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by atat7024 6y ago
Academia.
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by atat7024 6y ago
Too perfect.
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by atat7024 6y ago
Yeah, honestly this is no different than real life. People don't want to be told that alcohol, sugar, too many calories, etc inflames the hell out of the body. So be it. Wait for your own wakeup call. I hope it never comes.
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by atat7024 6y ago
(You all could reply with your thoughts, as well)
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by atat7024 6y ago
The Fappening was Find My iPhone API rate unlimited......
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by atat7024 6y ago
> Evidently something changed in Electron. Ideas welcome. If you're a dev, write PWA.
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by atat7024 6y ago
Who wants permanent persistence as a feature of secure comms? Save messages or files that you find permanently important to store?
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by atat7024 6y ago
But yet something they've continued to give up year after year because they're not being taught how to manage their technology, they need the handhold stuff (SaaS).
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by atat7024 6y ago
Look at it, feel its affects.
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by atat7024 6y ago
Every time you eat, the body enters a state of heightened inflammation. This is well documented. Please don't spread disinformation.
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by atat7024 6y ago
It was for someone.
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by atat7024 6y ago
So if you drop the price a dollar the day before Christmas Eve, sales drop, you can't drop the price any lower?
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by atat7024 6y ago
"Politics doesn't affect me" is unfortunately not true these days.
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by atat7024 6y ago
I got a $180 Surface Pro 3 a few years ago that can still do 10 tabs each in 3 browsers, and image editing. What issues did you bump up against?
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by atat7024 6y ago
What metric confirms that correlation?
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by atat7024 6y ago
> There are plenty of reasons not to use SQLite that have nothing to do with its performance for your workload. Go on
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by atat7024 6y ago
Are these consumer apps? Are you doing this in LocalStorage?
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by atat7024 6y ago
Can you elaborate/other (maybe lesser known?)/best practices related to this?
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by atat7024 6y ago
You can store files/documents within SQLite dbs as well.
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by atat7024 6y ago
They didn't "miss it".
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by atat7024 6y ago
What can I pay you to help me fully understand if your perspective I'd relevant to my industry?
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by atat7024 6y ago
Or is just a web-wrapper? This is a solved problem.
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by atat7024 6y ago
> when users want to go to the PWA, they look around their home screens forgetting that it wasn’t an app. > users don’t know how to add it to their Home Screen, so they invariably type it in their browser everytime they’d like to acce
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by atat7024 6y ago
Has version history, not sure what commenter talking about.
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by atat7024 6y ago
Okay, so PWAs, then? Microsoft is pushing progressive web apps, now. I say we lean into it while we can. Might be our only shot.
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by atat7024 6y ago
They want you to pay (more) for Pro
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by atat7024 6y ago
Yes, further the pump. Fill whitespace. Both, if lucky.
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by atat7024 6y ago
> You might see a few more flying around but you won’t have more bites as a result. ...unless they're unexpectedly more likely to bite when swarming with the new ones.
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by atat7024 6y ago
If my offerings are CRUD apps on steroids, what do these dense libraries offer me over HTMX?
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by atat7024 6y ago
Thanks to that hospital that happens to be popular for involuntarily committing problem celebrities, Kanye isn't Kanye anymore.

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