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Popeyes
2y ago
We still use Dreamweaver just because you can drop well structured Word documents in and get a decent HTML document out of it. Still not found a better process really.
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Yes, I put my browser in reader mode, but then I tend to do that anyway if I am not scan reading a document.
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2y ago
Pad this with seven chapters of waffle and you've got yourself a bestseller.
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2y ago
Marion Zimmer Bradley too.
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2y ago
But that doesn't account for the situation, of course you aren't going to post the illegal stuff you say. And then that gives you a blank to cheque to say what you like in private and say "Well, it isn't on my site, so i
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I find this with a lot of assistive fonts, that they have claims but no research that says "Yes, this makes a dramatic difference". For example, the OpenDyslexic font I've never seen any research that it make any more differe
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2y ago
Really good tool, I made a very basic text one and showed a few friends and it put them off the lottery. One suggestion I would make is allowing the random numbers selected by the user to be random for each draw. I understand in the scheme
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2y ago
Just like functions, naming your book review publication in New York is hard.
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3y ago
A nicer version of swear clocks.
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3y ago
No, you can cash them in to get money off products. You can also get cheaper prices. But some people spend months saving up. You can bet your bottom dollar that if you found a way to add points, they would lose their minds.
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3y ago
UK train toilets are a classic in the bad design book. You have people who haven't locked the door being exposed to the carriage, you have people unable to close the door and people unable to open the door. And that's if you manag
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3y ago
And then wonder why you can't turn it off.
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Post_Office_scandal is the wiki page on the scandal.
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Post Office scandal: Met Police investigate 'potential fraud offences'
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I haven't read the article but the move to squeezy ketchup bottles was because parents didn't like kids messing with the glass bottles, and kids were the ones who would dump a load of unused ketchup on their plates meaning parents
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3y ago
Poor Things is in cinemas now with Emma Stone and Mark Ruffalo.
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3y ago
Yes, although I get that the route of the money may find it's way back to the journalist as salary. But generally goes into a pot for news gathering of which the salary will be withdrawn. On ads it's acceptable to distribute them
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3y ago
Possibly because once an article is published the author receives no further payment. In all other mediums, there are residuals and royalties to be paid to the creators of the work.
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3y ago
I presume if you get caught overseas you get shipped back and the Korean prison system awaits.
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3y ago
Tailwind Templates are the new Wordpress themes.
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3y ago
If you are writing documentation you should put a date on your content and a version number if it relates to a product. I've been reading about accordions because I want to refresh a UI, but I read a document about the <details>
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3y ago
Gemini is not available in the EU is it?
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3y ago
My wife will put Friends on as a background to the day. So it might not be engaged watchers just people who want the noise and like the familiarity of the characters talking in the same way that radio fills the audio space.
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3y ago
Crazy to see The Witcher Season 2 (renewed), Sandman (renewed) and 1899 (cancelled) so closely grouped.
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3y ago
Mickey Mouse clubhouse? Lots of Disney branding still has him. Just asked my 6yr old who the most famous Disney Character is.
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The flaw in regulation was not to respect the Do Not Track signal from the browser, that would have killed off a lot of cookie banners (and is an option that users). But I'm guessing that it was lobbied against. Similarly, it has gener
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3y ago
Just like former President Trump?
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The Hum
(thehum.info)
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I remember Fay Weldon taking some money for product placing Bulgari products in her novels. So it's a thing that some authors are happy to do.
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Crazy story, so she shit-posted on a dubious forum, they shit-posted back and then she sued Google for defamation.
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