unusable for me
Safari/WebKit seems to be the issue. Perhaps try another browser?
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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anonyonoor commented on The History of F1 Design espn.com/espn/feature/sto... · Posted by u/anonyonoor
anonyonoor commented on The History of F1 Design espn.com/espn/feature/sto... · Posted by u/anonyonoor
I waited about 30 seconds in safari on macOS 15.6 and couldn't scroll at all
I opened it, got some coffee, and then tried opening it again in a new window. Somehow it worked perfectly on the second attempt after being broken.
Maybe give it another try? I'm on Safari as well.
Sucks that you even have to consider this though.
I've seen several European initiatives similar to this before, and the same question is always asked: what does this actually do?
People (at least on HN) seem to be in agreement the Europe is too regulatory and bureaucratic, so it feels fair to question the practicality of any American initiatives, as we do for European ones.
What does this document practically enact today? Is there any actual money allocated? Deregulation seems to be a theme, so are there any examples of regulations which have been cleansed already? How about planning? This document is full of directives and the names of federal agencies which plan to direct, so what are the actual results of said plans that we can see today and in the coming years?
anonyonoor commented on Show HN: I Built a Telegraph Simulator telegraph.13ug1mb.com... · Posted by u/leugim
I see this over and over: "I HAVE HIJACKED THE SERVERS WEBSOCKET TO SEND CUSTOM MESSAGES IF YOU WANT TO DO THE SAME SEE THE FOLLOWING LINK [...]"
I followed the link and surprisingly, instead of a scam, it was actually an explanation of how to send custom web socket messages.
anonyonoor commented on Scott Forstall – How Steve Jobs saved my life [video] youtu.be/IiuVggWNqSA?t=24... · Posted by u/anonyonoor
Forstall talks about his friendship with Steve Jobs. Clip starts at 40:25, or you can see a cut version of this here: https://youtu.be/ZTpvgtLQMJk?si=OjMUzaSotT9d5fVC
Found this clip while reading up on Apple's history, and thought it was interesting.
Glad to see it reposted every now and then. Makes me nostalgic.