That’s crazy. I love Safari (I know, it sucks and I’m in the minority) and it usually caches things in memory and doesn’t redownload. Have I been in Appleland too long?
I’m a web developer and deal mostly with complex backend stuff, but is this issue of browsers not caching content common? This is news to me.
Edit: Omg never mind, I did misunderstand the question. It’s when saving it that it redownloads and yeah, I’ve totally noticed it too.
social media users — should "become the new kind of cultural elites."
I haven’t been on Facebook or other Meta-owned properties for a few years, but if I remember correctly social media users definitely shouldn’t be considered cultural elites.
I’m a developer too and sometimes I say “I don’t know” knowing full well the shitstorm it’ll bring. I’m a few years in and I just don’t give a fuck if that pisses off the person on the other end.
I just don’t have time for games — a few times I tried to give a better answer but didn’t have all the information I needed and every time it came back to bite me in the ass.
I love being a developer with all my heart, I don’t come into the office and I love my job. But I won’t play politics, kiss ass or put lipstick on a pig. Why would I? In my experience doing so is a lot worse than admitting I don’t know something; if someone wants to throw a tantrum that’s fine but they can do it on their time. If we could just get off this time suck call I can find the information I need pretty quick and get you an answer ASAP.
Sounds like an action-packed weekend to me
Maybe I’m not understanding the question but typically a CDN will have HTTP headers to signal to the browser to cache the asset (image). I can’t imagine Pinterest isn’t using a CDN (with said headers), so if it’s re-fetched over the network that sounds like a browser problem more than a developer one.
I use Storj, it’s been my favorite for years.
I haven’t used Google in a few years (in fact all Google servers are blocked on my network) but I still can’t stop saying “I’ll Google it.”
Mine runs basically everything in my apartment (Home Assistant), I dumped my antique Synology DiskStation and run Samba + an array of hard drives for NAS (synced offsite of course).
I was a bit leery of running NAS on top of everything else, but this is a Raspberry Pi 4 with a ton of services running on it and it’s still pretty idle. arm64 is a powerhouse (my router is a nanoPi R6S too). Also for context I run Alpine Linux so it’s as barebones as I need it to be.
I’m in almost the exact same situation as OP, 8 TB of raw Blu-ray dumps except I’m on XFS. I ran duperemove and freed ~200 GB.
No, I just can’t see Donnie parting ways with his stash
Well if you’re going to hijack my paste command just hide the confirmation box ¯_(ツ)_/¯
This is pretty fucking twisted (albeit obvious) but I’m into it