starbreakerposts (165 results)

<quoting=d-von postID=1669 threadID=147> For example, the other day, I came across a 'Star Wars is for children, Dune is for men' meme. It so amused me that, despite not having watched or read either since my teenage years, I wanted to immediately jump ...

Speaking of which, I've talked to quite a few of these clowns at my day job, and the ones closest to being [WASPs[](https://en](](https://en) ...

They want everything and everybody to be as boring and banal as they themselves are. That way they won't have ...

<quoting=d-von postID=1662 threadID=147> So the question is, how to cater to both? People have told me that HTML5 degrades well on older browsers, but I have had/seen some issues.

Maybe one solution could be to put classed divs inside the HTML5 tags? ...

I was never impressed by The Hunger Games. Even if the author wasn ...

You're welcome. BTW, I've got a *little ...

<quoting=orchids postID=1655 threadID=147> php still being the most optimal choice here really is nuts. i feel like if this feature was implemented in HTML, people would reach for JS frameworks a lot less because re-usability of components is still a problem ...

I'm OK with blaming the JS Mafia. They ...

That's how HTML imports were implemented, at least according to Google's documentation.

You might be thinking of [HTML imports[](https://caniuse](](https://caniuse) ...

I just bashed out a post about how it sucks that HTML doesn't have an element for loading snippets of HTML containing commonly used shit like nav menus, footers, etc..

My mother just wanted to watch her soap operas.

Might be a good idea to take these features out if ...

<quoting=NobodyFix postID=1588 threadID=22> I feel like most people only get 5 hours of free time at most outside of work as is after you remove the unpaid lunch, the commute time, and any time you spend just getting ready to go to work. Then once you ...

This ...

<quoting=neph postID=1562 threadID=197> This refers to the concept of treating the internet has an interesting hole to peek your head through, rather than a realm to live most of your life in. What a lot of people (in my age bracket especially) suffer ...

A movie about how a cishet bourgeois white couple got turned out by a bunch of kinky queer folks from outer space? Definitely ...

Not sure they had a choice. Between the passage of laws like FOSTA and SESTA and ...

Better not use words like "niggardly" around them, either.

<quoting=Devastatia postID=1547 threadID=197> I know I'm ideologically indoctrinated. There's no way to not be. We are all products of our age. As Jung pointed out, as soon as you break one projection, another one immediately takes it place. It's automatic ...

I figured that was just bro science. More specifically, bro psychology or "bropsyche".

<quoting=Devastatia postID=1541 threadID=197> Just kidding ...

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<quoting=Devastatia postID=1530 threadID=197> @starbreaker mentions Fahrenheit 451, but the corporate Web contains elements of 1984 as well, namely Orwell's concept of the "memory hole." That's when information disappears without a trace. In Orwell ...

<quoting=d-von postID=1529 threadID=197> I'd also say the problem is only exacerbated by the fact that so much of what counts as culture these days is cooked up in toto by marketers and corporations. Of course, the ultimate, eventual effect of streaming ...

I think most developers can. Unfortunately, the programmer I was six months ago is also "somebody else".

<quoting=Devastatia ...