33 comments
@yogthos ... That looks like the spacetime module for a great show on Netflix called Travelers. @yogthos lb às vezes eu me pergunto se não é até bom que seja um pé no saco gerenciar dependências em c++ (isso é uma semi-piada) Elon's first build of a bottle cap opener WITH government handouts. "Supply chains are scarce, need to up the price all the way up my 🫏." @yogthos pet peeve; when I go to a server and request a document but it sends me a loading screen instead. Ugh! #web2pointwoe @dcoderlt @yogthos The funny thing is, as far as I'm aware, the actual answer to that in HTML is simply frames/framesets/iframes. Periodic reload also works in iframe documents (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meta_refresh), no need for messing around with headers for specific paths & whatnot (or Javascript). And while those don't necessarily play well with accessibility, unlike bespoke Javascript nightmares, they're standard features so work to improve support can be done reliably. @yogthos Unless there's three more nearby all equally complex, with a new one still actively being build that's the frontrunner choice it's not quite accurate... @yogthos I once had to create something that showed images we localized and uploaded to a CDN by locale. I created a ten line html file with two lines of JavaScript and a drop-down to change the locale and emailed it to the product people. I swear our resident JavaScript guru practically had an aneurysm. @ucblockhead it's funny how so many developers have an innate aversion to simple solutions. There's this notion that things need to be complex in order to meet some nebulous definition of 'proper'. @yogthos @ucblockhead It's very strange too, as there's really no sense in making anything any more complex than it needs to be to fulfill a specific design's goals. Rube Goldberg's machines were supposed to be humoristic, not an example to follow. |
@yogthos