While I agree with your concerns about licensing and copilot, this criticism doesn't seem particularly relevant to the article that was shared.
If you're having problems, kbd.jse.li is currently blocked by OpenDNS seemingly.
The status page is now showing degraded performance for the Cloudflare API and Recursive DNS.
Getting windows signature devices is a good start. It doesn't get rid of the baked in telemetry, but it does ensure you're getting a fresh copy of windows (with Candy Crush and whatever store apps they decide to…
The issue with doing them client side (other than the missed cache opportunity of using a server) is that it means you're having every user in the chat send a request to an arbitrary URL from their device. Also CORS…
From the article: > Importantly it should be noted that 93% of Beyond Meat’s consumers are in actual fact meat–eaters, not vegetarian or vegans as popularly perceived. From their website: > We hope our plant-based meats…
I looked through it earlier but missed the "continue this thread" > SSR can be done correctly, even with React This stands out to me, and I agree completely. I dug around in devtools and found a few interesting things…
I'm really interested in your comment about how Gastsby, Next et. al. are doing SSR wrong. For context, I'm an SSR newbie, currently trying to migrate a site I started away from Gatsby (realized it's not the right tool…
Admittedly in this case I'm mostly just trying to push Gatsby to it's limits. For a photography site, there ends up being very little overhead with a static site (if you can do incremental builds). I also explored…
I’m yet to figure that out! I’m procrastinating on that but until I have everything else figured out (it’s for a family member so no strict timeline). I’m thinking in the end the setup will be something with a CMS for…
Gatsby is a fairly complex static site generator. At the highest level, it provides an ingest layer that can take any data sources (CMS, markdown, json, images, or anything that a plugin supports) and bring them into a…
While I agree with your concerns about licensing and copilot, this criticism doesn't seem particularly relevant to the article that was shared.
If you're having problems, kbd.jse.li is currently blocked by OpenDNS seemingly.
The status page is now showing degraded performance for the Cloudflare API and Recursive DNS.
Getting windows signature devices is a good start. It doesn't get rid of the baked in telemetry, but it does ensure you're getting a fresh copy of windows (with Candy Crush and whatever store apps they decide to…
The issue with doing them client side (other than the missed cache opportunity of using a server) is that it means you're having every user in the chat send a request to an arbitrary URL from their device. Also CORS…
From the article: > Importantly it should be noted that 93% of Beyond Meat’s consumers are in actual fact meat–eaters, not vegetarian or vegans as popularly perceived. From their website: > We hope our plant-based meats…
I looked through it earlier but missed the "continue this thread" > SSR can be done correctly, even with React This stands out to me, and I agree completely. I dug around in devtools and found a few interesting things…
I'm really interested in your comment about how Gastsby, Next et. al. are doing SSR wrong. For context, I'm an SSR newbie, currently trying to migrate a site I started away from Gatsby (realized it's not the right tool…
Admittedly in this case I'm mostly just trying to push Gatsby to it's limits. For a photography site, there ends up being very little overhead with a static site (if you can do incremental builds). I also explored…
I’m yet to figure that out! I’m procrastinating on that but until I have everything else figured out (it’s for a family member so no strict timeline). I’m thinking in the end the setup will be something with a CMS for…
Gatsby is a fairly complex static site generator. At the highest level, it provides an ingest layer that can take any data sources (CMS, markdown, json, images, or anything that a plugin supports) and bring them into a…