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by difosfor 6y ago
I usually pretend I'm walking when I use Google Maps in Amsterdam. Most of the time that's the shortest route on a bike as well or close to it at least. No hills and lots of bicycle paths here luckily :)
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by difosfor 6y ago
What kind of video sources provide output via websockets to be proxied to RTMP? OBS and other streaming video tools usually support RTMP themselves and browsers only support WebRTC out of the box as far as I know. I'm curious what kind
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by difosfor 6y ago
I prefer LitElement; no reinventing of the wheel like JSX etc. do and no build required. Plus you get browser supported CSS scoping and life cycle support.
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by difosfor 7y ago
For client debugging I usually just use the network inspector or Charles ( https://www.charlesproxy.com/ ). But I guess this might be useful for server to server API call debugging
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by difosfor 7y ago
Reminds me of Polymer v2
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by difosfor 8y ago
Man I'm happy Cuban Salsa is not about all of these rules; just be nice, move freely and have fun together! A nice update might also be to just talk about leaders and followers instead of ladies and gentlemen.
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by difosfor 9y ago
I'm surprised nobody mentioned using the Shadow DOM yet. That provides you with a very good means of scoping your CSS; e.g: within custom elements. Just look at Polymer.
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by difosfor 11y ago
I mostly miss a MoveObject operation to rename files myself, but I guess they are keeping things simple and scalable etc. on their end and requiring us to work around it with the existing lower level operations.
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by difosfor 11y ago
I guess this is supposed to link to this: https://blog.wizardry.io/wizardry/2014/11/22/javascript-asyn...