Fans jeer as draw follows losses to Mallorca and Bayern
Marseille go third in Ligue 1 as Paris FC stun Monaco
Real Madrid had to settle for a 1-1 draw against mid-table Girona in La Liga on Friday, extending the hosts’ winless run to three games in all competitions and giving leaders Barcelona the chance to stretch their advantage at the top.
Federico Valverde put Madrid ahead six minutes after half-time but Girona levelled in the 62nd minute through Thomas Lemar. Álvaro Arbeloa’s side are six points behind with league leaders Barça, who have a game in hand against Espanyol on Saturday and could move nine clear with seven games to play.
Continue reading...- The web page contains only a locally-hosted thumbnail. Nothing from YouTube is loaded until someone clicks play. This means no surveillance trackers on every one of your pages that has a video, and also the pages load dozens fewer megabytes.
- When you click play, a fake-window pops up inside the page with a YouTube player.
- Clicking anywhere makes it go away.
- There's a "minimize" button that makes it drop back down into the place where the thumbnail was and continue playing.
- If the inline thumb is nearly as wide as the page, it plays inline instead of doing the popup thing (this is often the case on mobile).
- It works on playlists as well as single videos.
- For single videos, it generates an ad-hoc playlist of all of the other YouTube videos linked on the current page, so the "previous" and "next" buttons show those.
- It works on portrait videos and videos with weird aspect ratios.
Dear Lazyweb,
If you understand the ever-changing rules about auto-play, perhaps you can offer some guidance.
On desktop Safari, you have to click twice to get the first video to play: the YouTube player pops up but does not then auto-play, unless you have done "Website settings / Allow all auto-play" for jwz.org. This is -- what's the word -- fucked up, because the creation of the IFRAME and the sending of the "play" event all happen underneath the user's "click" event, so this should be considered interactive.
And on mobile Safari you always have to click twice.
(I don't remember what the situation is on Chrome or Firefox on account of not caring.)
Anyway, if you know how to make it play with one click instead of two, I would like to know how to do that. Your suggestion should take the form of, "Here's a modified version of your JS file that works". Your speculation is acknowledged and ignored.
From Daphni (aka Caribou), a 7hr DJ set. 7 hours!
This change is present in the latest preview build of Notepad which is now rolling out to all Windows Insiders. The app version is 11.2512.28.0, and you'll know you have it if you see the Copilot icon replaced with a pen icon instead. [...] For Notepad, it appears Microsoft has opted to replace the Copilot menu with something more generic. It's still the same functionally, but it's no longer leaning on the tainted Copilot brand. Of course, you can still easily turn off all AI features in Notepad if you don't want them. The Verge reports that the "unnecessary Copilot buttons" are also disappearing from the Snipping Tool, Photos, and Widgets.
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With access to great data comes great responsibility
Snowflake is betting that the biggest bottleneck to building more and better AI agents isn't the models themselves but whether the data those agents depend on is clean, accessible, and governed, Snowflake’s director of product management James Rowland-Jones told The Register.…