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by afloatboat 7y ago
They've added an eventListener that intercepts left clicks on anchor tags so they can add a fadeout, but they don't account for modifier keys (CMD/CTRL) changing the default behaviour. The context menu ignores this.
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by afloatboat 7y ago
Since you're already experienced in Vue I would have a look at https://vuepress.vuejs.org/ . I don't have any hands-on experience, but I've only heard positive things about it. I'm currently converting a
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by afloatboat 8y ago
I use Reeder for Mac (and iOS) with Feedly and while I understand the author's reluctance to buy, I haven't had any real problems with the apps in all my years of usage. Although I must say I recently contacted the author with a t
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Browser Benchmark – Safari 11 vs. Chrome 63 vs. Firefox 57 (Quantum)(railsmine.net)
3 points by afloatboat 9y ago|1 comments
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by afloatboat 9y ago
In my experience code quality only manages to employers/managers when things break. The only other thing that matters to them is getting stuff out the door so money can come in and new stuff can be built and the cycle can be repeated.
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by afloatboat 9y ago
In order for me to actually use your service it would need to be rolled into a browser extension. This needs to be at your fingertips when you need it, now I need to copy-paste the url into a new tab. I use Wappalyzer [1] a couple of times
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by afloatboat 9y ago
Most tools put out a lot of unnecessary code and often rely on JavaScript, so my guess would be that this is handwritten. The animation consists of three phases for each element, which they reordered using pixel value transforms. The backgr
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by afloatboat 9y ago
They've recently updated their line to include a wireless keyboard with numeric keypad. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MQ052LL/A/magic-keyboard-...
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by afloatboat 10y ago
The point is that he didn't have an incentive to approve such wide permissions at that point. They should have waited to ask permissions until that screen, or given more information as to why you should approve their request. On iOS it
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by afloatboat 10y ago
I would be careful with that approach. I've followed it for a couple of years, but noticed that browser vendors and other tools have not embraced this change. While it's technically still correct, it might backfire in reality. So
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by afloatboat 10y ago
I've seen and have encouraged small business to move their web presence to Facebook and Google Local Business. We've built a solid amount of websites for small businesses, and in most cases they don't care about maintenance.
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by afloatboat 10y ago
You could add -site:pinterest.com to your search query to filter out pinterest results. It's a bit of a hassle, but works.
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by afloatboat 10y ago
I had a similar experience when taking Acquia Certification exams for Drupal a couple of months ago. I was required to install an application called 'Sentinel' [1] that monitored my pc, could not have a second monitor or external
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by afloatboat 10y ago
We're a small company, but we have a lot of credentials that go around and we generally use Lastpass with a shared folder because it's supported on all platforms and free. The only thing that bothers me (and can't be circumve
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by afloatboat 10y ago
But isn't Magento versus WooCommerce like comparing a mosquito to an elephant? We've been wormig with Drupal Kickstart Commerce for a couple of commerce websites and it's been a terrible experience. It's without a doubt
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by afloatboat 11y ago
Laravel seems to be a popular framework for inspiration. AdonisJS[1] has the same idea and has been posted to HN a couple of times before. I really like the simplicity of AdonisJS and QuorraJS, but I can't justify investing in investin
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by afloatboat 11y ago
Lately the decline in popularity of Grunt has been more and more noticeable for me. When adding new packages there are always usage instructions for Gulp, sometimes webpack and alternatives as well but Grunt seems to be notably absent. I&#x
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by afloatboat 11y ago
I've been helping out a developer that has been building sites with Semantic UI and it's making my skin crawl. It seems like a good start for prototyping and admin interfaces, but for anything else it just adds too much styling an
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by afloatboat 11y ago
For those who are out of the loop. This is refering to https://medium.com/@azerbike/i-ve-just-liberated-my-modules-...
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by afloatboat 11y ago
From what I've read it only seems to affect people that downloaded Transmission via the website and not those who used the in app updater. [1] I've updated to 2.90 the day it came out and don't seem to have the process runnin
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by afloatboat 11y ago
Well, in Github's case the icons always seem to accompany a label, which would already make the content accessible. SVG also provides descriptions and titles that can be read out by screenreaders. Icon fonts are 'hacked' in s
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by afloatboat 11y ago
I occassionally use PhotoSwipe when I need an image viewer ( http://photoswipe.com/documentation/getting-started.html ). Bit of a pain to implement, but I really like the way it works both on desktop and mobile and the f
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by afloatboat 11y ago
'Note: As of November 2015, Edge Animate is no longer being actively developed.' Source: http://www.adobe.com/be_en/products/edge-animate.html Flash has been capable of exporting html animations for quit
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by afloatboat 11y ago
If the code of that page is anything to go by PageCloud is a return to the old Frontpage days. It's also linking to a mobile specific page instead of a responsive site, which leads me to believe responsive is an issue with this tool.
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by afloatboat 11y ago
Well, SMIL does exactly that but has lost traction and has been deprecated in favor of CSS and JS animations. Support has actually been removed in Chrome or will be removed in the near future.
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by afloatboat 11y ago
I fear the day that RSS will become so unpopular that developers won't support it anymore. RSS is the basis of my information aggregation and is a necessity for me. It allows me to read news at my own pace and to get all the news with
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My horrible experience with OnePlus One customer support(medium.com)
3 points by afloatboat 11y ago|0 comments
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by afloatboat 11y ago
Refunds aren't necessary, it was actually my employer who paid for the book so it doesn't matter that much to me. I'm still receiving updates since I bought the book via gumroad and might actually check it out again now that
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by afloatboat 11y ago
I have indeed noticed some updates coming out and have looked at the contents of the book after a couple in hopes that the examples would have been updated, but that didn't happen. I was mostly disappointed in the lack of response from
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by afloatboat 11y ago
I orignally bought ng-book and it was terrible. Bad explanations and the examples were riddled with errors that made it unusable for beginners (its target group). It was being distributed via a self-publishing platform that had a comment fo

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