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When the experience of clicking a link, waiting for a Javascript-heavy page to load and dismissing a thousand pop-ups has become the norm, it’s hardly surprising that a good many users would rather bypass that experience altogether and are turning to AI and chatbots to do the browsing for them.
The experience of browsing the web could be so much better than it is right now, without the huge social and environmental cost of AI. Perhaps there would be less demand for chatbots if the web itself was less hostile.
Comment une personne est arrivée à un bordel dans sa vie à cause de mélanges des lois transgenres.
Faire un tour 6.7k toute les heures.
Cette course contre soi-même porte un nom: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backyard_ultra
Embracing slow means I’ve gone from hovering around three runs a week to at least five. Regularly hitting 60kms and still feeling like I could do more. By mixing hard work and snappy tempo runs with slow and steady, and doing it properly I am faster, healthier and more importantly happier than I have felt in years.
The ideas of a grug developer.
I used to be on a team that was responsible for the care and feeding of a great many Linux boxes which together constituted the "web tier" for a giant social network.
At some point, I realized that if I wrote a wiki page and documented the things that we were willing to support, I could wait about six months and then it would be like it had always been there. Enough people went through the revolving doors of that place such that six months' worth of employee turnover was sufficient to make it look like a whole other company. All I had to do was write it, wait a bit, then start citing it when needed.
One near-quote from that page did escape into the outside world. It has to do with the "non-compliant host" actions: "Note: any of these many happen without prior notification to experiment owners in the interest of keeping the site healthy. Drain first, investigate second."
So the author created a list of actions; methods to apply for any given events.
It’s not always easy to keep these separate, especially when one’s vocation transcends mere occupation to become a genuine passion and source of fulfillment.
The job [...] starts with great enthusiasm, but may evolve to reveal fundamental incompatibilities.
it seems almost predictable that when someone works defining design principles for their clients all day, they don’t necessarily stop and think: Oh, maybe I should apply these same methods to my own life as well.
“One of the choices I’m most proud of is that early on, I realized that what success looks like for me is freedom and curiosity and the ability to follow whatever path I take.”
Freedom, Curiosity, Happiness, Authenticity, Love
Links in RSS works. So we can use RSS for more than "following new content".
Changer d'entreprise après 25 ans
30 years of digital life lost.
Reached out 18 times. No solution.
I don't have any advice beyond the lawyer, but to everyone else: this is why you don't just rely on cloud saves. If your data is important, have your own copy. Companies can close your account or go bankrupt at any time, and there's basically nothing you can do about it. You have no rights or recourse in the terms of service that you didn't read.
IPv6 needs to be better deployed and supported everywhere.
1) You don't "upgrade" to IPv6, you offer it inline with IPv4. It has never been a forklift replacement (there is another rule about this).
2) I have worked for numerous ISPs over the years, big and small. Way more than three I can tell you, and the small ones are almost always the ones pushing IPv6 hardest, because CGNAT is fucking expensive. The big ISPs are the ones who are ignoring it. I've only worked for one small ISP that was opposed to it, and their attitude changed when they ran out of IPv4 space, and saw their choices. CGNAT or buy more space on the open market.
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About the use of URL shortener of GodBolt.
The redirect chains we built were clever workarounds that bought us time, but ultimately, the only way to truly keep a promise of “URLs that last forever” is to own the entire stack.
A points on many HTML tags (aside, mark, section, hgroup, video, progress, base): how to use them. Many good tips or rules to follow.
The CSS @import rule, [attr$=value] is a CSS selector for suffix values, box shadows with inset, cursor: zoom-in
Translated pages with <link rel="alternate"> and hreflang
Some usages such as HTML in script to reuse them as <template />, gpt or instappaper_ignore class names
The web is big and messy and bloated, and there are lots of reasons to be pessimistic about the state of modern web development – but there are also lots of people doing cool and interesting stuff with it.
Ou comment tous les monde se trompe entre la cour d'appel, la cour de cassation et la partie plaignante.
Un témoignage d'une personne qui a tout appris sur le tas