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Apparently El Capitan is vulnerable too.

As a programmer, the thought terrifies me.

> based on Bloomberg's estimates

Oh, good. I thought they were going to bring in a battery expert to disprove the battery experts that work for the company who, according to Bloomberg, has the most advanced charging systems on the market. Whew! Dodged a bullet, there.

I mean... http://www.iflscience.com/technology/country-net-neutrality/

Same.

Hey, shout out to peoplespace! I've been by there but didn't fully take advantage of it. I used to live right at main and jamboree, and later at 55/macarthur. :)

I'm literally typing this from Celebration, FL, where I live. Disney doesn't own the place, they just put forth the planning. They do retain some land in the area through various sub-companies, though.

Let's not continue to find a reason to be outraged. That's the stuff mass media wants people to do. I feel like this community is better than that.

They made a mistake and they've owned up to it and are doing the right thing.

Thank you, Logitech, for listening to your customers.

Could this be exploited for state rehydration across multiple tabs?

What would convince my mom to use this though?

Duh.

And there are zero of them in redux-zero... zero reducers... ;)

What, you don't like hunting-and-pecking your function row?

What purpose would uploading a law enforcement agencies policies and training materials serve? I'm sorry, but with the limited information in this article, I agree with Gov. Brown on this one. ...and it's drafted by the EFF, who would likely use the article to voice their side of this discussion.

Disclosure: I'm a regular EFF donor. They're a great org.

This is amazing. Thank you, Dreamhost, for defending your customers' rights.

I actually really like windows 10 mobile, but as a developer my attention span is limited and the market just wasn't there.

That said, I think if they announced convergence on all devices, released some really nice hardware (surface phone anybody?), and marketed convergence as the Next Big Thing, they could have made some serious in-roads in market share.

"Your all-in-one wonder device is ready!"

This article is from 2015. Too old to be relevant.

Kidding, of course. I wasn't panicked about my age until I read this thing...

They don't because those are different protocols. I'm assuming he means SPAs/PWAs/hell even XUL, and not some kind of byte code application.

RIP you glorious protocol

That's not what protocols are for, though. It would still be served over http, so what you're looking to replace is actually the world wide web, or www. In other words, http://app.microsoft.com is what you meant.

DHTML, the framework!

Make this work with spotify then publish as an electron app and I'll use it for sure

It divides farmers and they wanna put it in our food? Jesus H!

15 years and Linux still has barely improved the usability for the average user.

How'd you like to be the guy pressing the button for 40 years?

Or, you go earn billions, and then you can decide what to do with them.

Bless your little heart. graphQL is a pain in the butt.

Now just marry the mutations to the GET/POST/PUT/DELETE operations of REST and I'll be smitten. No parent +/- node needed, and there are already a ton of REST libs out there.

After you delete the div, go to the body tag and delete the relevant class, or add style="overflow: auto !important;" to the body tag.

From Admiral's responding blogpost:

> 5. We asked them 24 days ago to remove functionalclam[.]com on the original commit.

> Transparent engagement between publishers and visitors is a critical piece of that.

Umm, no? Admiral created an account that they hoped would be mistaken as an official github bot or something. And then, instead of asking, they threatened disruption of the repository.

So, in summary, they:

* Tried to hide their identity * Tried to trick people into thinking they were Github * Threatened, not asked, to remove the site from the list

Look, I'm okay with them wanting to remove a server that helps inform users that they'd like to show ads on their customers sites. At the very least, though, be honest about it.

Also, bless the EFF, man. Heading over there to donate right now.

Incorrect link?