Notices tagged with javascript
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Excited at the prospect of random sites spinning my CPU and fans running #WebAssembly in addition to #JavaScript, because now I won't be able to find out what they're doing.
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@sim I've found that sites with a lot of #JavaScript will do that, but that can even happen with 2-3 tabs.
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I was thinking about playing with #SSB, but every app I see requires #NPM (and presumably #Node.js). I'm not looking with the idea of having a pile of #JabbaShit #JavaScript potentially listening on an external interface.
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https://nu.federati.net/url/252448 [sbsun . com]
If it complains about your ad-blocker, just turn off #JavaScript and you’ll be able to read the page.
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!SoCal sees 100K+ increase in jobs. https://nu.federati.net/url/251832 [daily bulletin . com] !econusa
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Site attempts to block 'private' browsing. Just turn off #JavaScript and the problem goes away. #JabbaShit
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@sean Not a fan, but it isn't much beyond what contemporary sites' #Jabbashit #JavaScript becomes after minimizing and compression.
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#Emacs for #Javascript with #skewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tyTgyzUJqM connects to the browser; minimal setup (add js2-mode hook).
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#Javascript map with index looks pretty cool: urls.map((url, index) => makeReq(url, index)) /vs/ urls.map((url) => makeReq(url))
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#JavaScript Isn't #Scheme http://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2013/07/18/javascript-isnt-scheme/
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Immutable function arguments and variables https://www.draketo.de/english/free-software/immutable-java-js-fortran #java #javascript #fortran
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@tregeagle Bloomberg thinks I'm a bot - they say because of the "suspicious activity" of disabling #JavaScript - so I can't say for sure, but I'm guessing they are assuming their readership has some prior knowledge of the workings of government bonds, central banks, and the banking system as a whole. I understand a lot of that stuff now, but only as a consequence of being int…
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1. Nobody should need client-side code just to read some text. 2. #JavaScript, and mature libraries like #JQuery should be operating system packages, not bundled with apps or downloaded on the fly. 3. <script license="http://status.hackerposse.com/url/18467"> 4. Browsers should allow (or default to) swapping out non-free JS libraries with free equivalents. 5. _Then_ you can w…
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From the 2018 Free Software Bulletin: learn about the darkside of #JavaScript, and how you can escape the JavaScript trap with #LibreJS: https://u.fsf.org/2ql
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#JavaScript
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#JavaScript
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Do it the other way round: Display the 2FA box, but hide it if #Javascript detects no 2FA enabled. That way people who don't browse with Javascript can still access the box.
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Trapped by the #IoT? Check out @rabimba's talk from #LibrePlanet on freeing yourself from walled gardens with #JavaScript https://u.fsf.org/26t
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I think... I just... added support for #JavaScript to #GNURobots? Also #Brainfuck.
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I suppose it isn't really #Javascript I object to, it's !surveillance applications in web browsers, and Web devs using Javascript when #POSH would suffice
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As much as I dislike #Javascript, I agree with @psema4 - it's a convenient tool for learning programming principles
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