bamboleo

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by bamboleo 6y ago
Yes and no. I love npx but if you’re launching a package more often than once a week you should probably install it because it’s just faster to do so. Just… update your global packages occasionally too. I use `npx npm-check -u -g`
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by bamboleo 6y ago
Little known fact: web-ext not only can launch both Firefox and Chrome in a new profile with the extension preloaded, but it will also refresh them when any of the extensions’ files changes. It’s game changing.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
You downvoted me, why don’t you try for yourself? Keep them covered for a minute so you’re sure that your brain isn’t messing with you, then look again and you’ll see it.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
This is fake. Cover both the arrows and you’ll still see them move in the exact direction that the arrow suggests when you uncover it. The movement is of 1px at best but it’s there.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
It’s not a non-issue at all. I want to reboot my computer so, you, computer, reboot now. There’s no way to interrupt the process or force the reboot just like with any other process.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
Enjoy your amazing but unsupported piece of software. There was a little thing called Espresso 2, years ago. It was amazing. The beautiful X-Ray view for CSS? Incompatible with SCSS. It didn’t take long to reach the conclusion that my job c
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by bamboleo 6y ago
Your document doesn't play the video. You're missing out.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
That's what came to mind too. This is movie-level "Enhance" material, minus the scrolling-text monitors in the background and overzealous UIs.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
As one material runs out, another material starts burning; You wouldn't necessarily get a jump in color just because 1% of the smoke is suddenly coming from another material. I wouldn't exclude the 2-fuel hypothesis.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
I missed the part where it mentioned 50%. From the "single point of explosion" part I just assumed that only 1 or a small bundle exploded.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
It's hard to lump this kind of excellence into a "we." "We" Albert Einstein are prodigies. "We" anti-vax are very far from the other end of "we"
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by bamboleo 6y ago
If you don't want Electron apps, don't use them. It's not like they would exist without Electron. The people who build Electron apps are, for the most part, people who wouldn't build an app otherwise.
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by bamboleo 6y ago
I hated school as well, but I think most things we studied have a purpose. Even limits are "useless," but mind-bending enough to possibly help you develop. What I personally didn't like was reciting mathematical rules; Being