toupeira (u/toupeira)

toupeira commented on Pure Digital CSS, Swiss Made, Clock – No JavaScript, almost no HTML quaxio.com/pure_css_digit... · Posted by u/IceWreck

sli · 5 years ago

Firefox doesn't even give me the option to view page source, only selection source. Doing that gives me this:

    <html><head><link rel="stylesheet"
    href="pure_css_digital_clock.css">
    </head><body></body></html>

The inspector works fine, but the inspector also does not present the HTML as it was sent, but rather the DOM that Firefox is rendering.

None of this is important, it's just fun to poke at these CSS demos a little and see how the browser acts.

toupeira · 5 years ago

> Firefox doesn't even give me the option to view page source

Looks like they moved it into the Tools -> Web Developers menu. Ctrl+U still works too!

toupeira commented on Coordinated disclosure of XML roundtrip vulnerabilities in Go’s standard library mattermost.com/blog/coord... · Posted by u/jupenur

zwass · 5 years ago

As a service provider, are there viable alternatives to support SSO in an application?

toupeira · 5 years ago

OpenID Connect seems to be pretty well established: https://openid.net/certification/

It defines an authentication protocol on top of OAuth2, and is a different beast from the older OpenID standards.

toupeira commented on macOS unable to open any non-Apple application twitter.com/lapcatsoftwar... · Posted by u/mattsolle

HeadsUpHigh · 5 years ago

Debian has abysmal hardware support( well gpus mostly). They need to do something about their kernels, my RX5700XT is miles ahead with the current kernel compared to whatever debian 10 ships.

toupeira · 5 years ago

Debian stable is meant for servers, use unstable (it's quite stable!) or stable-backports if you want a recent kernel.

toupeira commented on Mozilla Hubs – Private social VR in your web browser hubs.mozilla.com/... · Posted by u/part1of2

livre · 5 years ago

What's broken besides being able to install unapproved add-ons? The new redesign made it usable on my old phone, the old Firefox mobile was too slow for it and would frequently run out of memory. And the new UI with tabs on bottom made it usable on my new phone that has a big screen.

toupeira · 5 years ago

More gripes:

- Tab queue is gone.

- Bookmark keywords stopped working.

- Sharing directly from another app to a synced desktop Firefox is gone.

toupeira commented on Vilified early over Covid-19 strategy, Sweden seems to have scourge controlled straitstimes.com/world/eu... · Posted by u/doppp

rossdavidh · 5 years ago

If you're looking at human cost, then yes, deaths is what matter. If you're evaluating protocols to prevent infection, then cases per capita is exactly what you care about. The likelihood of death when you get infected could be a better measure of how well the hospital can treat it, for example. But if you're evaluating how well mask-wearing impacts the spread of the virus, then looking at new cases per capita is the metric of interest.

toupeira · 5 years ago

Cases per capita is still very misleading without accounting for number of tests though, no?

Looking at some countries that offer more detailed data, you can sometimes see the cases double, while hospitalizations and deaths grow at a much lower rate (if at all).

Compare for example the UK:

- This chart for the daily new cases shows a dramatic second wave that even exceeds the first one: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/uk/

- This chart for the positive rate on the other hand shows a modest increase to ~3% over the past few weeks, far below the 30% in April: https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-testing#the-positive-...

- And if you look at the number of tests you'll see it has more than tripled since April, hence the increase in "cases": https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus-testing#how-many-test...

toupeira commented on The Era of Visual Studio Code blog.robenkleene.com/2020... · Posted by u/robenkleene

ohazi · 5 years ago

ALE [0] is also nice if you just want a lightweight way to add linting / formatting / name lookups / autocompletion without a lot of extras.

It uses LSP for everything, and can apparently be used together with coc, although I'm not sure why you'd want both.

[0] https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale

toupeira · 5 years ago

ALE also supports CLI linters and formatters, LSP support only came later and is entirely optional.

toupeira commented on The Era of Visual Studio Code blog.robenkleene.com/2020... · Posted by u/robenkleene

laqq3 · 5 years ago

I read about this fact elsewhere also. Could you expand on this a bit? My impression was that VSCode and its associated extensions are open source, so I'm curious how Microsoft could make certain parts exclusive to its own build of VSCode.

toupeira · 5 years ago

The situation is similar to Google Chrome/Chromium: Most of it is open-source, but the release binaries contain some proprietary bits for telemetry, marketplace access, etc.

A FOSS build is available at https://vscodium.com/

toupeira commented on Gitlab reducing free tier CI/CD minutes from 2000 to 400 minutes about.gitlab.com/releases... · Posted by u/kraf

dmm · 5 years ago

This is only about seven builds per month for my Rust project, not too bad but something I'll have to keep in mind.

Does anyone else think this is a Gitlab campaign against overuse of monomorphization in Rust projects? I just can't get myself to use Dyn...

toupeira · 5 years ago

If that's an Open Source project you could apply for a free Gold license and get 50'000 minutes per group per month (see links in the article).

toupeira commented on Firefox Android Build that caused issues is working as intended theregister.com/2020/08/2... · Posted by u/kiyanwang

jillesvangurp · 5 years ago

Yikes. It's broken, plain and simple. I'm surprised that there is any debate about this in Mozilla about this being a bug or a feature.

toupeira · 5 years ago

Yeah, they seem to be more interested in doing UX research and "highlighting value" of this broken feature: https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/5652