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Also wondering about the Easter egg

"Developers developers developers developers"

Good luck using Netflix, YouTube, Google maps or basically any web service which require real time data update with js disabled.

@eeee woops. *_*

I'm getting mad because Javascript is not on the list.

@devs not sure if I got your point.

@telephantasm yep. I have a lifetime license of AdGuard. Try it, it's awesome - AdGuard.com

@Root woops. Yep I too read your comment as Fingerprint auth. And yea i agree that's totally possible but it can't trace it back to my Google account so I'm cool with that.

@Root Fingerprint and for that matter, all your device unlocking creds reside in a secure Enclave of your phone os and nothing else has direct access to it, not even its native apps. Also this encryption/decryption process is super costly. So in that case the steps that would involve in getting your browser data would be:
1. Adding your Fingerprint data to Google cloud from your os secure enclave
2. Adding your browser history to your secure Enclave as another collection other than already present collection of Fingerprint/other unlocking creds
3. Putting another process which will keep on polling google clouds to update your browsing history.
4. All of this will differ with different os architecture.

I'm not saying it's not possible but it seems to me it is too much overkill for incognito given that Google can easily get most of the data it needs from normal mode. So again, coming back to my original question: do you have any link to prove otherwise?

@Root really? I don't think so. Do you have link to any article/blog about it?

Only if you are also signed into your GA

@mundo03 earth population is around 7billion

Add JS at the end to make sure there's an official javascript wrapper for it.

You can create rules to automatically move mails to different folders.

So you mean wishlist = {}

babel-runtime optimises the babel generated code by injecting code which changes the reference of how babel functions are called.. Thus optimising the app performance. I am trying to get my head around the same question - why does this even exist when it could be taken care in babel itself.

You ask a good question, but isn't bundle size argument an external plugin? Also we have the target audience set as all the browsers >= es6.

Also, you're very kind for the internet. Have a great day/night :)

@Kandelborg we are not bundling babel. Only babel/runtime-corejs2. This is needed as a runtime dependency.

@Kandelborg it is shipped as a direct dependency which adds the bundle size of the project. Besides, if they have lots to do and figured to release a new library in their busy schedule, the better use of the time would be to refractor the existing one IMHO.

Like others said - discipline first. Secondly stretch and warm yourself up before starting work out and do another round of warm up before leaving gym. Learnt it the hard way myself :)

Yep you're thinking too logical. Never think too logical.

Norton Password Manager. It's free and you can always count on me if you find any bugs. ;)

@Codex404 docsearch

I have been using npm for more than two years now. This is probably the first time I decided to look into package.json docs because I wanted to tap into it's advanced API.

And this my fellow dev ranters is how I ended up pouring coffee on my laptop. #bandersnatch

dependencies docs

devDependencies

@Fast-Nop I can relate. I have once raised a bug to Apple which was a blocker for my story. Guess what the status of that ticket is 💁‍♂️

On a side note from my experience, *some* open source project issues are a lot likely to be looked upon by maintainers/contributors. The eslint bug which I raised was confirmed within an hour or so. The lib bug.. Well it has been 2 days now without any response...

@beegC0de interesting fact - almost every popular project is using this library. React, bootstrap, vue, jekyll, postman, graphql, netlify... You name a project and probably they are using this lib. So I went and checked some of these projects. Every goddamn project has this same bug.

Also if you've heard vue.js being simpler than react, it is mostly because it is html in js. But no bias towards anyone of them, I've used both react and Vue and both are equally awesome 🤷🏻‍♂️

So the idea now is to write everything in javascript. React is html in js. With this, you don't have to worry about writing boilerplate html and hook your javascript conditions to it. You just focus on writing js. Similarly there are now libraries which helps you write css in js. Styled components is one of them.

Or you can just use fish shell