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@j_ken @Otto_English It's relative to what the waiting list was in Jan 2009. So if it says 200 it is double the amount of people on the waiting list as there were on Jan 2009

That's it. That's the story.

@funda Deze tab crasht steeds de funda app op mijn telefoon

Ontdek Mijn Huis: actueel inzicht in jouw huis en buurt op één plek ➡️ bit.ly/3Sx7cly

@Killyce @Rich_Harris @mac_hour But one of the mayor advantages of prettier is that you can still keep typing the way you like and when you save/commit it will reformat it for you. So you can keep on typing your four spaces. It won't change your writing experience, but improve the reading experience of others.

@Rich_Harris @mac_hour Have you thought about the developer job, which is annoying enough already, and will be more annoying if he will have to abandon easily accessible space bar to use tabs instead and press the wrong key 1/3 times ?

TIL Prettier is considering making tabs the default in 3.0. This is huge — it would make an entire set of programming languages more accessible (if you're somehow still pro-spaces, read this comment to instantly convert), and, more importantly, vindicate my personal preferences

I'm giving away five elephpants (in case you didn't know that yet). Do you wanna get one? I'll pick two random followers who retweeted this tweet next week. Simple 👍

@jensimmons A way to have the viewport units, especially dynamic viewport, to also subtract the height of the soft keyboard. Or add another env variabele for this like safe-area-inset-bottom that contains the keyboard height when it is visible so I can subtract it myself

Dear web developers, Now that Safari has Subgrid, Container Queries, and so much more new CSS… What other **CSS** do you need implemented in Safari? Or what CSS bugs do you need fixed? (See other tweets for other technology requests. So I can keep threads organized. Thanks!)

@wesbos Boos is also the name of a web series by our public TV in which they help people that are boos by confronting the person/company they are mad at. They regularly deal with scammers, etc. I can already picture the episode in which they confront these people for you

@wesbos There is another layer to this tweet when you're Dutch. Because Boos means Angry so I thought you were angry at them, before thinking you probably didn't mean it like that.

When those guys try resell my courses on udemy

@tac_caliber @notjustbikes No we don't, we used to though. For the periods of 1897-1919 and 1924-1941 we had a bicycletax. These days the only tax on bicycles is a VAT when you purchase one.

@notjustbikes Hey, My mom and I have a question. I don't know why this would be the case, but we were wondering if there is property tax on bicycles in the Netherlands, like there are on cars in the US and Canada?

@CeltTurtle @Rainbowfables @PeterStuart3 Especially for the lorries, trade vans, etc. who can't be replaced by a bike it is neccessary that all the others switch this will get their trips moving faster because there are less cars in total. It only takes the removal of a small percentage to get the traffic flowing again

@Rainbowfables @PeterStuart3 people in tech - new economy jobs don't think about those using the spanners... architects says cycle in... plumber, etc... is the lorries, trade vans, bus, people moving young kids, those with disabilities... author sees bike vs car. only sees through fully able eyes.

@developerjack .. have very different in meaning/usage. And then there is the 'webhooks' which has documentation on all 4 those main pages and a 'main' page of it's own (developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api…). All 5 webhook descriptions are incomplete and at points seem to contradict each other 4/4

@developerjack ... with a lot of very specialized objects that all are described in the root, and when you open the pages part you get a submenu that is just as long. Both these lists have no consistency in naming and capitalisation. It has terms that are similar in name but ... 3/4

@max_tappenden @francoisz @jrf_nl Not happy about that and actively fighting it. But you can't win every battle.

This is BIG: EU data protection authorities rule that IAB Europe's consent popups are unlawful, and that all data collected by Google’s, Amazon’s and Microsoft’s online advertising businesses must be deleted. #GDPR #Privacy iccl.ie/news/gdpr-enfo…

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@nileshtrivedi @jensimmons @thelifeofrishi @adactio Let's start with widespread adoption of the integrity tag in dev tools, aka ide's who will generate them for you etc. And also expanding it to other resource elements in html like image, video, etc. Even adding a CSP option to block all resources that dont specify a integrity tag

@nileshtrivedi @jensimmons @thelifeofrishi @adactio Yeah that would be awesome. Not entirely sold on having it in the filename. I expect that it will easily be broken by a novice user who doesn't know what they just did, or how to fix it. Might be ways to prevent this but that needs very widespread adoption.

“Just take a minute to consider the implications of that: any third-party script on your site is allowing someone else to execute code on your web pages. That’s astonishingly unsafe.” — Jeremy Keith @adactio in css-tricks.com/aint-no-party-…