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by _0o6v 6y ago
It's an interesting academic exercise / hobby. Beyond that, nothing.
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by _0o6v 6y ago
You obviously didn't read it very carefully then.
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by _0o6v 6y ago
If using Fuji or Sony, there is Capture One Express, which is a basic RAW transformer, catalogue and the ability to do some basic editing. For a hobbyist it's pretty good - and free!
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by _0o6v 6y ago
Hey Jeff. Your blog's great and I can relate to a lot of it. I somehow avoided an ostomy after having a vast amount of my guts removed, but I sometimes wish I did have one. Do you think your quality of life has improved since having on
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by _0o6v 6y ago
This was a good read. I have Crohn's disease and in 2015 had 5 ft of small intestine and half of the adjoining colon removed. Unfortunately my insides were so fucked up that they had to properly open me up (i.e. not keyhole, more doorf
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by _0o6v 6y ago
The "Strangler" pattern _is_ the facade pattern?
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by _0o6v 6y ago
My favourite: https://pimbook.org/ by Jeremy Kun. It's a great read!
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by _0o6v 6y ago
Having worked with engineers and software managers in the UK Government, it doesn't surprise me that this was such a fuckup. The solution would have been not to completely close schools in the first place - there was no evidence that c
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by _0o6v 6y ago
> London Transport invariably used the ‘- ize’ form in posters and other public communications There's no such thing as London Transport, it's Transport for London, and they invariably do not use -ize, they use -ise, as per b
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by _0o6v 6y ago
https://blog.acolyer.org/
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by _0o6v 6y ago
This sounds great in a utopia where everybody is quiet and considerate, delivery drivers don't throw boxes and crates around, people don't get drunk and smash bottles in the street or have arguments. Having lived next to and above
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by _0o6v 6y ago
Journalists used to speak to sources and collate a point of view. Now even the TV channels literally screenshot the tweet and display it. So lazy and a bugbear of mine. If I wanted to see a Twitter feed, I'd just to read Twitter.
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by _0o6v 6y ago
I love/hate the fact it's had a cookie banner added
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by _0o6v 6y ago
What on earth am I looking at?
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by _0o6v 6y ago
I saw "Imbox" and thought, I will never use this product.
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by _0o6v 6y ago
Crazy. This isn't a "framework". It's a stylesheet.
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by _0o6v 7y ago
If your business is that good, you'll be able to find $150k in seed funding elsewhere.
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by _0o6v 7y ago
Kind of funny that this is written by Google, responsible for some of the strangest UX decisions. Just look at Gmail. In the single email view there are 5 different toolbars, at different levels of hierarchy. Why is forward at one level, bu
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by _0o6v 7y ago
TrustPilot is just completely ridiculous. For a company who's entire USP revolves around 'real' reviews, the vast, vast majority are so obviously fake.
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by _0o6v 7y ago
Really great job and I'm digging the UI. I see that Plaid has just launched in the UK so hopefully you can add support for us Brits soon (if we haven't self-combusted in a Brexit meltdown by then).
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by _0o6v 7y ago
I find it bizarre how people aren't giving Monzo more of a hard time over this. This is a security blunder of the highest order. Saying sorry in a cutesy email after the fact doesn't in any way make up for it.
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by _0o6v 7y ago
Recently, there seems to be this ever-growing, romantic vision of turning the clock back to a time when the browser was simpler. Certainly, in terms of accessibility, the JavaScript (and Browser) landscape has never been better than it is n
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by _0o6v 7y ago
> yet users who want or need to disable JS are often left out in the cold. Isn't that just a preference of the user, that has repercussions? In fact the WCAG 2.0 specifically says that a JS fallback is _not_ a requirement for access
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by _0o6v 7y ago
Using JS ternaries for conditional rendering doesn't feel natural to me at all
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'We all suffer': why San Francisco techies hate the city they transformed(theguardian.com)
86 points by _0o6v 7y ago|125 comments