Paper seems paywalled. How are you reading this? Any mirror?
> Any better UI ideas? Reddit has pre-collapsed comments, which seem reasonable. But that will collapse the whole thread, which is undesirable. > it practice it attracts attention to the down voted comments. I'm more…
I wonder if this is specific to YouTube in any way. E.g., I'd stop visiting xkcd if Randall didn't keep uploading regularly. Most open source projects (including mine) turn into GitHub graveyard because we can't provide…
I don't see how this is political. In that link he presents actual problems that have arisen from non-blocking versions. I'd call that a technical justification. I don't necessarily agree with his justification, but…
Wrapping around sides isn't easy because chips are cut from a single large wafer pretty late in manufacturing. The sides aren't exposed until the end. Besides, it won't help much. Usually when people want to shrink…
I thought I was imagining that! If somebody knows a good JavaScript profiler, I might send a screenshot of that to the author. Hopefully they will choose a better outlet next time, or fix the Politico site.
Do you have any idea why it's unsafe? In theory, public site should even be able to see your IP. How would they blacklist you? Edit: nvm, found the answer by pricechild below.
Paper seems paywalled. How are you reading this? Any mirror?
> Any better UI ideas? Reddit has pre-collapsed comments, which seem reasonable. But that will collapse the whole thread, which is undesirable. > it practice it attracts attention to the down voted comments. I'm more…
I wonder if this is specific to YouTube in any way. E.g., I'd stop visiting xkcd if Randall didn't keep uploading regularly. Most open source projects (including mine) turn into GitHub graveyard because we can't provide…
I don't see how this is political. In that link he presents actual problems that have arisen from non-blocking versions. I'd call that a technical justification. I don't necessarily agree with his justification, but…
Wrapping around sides isn't easy because chips are cut from a single large wafer pretty late in manufacturing. The sides aren't exposed until the end. Besides, it won't help much. Usually when people want to shrink…
I thought I was imagining that! If somebody knows a good JavaScript profiler, I might send a screenshot of that to the author. Hopefully they will choose a better outlet next time, or fix the Politico site.
Do you have any idea why it's unsafe? In theory, public site should even be able to see your IP. How would they blacklist you? Edit: nvm, found the answer by pricechild below.