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Dion Almaer

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9 articles stable

Dion Almaer has appeared in 9 articles since 2015-04. Coverage peaked in 2025Q4 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside twitter, Google, Apple, Coinbase.

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2023-07-01
The Verge 26 related

Twitter no longer lets users browse tweets, user profiles, and comment threads on the web without logging in, redirecting Twitter URLs to the sign in page

https://www.theverge.com/... @ahimsa_pdx@disabled.social : You can no longer view tweets if you're not logged in to twitter.  —  You can't even view someone's twitter profile, not even if it's public....

2021-07-31
HTTP Toolkit

Safari's extremely slow pace in adopting popular features and fixing showstopping bugs, and refusal to engage with contentious API proposals, is harming the web

Features not implemented are not dangerous —'Safari is the next IE' is well supported by many bugs —Ignoring Chrome proposals without engaging or alternative offers, makes the problem worse https://ht...

2015-04-12
Motherboard

As Flash usage wanes, Internet archivists struggle to preserve Flash websites

Gone in a Flash: The Race to Save the Internet's Least Favorite Tool  —  Navigating awful, 100 percent Flash-based sites is an experience many of us have had, and is unequivocally part of internet can...

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