davemac8

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by davemac8 4y ago
That seems to be an uniquely American approach to the situation ...
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by davemac8 5y ago
If you are on iOS, the Apollo app makes Reddit a joy to use again.
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CO2 Emissions on the Web(dannyvankooten.com)
2 points by davemac8 6y ago|0 comments
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by davemac8 9y ago
I'm a solo dev, paying $550 AUD a month for a permanent desk at a great open plan tech community space. It's in an inner city suburb (Richmond) which is the tech hub of Melbourne, Australia. I live about 22K out of town, in the gr
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by davemac8 9y ago
> HTML is for devs. They're the ones that deal with it. As devs, we can view this html through a browser and use in-browser dev tools to view the associated CSS. There's no need to explain the style in the HTML.
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by davemac8 10y ago
You can sync your settings with Sublime as well, although you use a file sharing service (ie; Dropbox).
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by davemac8 10y ago
I think it's more likely that the low barrier to entry required to build a WP site is what has caused these issues, well, in the past, anyway. What you are describing could be attributed to any poor quality code, it's not specific
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by davemac8 10y ago
Any for sale?
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by davemac8 10y ago
I'm down to my last one, and can't source them anywhere now. Want to sell any?
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by davemac8 11y ago
What about people who want to cook in their kitchen and eat with their family? I think you may be looking at this too logically, not taking into account the emotional part of preparing and eating food.
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by davemac8 11y ago
My process is very similar. With 4) I charge a yearly maintenance/managed service fee.
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by davemac8 11y ago
Foundation has a Sass function to do this called rem-calc(pixel size), not sure if there is a Bootstrap equivalent.
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The Inevitable Demise of CSS Preprocessors(jongleberry.com)
2 points by davemac8 12y ago|1 comments