mumblerino
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
Because dependencies are managed so easily in Node, it makes no sense for Node core developers to implement more and more of the ever-expanding APIs offered by the browser. They’re better off spending that time tightening the system and perhaps offering low-level interfaces.
What I hate is that all of these apps unnecessarily wrap a web view at all.
I’m surprised that Apple allows Google and Facebook to break the native browser experience for no good reason. I hope Apple starts blocking this and Android follows suit.
If you check your own account, it finds albums and can even download some shared photos.
If you check the same account but using another account's cookies… surprise surprise, "No album" appears.
# Own account
Name: ---public name----
Last profile edit : 2019/12/01
Email : [email protected]
Google ID : ------id------
Hangouts Bot : No
Activated Google services :
- Photos
- Maps
Google Photos : https://get.google.com/albumarchive/------id------
=> 4 albums, 50 photos
Searching metadata...
[+] 1 device found !
- Apple iPhone 7 (40 pics) [2017/01/1]
-> 1 Firmware found !
--> 10.3.0 [2017/01/1]
Google Maps : https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/------id------/reviews
=> 167 reviews found !
Probable location (confidence => Okay) :
- --------, ----------
# Other account Name: ---public name----
Last profile edit : 2019/12/01
Email : [email protected]
Google ID : ------id------
Hangouts Bot : No
Activated Google services :
- Photos
- Maps
Google Photos : https://get.google.com/albumarchive/------id------
=> No album
Google Maps : https://www.google.com/maps/contrib/------id------/reviews
=> No reviewsYou're suggesting to load a whole new parser, parse images at a higher level than browsers can (i.e. slower and with less concurrency), and make `<img>` a whole lot harder to manage.
That's not worth it at all unless the savings are substantial (say BMP vs JPEG)
Additionally, for really foreign languages (e.g. English vs Chinese) knowing in what order to place words and whether words are needed at all is of great help.
Both parts are needed.
App stores are more like Zapier, where your customers can find you, but you have to follow Zapier’s rules because you’re using Zapier’s platform.
Thai police can't speak English, so it wouldn't be out of the ordinary to ask the immigration police (which, by definition, deals with foreigners) to do it.
What a completely ridiculous statement. Why else would anyone choose BGP if not for performance (i.e. download speed)? The choice to use BGP over a plain old JPG would be made specifically by people who do care.