it is a massive improvment navigation using keyboard and the shortcuts make it actually easy to use.
Who even uses jQuery nowadays?
It can take down a good part of the internet. Many people reported issues here as well. Problems were reported with all major ISPs.
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I’ve not actually used it as much in the past couple months since I have to include the library and all just to have some shorthands for dom stuff ↩︎
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Here’s the catch: Nobody wants hundreds lines of code and a huge node_modules just to make a button that expands a spoiler with some animation.
And Internet Explorer
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Spoiler, bgp underlies tcp, etc as the backbone of the Internet, and relies mostly on a trust model any asn can announce a shorter path for a prefix should they want the goal is questionable
Still, you might not need jQuery for that.
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why it is so buggy on my end? like very very buggy
69,96% of webpage that i’ve use daily…idk
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What I can see is that for the most part, the website demostrates the code with $(el), where el is a JavaScript object.
But most of the times it is something like $("#btn-close").
Not to mention that all those modern approaches usually takes more lines of code. And the website is actually designed for library developers instead of normal web devs…
jQuery and its cousins are great, and by all means use them if it makes it easier to develop your application.
If you’re developing a library on the other hand, please take a moment to consider if you actually need jQuery as a dependency.
Yes jQuery is something like 25 kB but I don’t see a good reason to just dump it completely.
Quantumult X is GOAT
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i wonder why people want to make such a complicated name for their product for no reason, just call it frank or peter or something like that, so easy to remember jkjk
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You actually have Regular now wow didn’t notice 
Because the mighty iOS and Apple had spoken
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Figma Config™…
cant believe they trademarked this
1k$ for these very bank number…im so drunk & crazy rn
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I also wanna speak for me installing macOS 14 virtual machine on my 8GB of RAM VPS just to create an iCloud email address. And i can use app password to sign in to a Roundcube instance pointing to iCloud’s SMTP and IMAP servers 
Good thing, apparently if i don’t have the macOS VM available to use, i can still use my phone number to sign in instead. But might as well reinstall my macOS VM later, maybe 
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Fun math question :)
The fruits are all positive integers, what are the fruits?
Answer
=154476802108746166441951315019919837485664325669565431700026634898253202035277999
=36875131794129999827197811565225474825492979968971970996283137471637224634055579
=4373612677928697257861252602371390152816537558161613618621437993378423467772036
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what the fak is tis
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life is like a dih, sometimes its up, sometimes its down, but it is not hard forever…and it also short
- Tiktok Master jkjk
Right, that’s a surprising omission on the website. Because you can use document.querySelectorAll("#btn-close") for the same effect.
If you scroll through the examples, you’ll see that a substantial chunk of jQuery functions can actually be replaced with a single line of plain Javascript.
Some functions require a bit more code, but that also is somewhat of a weakness of the website: it sometimes tries a bit too hard to replace the exact jQuery functionality, when you can achieve the same with less code if you approach the problem slightly differently.
I count jQuery 4 as 28 kB compressed, but 79 kB text. And that’s the minified version.
I got rid of it for all my projects. I can do the same with plain Javascript and it eliminates another dependency, a network request, some browser execution time, and a various potential security issues. You see no reason to dump it, I see no reason to keep it.
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