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hackademix.net
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pcandmore.net
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| | | | | Looking at recent numbers, the market share of Google's Chrome browser is at 65.29% on the desktop, according to statcounter. The numbers vary depending on the statistics provider, with this one giving a 63.33% figure. I use the numbers for the desktop in both cases, since it is the most relevant platform in terms of "the open internet". This figure itself is not shockingly high, considering that Chrome's popularity is common knowledge. | |
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blog.trasatti.it
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| | | | | There is a lot of talk around responsive Web design being too slow or too resource intensive and that other methodologies can achieve better performance. I don't want to go into the details of which approach is better because I think different scenarios require different solutions. What is certainly true in all cases is that... | |
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alexink.micro.blog
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| | | Following in the footsteps of others far more knowledgable than I, here's all the boring default apps I use on a daily basis. Mail Client: Apple Mail Mail Server: iCloud Notes: Apple Notes To-Do: Reminders iPhone Photo Shooting: Camera Photo Management: Photos Calendar: Apple Calendar Cloud File Storage: iCloud Drive RSS: Reeder Contacts: Apple Contacts Browser: Safari Chat: Messages Bookmarks: Safari Word Processing: Pages Spreadsheets: Numbers Shopping Lists: Reminders Music: Apple Music Podcasts: Appl... | ||
