@ctford True. I’m still at a loss as to how to even talk to people who think this can be even remotely justifiable.
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@ctford The thing that’s worse is that people still defend the whole thing and claim the torturers bravely did something necessary
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@alexkli @igrigorik … and images, and fonts, and anything else you might refer to
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@headinthebox Yes, once you’ve understood that simple thing, obviously.
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@headinthebox My guess: You can’t unlearn what you know, and thus can’t really judge what it’s like for people who haven’t grasped it yet
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Großartig: „Irrer Fetisch oder völlig normal? Hälfte der Deutschen trägt gerne Frauenkleider“ der-postillon.com/2014/12/ir…
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This (old) essay by @schneierblog may be the best thing ever written on US terror fears: schneier.com/blog/archives/2…
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Google started dynamically inserting prefetch links, a.k.a “reactive prefetch” – very cool (post by @igrigorik plus.google.com/+IlyaGrigori…)
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I interviewed Adrian Cockcroft (@adrianco) for @seradio and learned a lot about cloud computing in the real world: se-radio.net/2014/12/episode…
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Proposed Recommendation of Server-Sent Events: w3.org/TR/2014/PR-eventsourc…
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RT @morganhallgren: @adactio ”brilliant! I used this way of thinking to create reactize-todo.herokuapp.com. Loved it and easier than i thought.”
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I’ll just keep on channeling @adactio: “Progressive enhancement isn’t a technology. It’s more like a way of thinking” 24ways.org/2014/responsive-e…
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+1 to what @adactio says: “The majority of web components could, and should, extend existing elements” adactio.com/journal/7967
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“Use web components as a form of progressive enhancement […] instead of creating brand new elements from scratch” adactio.com/journal/7967
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@sallamar It’s one of the strong recommendations I always include in my trainings
@storchp @mrreynolds also wenn ich ganz ganz ehrlich bin hat das doch noch nie so wirklich gelebt
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