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by Max-q 3y ago
I came to be that guy. Vanilla JavaScript is the term for plain JS without any framework, library or plugins.
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by Max-q 3y ago
I once read that the brain stores the shape of the letter and the orientation separately, so both have to be learned.
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by Max-q 3y ago
« Even Korean is more phonetic than English» Well, that’s a strange statement. Hangul is not just better by accident, it’s designed to be an advanced phonetic system making it possible to write many languages. You can learn in a few evening
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by Max-q 4y ago
In Norway most homes have one or more heat pumps. We are living in a cold climate and the pumps are being used like 9-10 months a year. The most common brands are Japanese: Toshiba, Mitsubishi and Panasonic. I will not agree that the user e
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by Max-q 4y ago
After the Salesforce takeover? The one in 2010? So Heroku was good in like a year!?
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by Max-q 4y ago
Just buy a Snapmaker. Then you can mill, print and laser cut with one small machine.
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by Max-q 4y ago
> To be fair, I don't blame them. I think it’s fair to say that the blame is on us, the current parents generation. We have formed todays youth differently than our parents formed us.
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by Max-q 4y ago
The market had probably expected a worse punishment.
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by Max-q 4y ago
Didn’t self modifying code just die out when cache came around in the late eighties and early nineties? We used it a lot on C64 and Amiga (until A1200 with 68020 CPU).
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by Max-q 4y ago
6502: 3500 transistors. 80386: 275000 transistors. It would have been a big board ;)
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by Max-q 4y ago
In most European countries this is done by private companies and they are really efficient. Rarely waiting time is more than 5-10 minutes in.
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by Max-q 4y ago
Is there actually a law against children walking 800 meters from their home? If this was the law in the rest of the world, I think most parents would be in jail.
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by Max-q 4y ago
One thing I have been thinking about: shouldn’t it be named Linux subsystem for Windows?
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by Max-q 4y ago
Thanks :)
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by Max-q 4y ago
Now I got really curious why just making it landscape wouldn’t solve the problem. It would give white space on the side regardless of which document format was used to print the page, wouldn’t it? Is it due to a different size of the printe
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by Max-q 4y ago
Just like running is not all about the shoes an programming is not all about the text editor. I would think few people had the view that anything is mostly about the tools involved
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by Max-q 4y ago
Potatoes have gotten an undeserved bad reputation. Boiled potatoes can be as 58. Especially if you cool and reheat. Mashed or fried is over 100.
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by Max-q 4y ago
I love the QR code menus as long as the menu is working well on the phone with a seamless order an payment solution. It’s so nice to be able to just leave when finished, at a place where you get your food delivered to the table. Before the
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by Max-q 4y ago
Impressive! In iOS Safari there are some issues with the timing/rythm of the melody in the mid part and some a the end of the song.
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by Max-q 4y ago
It’s incredible how bad the reader works on mobile. It would be hard to design it that bad if one tried really hard.
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by Max-q 4y ago
I can only remember that we applauded CSS3. Rounded corners and shadows were crucial to implement the design of the day. Animations and transitions were lovely. It was an exiting time to make stuff.
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by Max-q 4y ago
What Elon saw, was that the rocket companies was multiplying BOM with 200, when it could have been a smaller number. There is nothing wrong to multiply BOM with 10. It’s almost as low as you can get it when operating a business. But when yo
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by Max-q 4y ago
When I was 10, I got my first computer. A Commodore VIC 20. The book that came with the machine taught me programming. It was very well written and already at 11 I could program quite well. I wish we could take more inspiration from that pe
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by Max-q 4y ago
It’s incredible. I have used it to make several arduino programs for me, controlling different hardware and connecting them. It’s just amazing.
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by Max-q 4y ago
Yes. An honest one. “Due to the complicate GDPR rules of the EU, we are unfortunately not able to serve visitors from the the European Economic Area.” Don’t you find quite insulting when companies lies straight to your face to be polite? It
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by Max-q 4y ago
I totally agree, it probably doesn’t make sense to a US news site to put work into complying with GDPR. Totally fine. But why then say that I’m important to them?! I’m the opposite. I’m not important to them, and that’s ok. No need to lie a
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by Max-q 4y ago
How can it be dishonesty when he doesn’t promise anything? He shows the product and invites you to get updates on the way forward. In addition both he and the electronics designer answer questions here.
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by Max-q 4y ago
> This seems incorrect to me. That’s because the system is not built by programmers. Some accounts (that’s accounting accounts, not bank accounts) are positive for you and some are negative. You need to know what kind of account it is to
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by Max-q 4y ago
Well… you can make what people like, and get paid (the mediocre stuff) or make thing you and a few like, and get little money out of it. I think this is how it always has been. With every new platform or tech revolution (like streaming) we
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by Max-q 4y ago
What is the advantage of keeping the installation instead of starting from scratch when buying a new computer?

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