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by 6DM 10y ago
Generally conferences are expensive for someone paying on their own dime. Do they have prices listed anywhere? It looks interesting.
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by 6DM 10y ago
Should be called CSS pikachu unless you can somehow swap them. Good job though, better than I could do!
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by 6DM 10y ago
I haven't kept up with React like I should. When you say they're undergoing a re-write, is this going to be like Angular 1 vs Angular 2? I just took a quick look at their react fiber demo page [0], is it going to be opinionated re
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by 6DM 10y ago
Oh yeah, I definitely get that. My main point is there's no reason to be outright afraid when a new framework arrives. I would argue there's even time to let it mature and see if it's actually worth learning.
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by 6DM 10y ago
I mean, they'll at least have the job until the project is finished. You're boss probably won't care if another framework comes out. Then there's all of the legacy applications that will need support. There's an ent
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by 6DM 10y ago
If anyone is looking for a tool to assist on this, the link leads to w3c, which has links directly to some free resources: https://www.w3.org/TR/UNDERSTANDING-WCAG20/visual-audio-cont...
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by 6DM 10y ago
As a consumer, it's good to know a certain brand that I associate with high quality or plainly trust to "get it right", is standing behind a new product that I just found.
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by 6DM 10y ago
I really love Precursor, you don't need an account to get started and it's simplicity makes it really quick to throw something together. https://precursorapp.com/
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by 6DM 10y ago
How much does it cost to go pro on (Panda)? I couldn't find out without kind of "going through".
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by 6DM 10y ago
> I think this sort of brag about how If anyone is bragging here, it's you, so no need to be a hero. If you're hearing this a lot, maybe it's not us and instead it's people like you. The whole point of a good UI is to
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by 6DM 10y ago
The only thing embarrassing here is this comment. I can get linux "some sort of running" but that's frankly not good enough for me. I need both proper screen resolution AND audio working. I need logins without errors and netw
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by 6DM 10y ago
Probably 2007-2010 range, I still have my budget desktop that I put together in 2008 if that gives you an idea. These were never top of the line machines so they don't get much love. I usually just went with Ubuntu because at the time
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by 6DM 10y ago
I've tried many times to run linux, it usually ends 3-4 hours later in frustration. I tend to run older hardware so a lot of times support isn't there. I will admit that it's getting noticeably better (or I'm getting luc
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by 6DM 10y ago
I agree for the most part, you can't just drop everything because you're frustrated. You probably have people depending on you for income, or find moving basically impossible. I will say this though, you really should keep a keen
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by 6DM 10y ago
I wanted to confirm these findings and add something else. When my roommate bought it, I thought it was pretty useless. Even just seeing it in action makes you wonder how it get's anything done. It basically runs in random patterns and
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by 6DM 10y ago
I eat GMO food all the time, but organic milk is so damn delicious. It's the one thing I'll splurge on. Even 1% tastes as good as normal whole milk imo. The rest tastes the same to me shrugs
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by 6DM 10y ago
Sorta not really, I get where you're going with it, but for me it's finishing the feature and getting it to work properly. This can involve wiring up some stuff for CRUD operations. But hey it works well and someone appreciates it
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by 6DM 10y ago
Government sites that look like archaic disasters are like that because the money was pissed away by people who have no desire to learn and want job security. I watched it happen a lot. Tech leads, with tech lead salaries who don't eve
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by 6DM 10y ago
> And likewise, if someone sabotages your car or has a remote exploit for your computer, I find it hard to dish out blame. > Not knowing better or being too busy is not an excuse to be a party to a DDoS attack. I feel you contradicted
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by 6DM 10y ago
I think it's just a general misunderstanding of what privacy means. I've explained several times and even convinced a few people that just because they think they have nothing to hide, they generally do have something they don&#x2
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by 6DM 10y ago
However, if it is a very wide spread problem then they will eventually install a light on your dash to notify you to change your oil. My wife's car currently does this. Since this is the first car she's ever owned, it's good
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by 6DM 10y ago
Worst of all, they think people who haven't learned about security deserve what happens to them...
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by 6DM 10y ago
Most things I regret I would later learn were for the best, for that is how I met my wife. I like the area that I live in and can say things leading up to this point were for the better. There is only one true regret that I have. We weren&#
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by 6DM 10y ago
I don't know if you got this far, but what would deployment look like? You showed a flappy bird clone, does that mean this will produce mobile apps?
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by 6DM 10y ago
After this comes an "update" to your privacy statement where you have to agree or you loose service...
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by 6DM 10y ago
The point I was making is you don't always know what makes a person an "idiot". Some it is simply a disease, others were born only slightly handicapped and from the outset can appear normal. Some are going through things and
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by 6DM 10y ago
I would recommend you start with something you're the most curious about and/or find the most useful in your day job. It's like this, you're hired to bring value to a company so it should make you productive if you know
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by 6DM 10y ago
Samir is your grandpa who is showing signs of Alzheimer's. You are tied up in a legal battle to take custody of him. He's been roughed up and now fears for his life. Did your grandpa deserve that (Y/N)?
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by 6DM 10y ago
I was turning the volume up loud enough to drown out the loud conversations when using ear-buds. By damaging, I mean I was constantly asking people to repeat them selves because while I could hear them I couldn't distinguish their word
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by 6DM 10y ago
http://materializecss.com/

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