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by Jestar342 6y ago
One difference in usage of PWSH I can't wrap my head around is when I want to do something akin to: grep -rl $pattern | $othercommand So far I've got this (deliberately avoiding aliases for this example) in the above grep
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by Jestar342 6y ago
The thing that most impresses me about JetBrains' products, after the very real "This was made by developers" feel to them, and the excellent community interaction, and the regular and plentiful updates.. is the price. They d
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Server-concern-less. I.e. you don't need to concern yourself with provisioning, nor maintaining, a server as that part of the process has been abstracted away from you.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Serverless web apps. Using their own Next.js as an example: everything in /pages/ is client app, everything in /api/ is serverless app. Client talks to the /api/ endpoints, /api/ endpoints talk to you
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Vercel also supports Gatsby deployments. Well, they have an option when setting up the repo integration at least. My team has just started a Next.js app. I chose Next.js over Gatsby because on the face of it, Gatsby looked like a lot more c
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by Jestar342 6y ago
> Might need to set keywordprg=:help. echo 'set keywordprg=:help' >> ~/.vimrc :)
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Use tailwindcss@compat (instead of tailwindcss) and that's it.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Heatmaps have legitimate, non-tracking, purposes. eg: hotjar.com sessioncam.com Legitimate tools for measuring effectiveness of pages with little in the way of nefarious tracking afaics. Also very useful for replaying user errors/pro
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by Jestar342 6y ago
That's the point though, it's not just some one doing it that has triggered their defences, it's many - most probably unwittlingly because of malware or even some of those cheap shitty games that mysteriously steal your ba
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by Jestar342 6y ago
> (“suspicious activity on your network” - I’m using a reputable, top-tier UK mobile provider) So are a _lot_ of other people, for all kinds of purposes, including nefarious purposes.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
> My prediction: This will lead to new users being turned away from established products from the anglosphere and develop their own alternatives. Captchas will be localised long before that.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Inconsistencies between types and rest of code _is_ bugs. I'm willing to bet my house that "TypeError: object doesn't support property or method" is the #1 bug in JavaScript's sphere.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
As a former developer of software for an international shipping company: Yup. They happen a lot more frequently than most people realise, I expect. Political reasons (e.g. neighbouring states [as in Sovereign] deciding to unify timezones),
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by Jestar342 6y ago
That makes a lot more sense than my suggestions.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
the second "still" is meant to be "sell" or "make".
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Maleable/dynamic client contract (as in endpoint contract) specification. That's it. Client A may want to retrieve the User type along with a collection of recent Searches and PageViewed results, all in one request to reduce chatt
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Yep. Allows for some seriously cool programmatic editing: g/^abc/norm ^3wciwHello^V^]2ei! Any line starting with abc, replace the 3rd word with hello, and append an exclamation mark to the end of the 5th word. ^] is the c
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by Jestar342 6y ago
"network.predictor.enabled" is there. Defaults is still "true".
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by Jestar342 6y ago
That's my point - did Tea become the nouveau drink eliminating coffee? The UK had access to coffee in the 1600s but Tea didn't come until 200 years later with the colonies in east asia, right?
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Did Tea end the coffee culture in London (and Britain)?
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by Jestar342 6y ago
Yup, same. Excellent plugin.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
> For example moving down 20 lines is way faster with the mouse, you just click. Correction - you must move your mouse hand from the keyboard, move the mouse to the desired location, _then_ click. Ergonomic concern often goes side-by-sid
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by Jestar342 6y ago
I went to a carwash disco wearing full-on glam-rock attire. Got on the DLR and was met with a "BLIMEY! Look a the Lionels on 'im!" :) I too hear it all the time. I also use it a lot, too.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
DDG user for nearly 11 years (IIRC). Switched almost immediately to it after it launched. I prefer the results I get to Google. Maybe I've mastered DDG-fu or something but I also cannot stand looking at Google results anymore, especial
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by Jestar342 6y ago
`!bm`, `!gm`, `!osm` for Bing, Google, and OpenStreet maps, respectively.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
HP's Reverb G2 looks really good.
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by Jestar342 6y ago
How do we know that clicking the "Login with LinkedIn" button doesn't create the account? OpenID Connect/oAuth logins all work the same - if you haven't already signed up, "logging in as <x>" creates
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by Jestar342 6y ago
I raised a ticket with Slack when I tried to upload a team-icon. They wanted a _minimum_ of 512px^2. For an icon that will never be larger than 64px^2. They told that was intentional but didn't explain why (I guess the ticket handler j
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by Jestar342 6y ago
I happened to be online the moment outlook.com launched and registered a <very popular first name (it's even the name of a disciple and/or one of The Beatles)>@outlook.com email address and walked away from it exactly becaus
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by Jestar342 6y ago
RE: jQuery.animate() - that was around before CSS animations were. Animations were not in the CSS spec until v3 which only saw widespread support this side of 2010. Before then you could only do animations with Javascript, and frankly jQuer

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