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by baxuz 4y ago
I avoid using them, except when having to expose a component to a third party, if they _really_ want the ergonomics of using WCs. Then I'd use something like https://github.com/preactjs/preact-custom-element , htt
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by baxuz 4y ago
Tried Lit and StencilJS. They are both forcing the usage of custom events to dispatch functions and share data between components. It's horribly unergonomic. Using the DOM with event bubbling and capturing feels really bad. Orchestrati
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by baxuz 4y ago
MacOS also has shitty rendering on sub-200 DPI since Mojave, as they did the same thing — kill off subpixel antialiasing: https://twitter.com/tapbot_paul/status/1004361530018852864
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by baxuz 4y ago
Nicely covered in Adam Something's latest video, "Who's Winning the War for Ukraine?": https://youtu.be/IpIWswLYAbA
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by baxuz 5y ago
SolidJS looks amazing. I'm seriously considering trying it out for my next project.
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by baxuz 5y ago
It already did that since v16
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by baxuz 5y ago
Isn't QTs licence quite expensive for commercial products?
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by baxuz 5y ago
No. 70 as I'm looking at post-WW2. The US were still the good guys in WW2. Same reason why I'm not mentioning Nazi Germany. Although one can say that the US stopped being the good guys when they nuked Japan.
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by baxuz 5y ago
The US has killed a whole lot more people and committed a whole lot more war crimes and crimes against humanity than the USSR did in the past 70 years. Possibly more than any other country in the world.
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It's because they wanted to start monetizing using NFTs...
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by baxuz 5y ago
Which is why I'm waiting for solid state batteries. Much wider temperature operating range.
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by baxuz 5y ago
I would gladly pay for YouTube Premium if they didn't bundle it with YouTube Music which I have no plans for using. I would also gladly pay for YouTube Premium if they used purchase power parity matching. 12$/10€ for a digital con
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by baxuz 5y ago
Gonna play the devil's advocate here, but in my experience it's not easy to chip off paint from phones.
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by baxuz 5y ago
The article almost exclusively talks about the US. One reason that isn't mentioned in the article is because the US is fundamentally based on puritanism and a lot of its values, especially concerning passion and sexuality are still pre
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by baxuz 5y ago
Absolutely agreed. If we're going to be hyperbolic, the web itself is an attack vector. Better stay disconnected.
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by baxuz 5y ago
Might as well disable JS. It's also an attack vector.
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by baxuz 5y ago
Sadly you need a 5k screen for a 27" display to get to 200+ DPI: https://bjango.com/articles/macexternaldisplays/ The LG UltraFine 5K is the only affordable display on the market with that resolution, and it&
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by baxuz 5y ago
Adguard works well since it's the only one which does cosmetic filtering and injects JS into requests that counters anti-adblock behaviour. Everything else is a simple DNS filter.
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by baxuz 5y ago
I absolutely love uBlock Origin. I have recently switched to AdGuard as a system-wide blocker on all my devices since uBlock will be unusable on Chromium browsers due to them blocking MV2 extensions in 2023. While still a good product, the
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by baxuz 5y ago
Exactly. The aspect-ratio property works the same way as the padding hack does. It calculates the height based on the rendered width. You can't do it the other way around, even if using a different axis inside a flex or grid element. Y
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by baxuz 5y ago
Not really. It's still tied to the element's width and will overflow vertically. Even if using a flex/grid container with a different axis, it will only constraint the aspect ratio to its width. Which means that if you want t
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by baxuz 5y ago
Telegram supports e2ee. https://tsf.telegram.org/manuals/e2ee-simple
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by baxuz 5y ago
Other advantages: -not being tied to a phone number -having a desktop app which doesn't suck (sync issues, connection issues, lacking features, is basically a simple proxy for your phone, etc) -allows me to use 3rd party apps -having c
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by baxuz 5y ago
Yep. And I love how they add in broken behaviour for things like still not being able to properly scroll elements which have `position: fixed`. Or trying to make the page have a static fixed height while scrolling.
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by baxuz 5y ago
And all the buttons on the yoke are touch sensitive. That makes absolutely no sense for a control device.
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by baxuz 5y ago
Bluetooth audio is a mess with no way out. I really think that Apple is going to just drop Bluetooth audio at some point and make their own protocol, with Bluetooth perhaps being the "green bubble" fallback option.
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by baxuz 5y ago
I exercise regularly for years. Weight lifting, rock climbing, HIIT at home. I've tried having rigorous trainings in the morning for weeks and the only thing that happens is that I feel tired for the rest of the day. Only late-night tr
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by baxuz 5y ago
I mean, I completely agree. This is why I also don't write unit tests and why I avoid debugging my code. The best way to have a correct program is not to write buggy code in the first place. /s
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by baxuz 5y ago
> Healthcare, too, is a modern experience that is best avoided This is a joke, right?
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by baxuz 5y ago
Don't forget Web components v1

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