bandergirl

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by bandergirl 3y ago
Placing windows side by side is the correct usage of the available space, I hold no qualms against you.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Clear case of you’re using it wrong I don’t know how you expect a designer to fill 27” with an article. Surely they could add several columns just for you, though, a great investment of team hours. There are very few types of websites tha
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by bandergirl 3y ago
> Do you have some examples of this? Sorry if it sounds rude, but have you used the web on the desktop in the past 10 years? Anything under 1000px-wide windows and sometimes 1200px-wide ones gets you the “mobile menu” on most websites. I
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by bandergirl 3y ago
They could have just stuck a nuclear reactor in it. Two problems solved.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
> We have over 143 alternatives to YouTube. Sorry but that’s just wishful thinking. Many on the first page are only alternative YouTube UIs. Most of the actual alternatives only offer short videos, there’s nothing with the breadth of c
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by bandergirl 3y ago
That makes no sense. Tesla sells at MSRP, what is there to compare? When you walk into a Tesla dealership you know what price to expect, but that does not happen at other dealerships. (I don’t own a Tesla)
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Project idea: a Gmail filter that automatically burns all this junk mail every time it rolls into my inbox. Nobody reads this stuff except journalists and lawyers, yet I cannot unsubscribe.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Lawyers are not paid to provide a service to the public, you got that mixed up. They’re writing code to protect the company that hired them. The language used by the law is not the common language because the latter is prone to bugs.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
What to do when your 3 years of work is already written in Shitty React™? I've been suggesting codebases cleanups but we only do it when the clients complains about severe bugs (which, hear hear, are due to our known core issues)
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by bandergirl 3y ago
I can’t believe anyone puts any effort into “bring back X” mods. The change is done, they’re not going back, any “reversal” you may make is utterly temporary and depends on the lone soul who wrote it in an afternoon and forgot about it. Any
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by bandergirl 3y ago
That makes no sense. You just need an undocumented binary interface to keep most humans out, no need to create an HTML page and add a reverse-CAPTCHA.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Midomi is the OG in this field, I think. It eventually rebranded as SoundHound so you can still hum into any SoundHound app.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
<small> used to be a formatting tag, but with HTML5 it became a “fine print” tag.[1] Formatting-only tags like <font> have long been deprecated and fallen out of use. [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US&#
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Could it be that some keyword triggered the spam filters? It still doesn’t justify silent deletion, but spam fighting is so painful.
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by bandergirl 3y ago
$60 a year is a lot of money for a lot of the world. I met people who spent that much a month for a bed to live on. The cheapest PHP/MySQL hosting in my country is $18/year
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by bandergirl 3y ago
The fact that Microsoft can’t get their story together for their most popular product is comical. A new UI at every release and no cohesive experience. macOS on the other hand has stayed virtually unchanged for 22 years. If you look at the
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by bandergirl 3y ago
So you can shoot just one foot with pip
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by bandergirl 3y ago
Not TypeScript the language, but TypeScript the typechecker program. “Typescript without transpilation” is still perfectly accurate.