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5 months agoI’ve been waiting so long for :has(), and had no idea it was finally implemented. This is huge for userstyles. Now I should be able to hide retweets and inline ads from Twitter with just a couple lines of css.
I’ve been waiting so long for :has(), and had no idea it was finally implemented. This is huge for userstyles. Now I should be able to hide retweets and inline ads from Twitter with just a couple lines of css.
Wow, imagine the egress fees you could inflict by looping between servers in different cloud regions…
I think it’s because people also have preferences for other types of meat. E.g. I always prefer chicken, but it’s uncommon here so usually I go with the cheapest option: pork. I’m appalled at how high I’ve let my meat consumption slip, but this paper would still classify me as not excessive beef consumption.
And so begins the phase where we start using AI to avoid having to deal with all the crappy UIs out there directly.
Also, I’ve gotta say, great article. Very informative and I appreciate the focus on concrete use cases.