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@soren_iverson There is this function in @yandexmaps. One time it was disabled because Russians started to make "virual protest" on maps with anti-govt speech!
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This sign in front of your CSS department
Molly Struve 🦄@molly_struve
Oh that'll be a quick fix, no problem....
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@pepelsbey_dev I hope somewhere in the future :slotted() can be used in this case....
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I like that you can make a grid layout inside the <img> and align the alt text of a loading/broken picture in the middle. Unfortunately, only in Firefox, but still! 🤯
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@pepelsbey_dev Its interesting why date of publication was ignored by voice over
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The “Listen to Page” feature in Safari on iOS 17 is pretty good even with the source code. I might even start using it for reading articles on the go 😀
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New post — all things Unicode!
One of the most interesting researches I had to do. Enjoy!
tonsky.me/blog/unicode/
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@iamakulov Caching strategies, PWA caching and updating, work with modern images/video/animation formats, critical CSS, extracting CSS from js
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Some things I already have in mind:
- full process from “here’s a slow app” to “let’s figure out why” to “let’s solve it”
- code splitting waterfalls
- API request waterfalls and why api.myapp.domain is a bad pattern
- bundle size
- hydration
- metrics to focus on
What else?
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So I’ve been running a React performance workshop for two years now – however, it only covers *interaction* speed.
Let’s say I ran a workshop on React *loading* speed. What would you like to hear/learn about if you attended it?
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Airlines websites have the best UX ever. I enjoy booking flights and managing them 😍
— said no one ever
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This is a *great* time to re-up on your modern CSS knowledge and explore some of the new stuff
#HotCSSSummer
Una 🇺🇦@Una
If you thought last year was an exciting time for CSS and web UI... (well, because it was) I just made a list of all the APIs that landed/are expected to land/strong chance of cross-browser support by the end of the year and HOLY MOLY MY FRIENDS 🤯 2023 is definitely our year!
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I love that this cursed imagery is next to a heading that says "stay connected to people around you"
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@Una I am asked fact-checking noncommercial organization from Estonia to do research:
provereno.media/blog/2023/05/3… (ru).
Please read full article, tl dr:
- existing research is about pilots and outdated
- there is no recommendations from reputable medical organization's about that.
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I don’t know who needs to hear this but please wear sunscreen in the plane, esp. if you’re a frequent flyer! I recently learned that pilots and flight crew are 2x more likely to develop melanoma.
Atmosphere is thinner in the air and UVA rays aren’t blocked by the window glass.
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I wrote about my current attempt to change how I think day to day:
blog.cassidoo.co/post/todo-tada/
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@pepelsbey_dev Isn't it just a plastic case that can be broken by theif in a second?
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There’s finally a decent AirTag holder for a bicycle saddle 😍 It took a while to install, but mostly because I tried to save time by not removing the saddle, lol. I guess it won’t fit every saddle rail, but it worked for the Brooks C15.
amazon.de/dp/B0B6H4PSQK
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I found a vulnerability that allowed me to unlock any @Google Pixel phone without knowing the passcode. This may be my most impactful bug so far.
Google fixed the issue in the November 5, 2022 security patch. Update your devices!
bugs.xdavidhu.me/google/2022/11…
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@chriscoyier Oh, I want to join unsolicited advice carnival in the replies. You can just walk to the work and avoid using parking at all 😁
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The stupid parking garage at work is making me use a QR code to get in and out.
What is a really quick way to bring up that QR code on my phone? One way is to put it at a URL properly sized and "Add to Homescreen" it. One-click access.
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@cassiecodes For me it how grid and stacking context works. Also would love to see same thread with question like "what's grinds your gears in everyday work with web platform in your area"
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Frameworks obfuscate away & front-end dev spans so many specialities.
When there's a 'discussion' on here it's common to see folks say 'learn the web platform'.
Got me thinking.
What's the most useful thing you've learnt about the web platform for YOUR area of expertise?
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