capjamesg[d]I had not considered how Google Fonts could track people.
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LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Google Fonts" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Google Fonts is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[tantek]been still reflecting on that "friction" article by DHH. as much as I don't even look at FB any more, post only occasionally now (not saying that's "good" per se), the dopamine hits / urge to "react" to posts thing is feeling like a distraction from focused & thoughtful creating (whether writing, coding, etc.)
[KevinMarks]Hash-based caching would be a good answer to the Google Fonts type question. If they used subresource integrity links, then you could resolve to a different origin for the same file
schmuddeWow. It seems that they would still have a long-term competitive advantage in an open environment. But then the pressures of quarter-over-quarter growth have really clouded this vision. Or is my take too generous?
[tonz]Small personal victory, I just successfully created and ran a script that goes through authorising myself in my website and gets an access token.
[KevinMarks]I think that was a shot fired in an internal argument, and the Emerald Sea (G+) approach was the other argument that took over for a bit and broke a lot of that culture
[snarfed]inspired by #indieweb-dev, re-plugging jackjamieson++'s awesome IndieWeb dissertation, more people here should know about it and read or skim it! https://dissertation.jackjamieson.net/
[tantek]GWG, I think [jackjamieson] is still around. not sure why but you're attempted reference showed up with brackets like [jackjamieson] rather than an @-name in Slack
aaronpkit used to be, but slack changed stuff and now you have to include a slack user ID for slack to actually ping them and link it to their profile and such
[snarfed]Bridgy Instagram users, if you've been missing comments backfeed, upgrade your browser extension! IG moved comments into a separate HTTP fetch, new version adds support for that
ZegnatThat was what I was doing. I had a table mimicing the Wordle design, which would display only colours, unless you clicked a button that would fill in all the letters of my guesses.