<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: 1718627440</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=1718627440</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Thu, 20 Aug 2026 19:35:43 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=1718627440" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by 1718627440 in "CSS: The bomb inside your inbox"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>Just regular Thunderbird rendering some common elements in plaintext mails.  Just like e.g. Markdown is rendered on Github.  This is what Markdown comes from after all.</p>
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<p>The Web is a document format, it does not need a client side turing complete language.  Granted, now-a-days people also use it to ship applications, and I have nothing against using JS for that, but for a document it is really dumb to require code execution in order to just view the document.</p>
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<p>> After writing a long article, creating videos, images, and no doubt doing multiple rounds of edits...<p>Because that doesn't include writing JS, that's a separate step.</p>
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<p>MUAs do render italics/bold, headlines, citations, etc. , so for just bold and italic HTML isn't required.</p>
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<p>> Using a email a free email provider with Thunderbird is a pain nowadays<p>How so? I host my own stuff, and I never had much problems.</p>
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<p>>  there's a good chance it's available under at least one TLD.<p>So more similar names unsorted in random locations in the tree.  Aka. more pollution.  We seem to have a different idea of the concept of pollution.</p>
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<p>But you could have the same with 'tech.com.' or 'tech.us.'?</p>
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<p>Over a slow mobile connection Anubis doesn't load at all, even if the actual website would load just fine in seconds.  Hence the user is locked out from the website.</p>
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<p>Very few user write a HTTP request themself.  By that measure everyone that uses an UA, is a bot user.</p>
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<p>Yeah, why should I watch your content?  If you want me to watch your crap, please pay me.  Otherwise it's my time and attention, you expect to get for free.</p>
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<p>People can create the world, but they do need a lot of time.  A lot of money buys you time, so nobody 'poor' can keep up.  That wouldn't be a problem for web UAs, if the standards wouldn't be 'improved' at the same path as well.  It's kinda like proof of work, but for standard bodies and ownership of a system.</p>
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<p>That seems to be true to every major application release by MS.  No, the OS is of course secure, pinky promise!</p>
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<p>That's kinda true with every open source software.  As soon as some branch has a sizable chunk of developers, forks are discouraged, because either you need to keep up or give up eventually.  That's what makes torvalds/linux special and why people want to upstream.  If the upstream doesn't accept: oh well.</p>
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<p>> I have a domain name with the TLD of "today".<p>I don't like the pollution of the global namespace.  If someone thinks, there should be a domain named today, fine, but don't put it in the global namespace by creating a new TLD.  DNS is a hierarchical structure, there is no reason domains should all be only 4 segments long.  Arguable 'com.' should have really been 'com.us.', but that's history.</p>
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<p>> All I said was that if I absolve the driver of whatever responsibility he believes he has for me<p>Except that you are not authorized to do that, so it doesn't have any effect and it is still his problem.<p>> The initial issue was that the driver is unable to open the door even if we both assess the risk as negligible.<p>If he assesses the situation to be safe, he just opens the door.  He routinely does exactly that (outside of normal stops).  If he didn't open the door, he did not consider it safe.</p>
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<p>But with that definition, it IS his problem, because he is liable for the well-being of his passengers.</p>
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<p>> the typical German BBQ<p>Maybe this is just an East/West or North/South thing.  I am German too and would find that just very weird and atypical.  Maybe something you would do in a company setting, where you don't actually want to go, but just keep your job and don't create enemies, so you come and keep the lowest profile possible.</p>
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<p>I'm from Germany. never really went anywhere else much, and I basically only knew it your way, growing up.<p>I also went to some "BBQ" once, where it was "eat your own food", but that's just a sign, that you don't trust each other and don't know each other well.<p>So I would say, that's just this guys and maybe some others customs.  It would be rude for other Germans too.<p>> he got some of the side dishes, sat down on the table by himself and had his lunch. Only then he decided to join the rest of the people in the party.<p>Did you already stop eating?  This sounds like he assumed you were already done with the meal part, so he tried to catch up and then join.  If you were still eating, then this guy is just very weird and rude.<p>---<p>>  this is an day-long event<p>So if you invite me for "Grillen", I assume it's taking ~3 hours.  If you mean "day-long", maybe the German mind comprehends it better, if you say you are hosting a party and do also do a BBQ.</p>
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<p>If you have a high ROI it's a bad idea to stop putting money in.  Logically all people should be for high taxes, but they are not, because they don't believe that their taxes fund things they profit from and that it's easier to put less money in, then to fix that.</p>
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<p>That inefficiency is the very reason, why the Swiss have a more reliable network.  The DB used to have all these inefficiency too and was reliable.  Then they decided to cut all that and that's the current state now.<p>Personally I think that there is no "real inefficiency", the money just achieves something else, that you don't consider the goal yet.  Sometimes that is making someone else richer, sometimes that is making the system more reliable in ways you couldn't plan.</p>
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