I’m using Google Photos to record some of my recipes, starting with Taziki: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Ld7Jhii7GkfMyCRF8
Wow, just ran into this and indeed the issue was Chrome Remote Desktop. It also appears to be the source of the problem I was having running balena etcher.
sudo apt autoremove chrome-remote-desktop
When will people ever learn to own their own content?
Sasha Perigo (@sashaperigo) Tweeted:
Instacart Shoppers wrote a Medium post
explaining what’s happening to them and
asking for software engineers and other
employees to speak out against their
bosses. @GoogleWalkout shared it today.
Instacart flagged it to Medium, and it’s been TAKEN DOWN!
https://t.co/g5bidL7m80
I just pushed a quick update to inline-form which makes the code even shorter.
One of the things I’ve realized as I do this project is the wealth of tooling in browsers for handling forms that we’ve left behind by moving to POSTing everything in JSON via JavaScript. For example it turns out the browser’s fetch function understands different body types and will automatically add in the correct Content-Type header based on the body type, so posting Form content can be as simple as:
fetch(formElement.action, {
method: 'POST',
body: new FormData(formElement),
},
);
Just published v3.0.0 of elements-sk. The bump in major version number is because dialog-sk was removed from the library. Now that the dialog element exists and has a good polyfill it was time to abandon the custom element.
This is my preferred direction in library change direction, i.e. getting smaller over time.
NEW IOWA poll from @davidbinder , via @linkiowa pro-ethanol group, shows a wiiiide open caucus after the first debate:
— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) July 3, 2019
WARREN: 20
HARRIS: 18
BIDEN: 17
SANDERS: 12
PETE: 10
note: N = 600, which is as big as some of the Dem samples in public polling national samples.
Elizabeth Warren is going to be our next president, because she is Lisa Simpson and I subscribe to the Simpson’s Timeline of Reality.
Wait, so did SCOTUS just rollback Baker v Carr in their most recent gerrymandering decision? I.e. will SCOTUS no longer involve itself in any political decisions?
Context More Perfect: The political thicket.