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In which case do you need to test big endian? Compiler or low-level library development?

I felt ignorant first when reading it as well. But looking at the "FAQ" at the bottom, it says:

"But this only affects people that are logged in, right? Yes ..."

So I suppose what happens is, that the user is already logged into the service and thus has a cookie for the service in his browser.

If the user then somehow executes a request to the URL in the article with the same browser (eg viewing a malicous email with the IMG tag in a webmail client), the browser will enclose the cookie in the header of the request. This makes the request automatically authenticated.

Inline styles are what keeps my React code maintainable :-)

Password-less login is a bit of a weird naming. I'd call it one-time passwords. And then I'd maybe not use email, since this clutters the inbox. Instead something like Google Authenticator or SMS passwords would be a good solution, the latter maybe being a bit expensive for the service provider.

There is. It's just not always large enough.

Why can't it? What's keeping the browser from caching it?

Yes, exactly my opinion if Hitler had won.

Very nice feeling to it, although it's lacking overscroll (or overflow scroll) on iOS

I have a current `docker-compose`-based dev-setup, which I'd like to move out of Docker for Mac because of instability and into a Linux VM.

One dirty detail is that the Docker containers need to communicate with the host machine (the dev-Mac). Would this be achievable with the limited bridge that Veertu supports?

I doubt that your offline playlists were affected ...

In other news, Wingdong is now Bombom, a part of Jiive

Filtering out certain notes from a piano chord can be done by e.g. Melodyne, but that seems far from what's necessary to generate speech, so it would surprise me, if WaveNet can do that?

They need a more technical description of "default experience". How is Chrome supposed to know if a site only supports Flash? I've tried several sites that require Flash, but only until I change the user agent to a mobile browser. Will Chrome try messing with the user agent in this case?

Paper votes makes a lot of sense, as it is possible to verify for non-experts.

Why would two browsers with the exact same user agent (ie same, version, same OS, same arch) yield two different renditions of an audio fingerprint?

Will the Mac App Store download only the diff?

React components with inline css has eliminated the need for preprocessors and stylesheet classes for my team altogether.

Isn't the problem that there is a lack of a good standard library in Javascript?

How did someone manage to find the image from the SHA hash?

Looks nice. Here's hoping you'll do support for ClojureScript and Reagent. Or open source it and let me do it :-)