RT @domenic: If you want to try out the app history API in production, from Chrome 96-99 (~November 16 through April 19) you will be able t…
@kylealden @EdgeDevTools @MSEdgeDev Congratulations, Kyle! 🎈 Very exciting product and team!
RT @FridayForFuture: Wir wollen die gute Stimmung ja nicht zerstören — aber wir bestreiken heute DEINE Regierung, Olaf. https://t.co/tIQZhb 
@slightlylate Oh yes, absolutely. I’ll check it out after the weekend.
@j9t You might qualify for their open-source free access program. Talk to them, they’re nice folks.
@rauschma Neater trick: load it without going through a request hop enforced by `@​import`: https://t.co/1v2PrDKen6. Even neater trick: inline exclusively and exactly the required CSS: https://t.co/7oZOsIk0I1.
RT @github: Need to add some ASCII art flow diagrams to your README or code comments?
YES → https://t.co/U6E3T0t0JY (งツ)ว https://t.co/34y…
@j9t Try assistivlabs.com. Really powerful service.
@kinu All the best for the next endeavor. Congratulations on the things you have achieved! 🎈
Part of the Global #ClimateStrike locally in Hamburg: fridaysforfuture.org/september24/. We’re many, and if we act now, we can prevent the worst from happening.
Wenn du in Deutschland lebst und wahlberechtigt bist, bitte geh wählen 🌻! Hilf mit, diese Wah#Klimawahl#BTW21pic.twitter.com/xJRwc3C64I
@jaffathecake @booligoosh @DasSurma I volunteer. 🤚
@fgnass Overlooked the “connected to the device’s AP†part for the first response, so scrap the proxy part. The command line flag should work, though.
@denladeside Ah, sorry, processing in chronological order and didn’t see you looped @GoogleDocs in already. Maybe let’s ask @googleworkspace.
“How I Made a Self-Quoting Tweet†by OisÃn Moran is right up my geekery alley. The tweet in question is https://t.co/d22EpPBkv2. Writeup: https://t.co/qo5KmLGL7y
@Rich_Harris “Mad scientist shit†makes me think of @speakeasy_js. @feross, @adamdbradley might be a super interesting guest for your show.
@denladeside I don’t know the answer, sorry. Maybe @GoogleDocs does?!
RT @adamdbradley: Introducing Partytown 🎉
- Relocate third-party scripts into a web worker
- Synchronous main thread DOM ops from the work…
@scottjehl Oh no, flashbacks to an IE bug that made me pull out all my hair: https://t.co/GDoreWlxN5.
@fgnass Yeah, you need to route everything through a proxy I fear. If it’s an option, the `—unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure` command line flag might work for your use case: https://t.co/rawh2k4sCv.
Count me in. Taking part with the whole family locally here in Hamburg, Germany. ðŸŒ»â¤µï¸ https://t.co/75PflK6v5u
There’ve been a couple of articles on getting the benefits of TypeScript by using JSDoc. “Thanks JSDoc typings: all the benefits of TypeScript, with none of the drawbacks†is, I think, so far the most comprehensive one. 💠https://t.co/jJixphK8GI
@dannymoerkerke @slightlylate @jaffathecake This is pretty similar to the @workboxjs solution: https://t.co/jSnBv7airl. It only enters the manual code path when the original response doesn’t contain a 206 status code. @jeffposnick can probably give you