conradfr

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   by conradfr 3y ago

   > width: fit-content Wow I didn't know about this one. Seems super useful, especially in a multilingual context where you kind of guess a size that will work for anything.
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   I missed the (2014), not sure it was there initially (but it was in the article anyway).
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   > To this day it is the only way to vertically center elements. Not true anymore (edit: didn't see the 2014) but the productivity cost of not being able to just "vertical-align: middle;" inside divs for the last 30 years m
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   It comes down to user experience. How many people managing networks who knew their ip addresses by heart and typed it regularly for all kind of tasks were put off by the new format and decided, consciously or not, to wait until "I real
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   Ionic seems to be doing OK.
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   That was fun. Are the csv files rotated or can they hypothetically make the device run out of space in n^n years? :)
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   It kind of was, I remember my "pre-smart" Sony phones having Java games.
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   Isn't that most supermarkets?
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   by conradfr 3y ago

   Actually the AOP has been weakened by the industrial lobby since 2021, the real one is now «véritable camembert de Normandie». Personally I've never been a fan, except when barbecued.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    The only difference is that you don't need to own an expensive Google device and pay $100 per year to develop for the Play Store, the 30% criticism applies as well though.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I've seen videos where the top quality is only for premium. 720p videos on Youtube don't look great these days so maybe your idea would work ;) But if Youtube want to reduce costs maybe stop insisting on autoplay.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    On the other hand, how many times in your career have you stayed at a company more than 9 years?
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I have a (open source) side project that is a web radios player [0] and I also discover new music thanks to it. There's a lot of great radios out there. One feature I made for myself is to allow to save the current playing artist &
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    Funny that it works when switching to desktop mode. I never actually looked at what this does.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    To be fair Symfony 2.2 is eleven years old and Symphony 2.3 was actually the first Symfony LTS. Was Symfony even using Composer at this point in time? I'm pretty sure you can actually update to the recent releases. I have done it for p
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    It's great but Firefox is on life support on it. Chrome is not updated anymore, and basically all development languages and tools as well so Windows 10 is the best choice in the short/medium term.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    Let's just make it an arbitrary number of years after the selling began then, like for patents.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    Maybe you stuck with it because you had paid for it ;)
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    Oups, *Klient https://www.downloadsource.net/1432/klient/
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I also had a licence for Kali. It was a great software. I also paid for KClient, an IRC client with multi-server capabilities before mIRC had it, and you could script it with VBScript IIRC. But that may has been more around 200/2001.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    But there's still people doing it today.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I think the let it fails slogan is taken too literally, especially by people who don't use OTP. You can handle errors and exceptions if you want, the supervisors etc are more here for the unexpected failures that happens for all sort o
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    At least on TV you can record the program and fast forward the ads ;)
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I have not done a "desktop" program in 25+ years and never using C++ (or C), since then I'm mostly a web developer (PHP, Elixir, JS, Kotlin etc). I'm currently doing a C++ audio plugin with the Juce framework. This websi
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I don't know about the others but the Play Store is a one time $25 fee.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    > And devs need to pay an annual fee to distribute them. Only with Apple.
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    I thought it was a good article. One aspect no touched is how it seems on TikTok an artist/band can have a song getting very popular for a limited amount of time and that's it, it doesn't lead to anything else for him/he
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    These days the only persons who start to follow me, like my tweets or even advertise in my feed are those onlyfans, digital prostitutes or whatever. In fact it's the first time I have to use the block function on Twitter. Is this the g
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    You should speak to people who tried it for years without any success, or those who stream on Twitch for nobody and never get traction. Sure if it's a hobby that's fine but you don't have a topic yet and it seems the money is
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    by conradfr 3y ago

    PuPHPet was very useful, I started many projects with it. I actually still have some projects with a Vagrant VM based on it that I have to move to docker compose or something.