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  • Anti-libraryism: 10 web APIs that replace modern JavaScript libraries

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  • Are those APIs supported by all major browsers or is it Chrome(-ium) only? Even if those are supported, it will mean the users may need to update their browser to use the site (but maybe the support is implemented long ago and that's not much of an issue)

    I see you answer that question for most of proposed APIs, but for some of them support is fragmented and/or present since 2025 and even 2026 for one. But at least it's not a single browser vendor lock

  • I'm Not Into Politics

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  • I would've never understood that it's a label on the water if it weren't for your explanation. I second that it's conveyed rather suboptimally

  • Meta plan to use political turmoil as cover for new surveillance tech rollout

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  • They will be bailed in order to ‘compete with China in AI arms race’, imo

  • We have cookies...

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  • Yeah, I saw that video, he's not talking about PFAS-containing fat

  • This goes all the way to the top

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  • I just want to point out that a wheel like this will require about 540 litres of milk to make, so without substituting with some mineral or palm oil you're not likely to produce for a fraction, it looks like wholesale milk price will be around $200 already (but prices I found differ a lot, this was the cheapest)

  • European Alternatives for Music Streaming

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  • It looks like the availability list was shorter years ago, so maybe they plan, but it's not blazing fast progress for sure

  • Growing evidence points to link between autism and wildfire smoke

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  • Three, why?

  • Everything's fine. Nothing to see here.

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  • I'd say the cost is much higher than that, it's just not because of the salary for the non-existent analytics team

  • Weekly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing this week?

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  • The Witcher 2, native Linux version

    That is a bit more problematic than it should, the launcher doesn't work without discontinued dependencies, the configuration doesn't work at all (had to edit configuration file manually), and the controls seem a bit off so I decided to play on easy difficulty not to embarrass myself too much with doing completely wrong moves because they are mapped in a weird way (imo)

    But it still looks pretty good and seems interesting so far, it will definitely take a lot of time to explore, and then I will still have a third game to play

  • Everything's fine. Nothing to see here.

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  • Wow, that story is completely awful and pretty believable

  • We have cookies...

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  • I don't think the last part is correct, but the first is

  • We have cookies...

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  • Wow, is that some legal limitation?

  • Genius

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  • I don't know, smiling and waving doesn't seem that much out of place in Europe, but depends on specific location a lot

  • Ars Technica makes up quotes from Matplotlib maintainer("An AI Agent Published a Hit Piece on Me"); pulls story

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  • This shouldn't be a problem anatomically, it's hard to eat anything with a foot in your mouth anyway

  • Genius

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  • I see sense in that but (un?)fortunately I'm incapable of starting conversations IRL usually. Also I am a rare visitor at restaurants or cafés, so that doesn't help either

  • xkcd #3207: Bad Map Projection: Zero Declination

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  • Yeah, afaik, there's need for accounting for magnetic North difference from North when navigating even on foot, so it's stated on the map with small enough scale

  • Genius

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  • See, and now a conversation is started

  • Russia killed Alexei Navalny with frog toxin, UK and four European allies say

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  • When you go lengths just to kill someone who pissed you off when they don't pose any threat, it's either to have the last word, or to incite fear in those who think of opposing you. Assassinating a president is one thing, assassinating someone like a defector pilot is different. And I find Navalny being killed while imprisoned to be more akin to the latter than the former

  • Russia killed Alexei Navalny with frog toxin, UK and four European allies say

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  • No harm, definitely, and I'm a hundred percent with you in the hope for a prosecution, even if the chances look very grim for that to happen.

    Documenting crimes is indeed useful, at least for history