Big P @ peter @feddit.uk

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Vegan slash childfree subreddit? One of those things is definitely more relevant to opinions about adoption than the other

A lot of them do, and are replaced by other new ones that are calling instead. There's just a lot of them about

What benefit would federation provide in that case, as people can currently make their own wikis if they want

Okay? How would that effect us

Think of it from a business sense - why would Google go through the effort of creating a hidden backdoor via direct memory access from a YouTube video in order to subtly fuck with the newpipe userbase which probably accounts for a fraction of overall users so small that it is essentially a rounding error in their statistics, in the process potentially opening themselves up for RCE attacks which cost them millions in bug bounties and trust, as well as the hundreds of thousands they would have to spend on the R&D and development of the feature? What do they stand to gain from that?

Sounds more likely to be a newpipe problem than a YouTube problem

To grab people's attention, or because YouTube started autoplaying videos in the mobile app when you scroll past them so they need something to make you click at the start. If you use SponsorBlock you can skip recaps like that

Technically a password is obfuscation anyway

At my last job I was given write permissions to production and I asked for read only credentials instead, I know my own stupidity

Well that is a happy ending isn't it

I think they mean verify that it came from that site and isn't just a list of random people

he decided to change the tennis balls from white to yellow for easier visibility
That's not what the article says, the article says that he was one of the people pushing for Wimbledon to be broadcast in colour, which resulted in the International Tennis Federation doing a study to determine the optimal colour for the ball for easier visibility on a television screen which they decided was yellow.

Really? I've never worked on an office without AC. Maybe I've just worked in posh offices

I agree that it's useful if you're trying to create something quick and small but as soon as you want to do anything where there's complexity that needs to be kept consistent then it falls apart for me. Surely tailwind is the exact opposite of DRY with the way you specify properties directly on the component instead of in a normal css system?

Apple follows the monopoly laws but Google doesn't? Which one allows you to install alternative app stores again?

But is it not really annoying to redefine the entire style in the class list of every component? Like if you have multiple things that look almost identical you need about a dozen classes that are identical on each and if you ever want to change that you have to go through each of them and change it, rather than using css classes how they're actually supposed to be used and changing it in a single place

I've tried it and I still hate it

"860 volts, which is enough to run a machine" is such a stupid non fact. "a machine" is such a broad category that it's meaningless and voltage alone doesn't give you enough information to make any sort of comparison.

Aparrently it wasn't unpaid devs, just unpaid community moderators and translators. Which is pretty common

The correct way is you download the npm package, copy and paste the function you need and paste it directly into your website