use it for "productive" things (Minecraft, ...) and "unproductive" (shorts, ...). We have certain time restrictions and there are two days a week where they're not allowed to use them. We also don't let them take screens to restaurants. They get to take a bunch of crayons and a book and they're very much fine with this.

I feel that it's a matter of sticking to principles and being predictable for the kids, but maybe I'm biased and just have "easy" kids.

I think that Snopes link makes it perfectly clear what is going on. Just because you disagree doesn't mean that it's wrong.

Indeed. This was more censorship than fact-checking.

I fully expect forward/back buttons to work in an SPA.

But you are coming out, nonetheless.

The beginning of the article quite clearly states "A liar who always lies", though.

Number #553752677 will surprise you!

More likely: uploaded with the intent that a very limited audience would see it, thinking it would drown in the pool of videos uploaded to YouTube or maybe not even aware that other people could stumble upon it.

Redux uses context but does not do full re-renders except if you are using it wrong. It does a shallow compare on the object resulting from your selector to decide whether or not to re-render a component.

That being said, none of the React projects I've had the chance of working on in the last 5 or 6 years has used Redux, so stating that it's been the go-to state management library for nearly a decade kind of sounds weird to me.

Which country does this?

X.com was a bank funded by (amongst others) Musk in 1999. They later merged with Confinity to found PayPal.

That is not relevant. I'm on the plan of my original service provider, regardless of whether or not that plan is offered at my current location.

It's that dreaded government intervention thing.

(also: increased latency for roaming?)

When I travel to North America, I get a 6 EUR/day data deal that transfers my EU 5G quota to the US. Demand better from your companies.

There should not be. The law specifically says there should not be a difference in home use vs EU-roaming.

I think you raise a good point though. I'm automatically suspicious of free WiFi.

"(especially not when traveling)"

In the EU there are no roaming costs so it's not any different when travelling.

I have 100GB for 25eur/m, I can't say I worry about consumption ;-)

What's the point? 5G is cheap in Europe, with no additional roaming costs between countries.

You might be taking "splash screen" a bit too literal.

The fact that you label this as "go mask off" is just showing your own bias, really.

"Pick an instance" is where you lose me already. Same for Mastodon and similar services. "Mods will be different and what they mod will be different" sounds like hell to me.

Not saying it's bad for everyone, just my personal experience. It chases me away.

Nitpicking, but I think the saying goes "You can bring a horse to the watering hole, but you can't force it to drink". :-)

I think that yes, they will. Generally these historical records exist because some people went through the effort of preserving them for all these years. I feel this effort is a lot lower when your records are digital and infinitely duplicatable.

Wow, unexpected trip down memory lane. Thanks.

Press ESC twice for nostalgia.

This is about using readline as a dependency in your own software. Because readline is GPL3, your software must also be GPL3.

Why do you think everybody switched from IE to Chrome? Because their tech friends told them to or did it for them.

The day Chrome can't sufficiently block ads anymore is the day Chrome dies.

And that will be the day Chrome dies.