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by Ndymium 6y ago
Nice to see these minimal sites. I also tried to make my own blog as minimal in used bandwidth as possible without sacrificing my features. A full page load with all resources is around 22 kB. Just a note, there seems to be an errant <&#
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Elixir is a relatively strongly typed language, but it's not statically typed.
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I used CSS custom properties (AKA variables) when rewriting my blog's frontend just recently. A few issues come to mind even when using the latest CSS features: 1. Nesting can still be an issue if you have complicated layouts. You can
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This reminds me of W3C Core Styles[1]. I remember using those in many quick pages to make them look somewhat presentable without spending any effort myself, when perfect styling just wasn't important. I wonder how many sites nowadays u
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> Don't build browser extensions for just a single browser. That won't matter if 60–70 % of the users are on that single browser.
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Heh, in Finnish the general term "fleksi" means an adjustable dog leash. That's how ubiquitous the Flexi is in that category. Like "styroksi" for EPS (from Styrox) or "kyprokki" for drywall (from Gyproc).
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> In theory, for a big system like intellij or VS you want to use the docs over the source code Sadly for IntelliJ the documentation is lacking. There is some very general documentation online but they do not publish a generated API docu
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The English Wikipedia page, to me, seems to suggest that the record was played to explode the mines in a controlled fashion. In fact, according to Finnish Wikipedia, it was used to scramble the Soviet radio signals to prevent the mines from
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by Ndymium 6y ago
Just a note, Elixir doesn't have static typing like you mentioned, but it does have fairly strong typing.
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Considering the GP commenter started with an emphasis on concurrency, Elixir's concurrency features (thanks to the Erlang VM) are totally different than what Python can offer, namely isolated processes (scheduled in the VM so like gree
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> It's always a head scratcher for me why people building open source tools would put time and effort towards telemetry. It's not completely the same as telemetry, but as an administrator of a free open source web service, I ha
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by Ndymium 6y ago
You can change it to show the F-keys by default in macOS settings. Then by pressing Fn you can view the "special" mode.
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I have two issues in Finnish with Android's (Gboard) autocorrect: inflection and language selection. In Finnish, words can have over a thousand inflected forms. Granted most of them are not used usually but every day I bump into a word
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How does caller ID spoofing work technically? I mean if the attackers do not have the contents of your SIM card stored, how can they pretend to the network that they are you? Isn't that the purpose of the SIM?
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The utility file will never be updated and break your build without you doing it yourself.
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Cowboy is not made in Elixir and it's not built-in. It's an HTTP server made in Erlang (which Elixir can call at no runtime cost): https://github.com/ninenines/cowboy
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Finn here with a 3–7.5 km commute depending on which office I go to: hills. I was in Amsterdam last summer and rode about 60 km one day with a shitty rental bike and it was a breeze because there was only a couple of inclines that I remembe
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def and defp are probably the least magical of those. def is for public functions (can be called from other modules) and defp is for private functions (cannot be called from other modules).
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Otter browser uses WebKit, so it's not a new engine.
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by Ndymium 7y ago
https://blog.nytsoi.net/ No reason to read it, I post quite rarely and just about any (usually technical) things that come to my mind. Most people find it from a search engine when searching for help with different things.
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by Ndymium 7y ago
Don't they use personal ID number (e.g. SSN) to differentiate people? Or do you live in a place where you don't have those numbers?
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by Ndymium 7y ago
I did this for a forum I used to host for many years. I crawled versions for people (using a user with the same rights as they did so it wouldn't contain anything extra) with static assets and referred images and zipped that up, so the
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> the new inverted-“T” arrangement for the arrow keys makes them easier to find without looking down Heh, leave it to Apple to congratulate themselves for going back to a design that they already had earlier and that everyone else uses.
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The issue with the EU directive is that it measures emissions just from the tailpipe, not for their lifetime. So an electric car always has 0 emissions even if driven on coal electricity. And a biogas car would have the same as a natural ga
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by Ndymium 7y ago
AVS was what I had, I never used Milkdrop for some reason.
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I remember there being a website (forgot the name/URL) where people could share their visualizations for Winamp. I downloaded so many presets from there and even recorded some to VHS because I thought they were so cool. I made my own,
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Cost. It costs a lot of money.
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> Finland's offshore oil drilling income of at least $5.23 billion Huh? We don't have any sources of oil. We do have oil refineries but not any wells or drilling. You may be thinking of Norway.
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Checked that Vivaldi doesn't seem to be sending this header.
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You could probably write such a thing using the dynamic `import()` that is quite supported: https://caniuse.com/#feat=es6-module-dynamic-import In fact it's most likely someone has already done that.

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