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by dimal 5y ago
Sorry, you would be wrong. There was no internet. You were lucky if there was one other person around you who knew BASIC and could answer questions. Everything you needed to learn came in books that cost $30 each (at a time when $30 was a l
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by dimal 5y ago
What’s the difference between the two? As someone who only dips into D3 every few years and just discovered Observable, I wasn’t aware that they were different. I thought Observable was just a way of sharing D3 visualizations.
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by dimal 5y ago
I don't know of any full tutorials that cover both, but this is an ok rundown on how to use them in JS: https://css-tricks.com/css-modules-part-1-need/ This is the webpack loader that generates type def files: ht
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by dimal 5y ago
CSS modules with TypeScript solves the first three items pretty neatly. You write CSS that lives alongside tour component, then import the file into your component and apply the classname to your elements. It compiles to unique classnames t
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by dimal 5y ago
I hadn’t realized that user stylesheet support had ended. I feel like I should bemoan the loss of user control, but in reality, few people used them.
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by dimal 5y ago
I absolutely love Obsidian except for one crucial flaw: no tabs. They've made every editor view a "pane", which means that on a laptop you can effectively only work on one or two files at a time. There's a plugin that ad
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by dimal 5y ago
Not sure what this site is doing to screw up scrolling but jeez... it seems like my $4000 MacBook Pro should be able to handle scrolling a static webpage. But nope, this is jittery as hell, in both Safari and Chrome.
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by dimal 5y ago
Also strange that "I Feel Love" isn't mentioned. I thought this was the first real electronic dance music song. There was other "electronic music" but "I Feel Love" was strictly for dancing, which was new.
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by dimal 5y ago
I have the same experience. I got four hours last night, but I worked out this morning. I feel almost normal.
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by dimal 5y ago
I have not found this to be true at all. It's far less than 99%, and would require double checking all your work in IE11 to make sure it works. I tried some basic layouts and found that a lot of unexpected things occurred. If you'
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by dimal 6y ago
I’m in CA, so I’m not familiar with that site in particular, but the similar tracker sites here also say there are tons of appointments available, but once you actually try to sign up there’s nothing available. I’d be surprised if 10% of th
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by dimal 6y ago
If he's on the verge of being homeless, getting a degree seems like too long of a timeline. A bootcamp seems more reasonable, but even that's a stretch.
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by dimal 6y ago
That's not really true. They act on GABA, which is the main inhibitory neurotransmitter throughout the central nervous system. So one of the effects is muscle relaxation, but that's only part of their effect.
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by dimal 6y ago
Except that it never seemed to make any sense, even at the time. Early on, we were seeing cases double every three days. It seemed extremely unlikely that that level of transmission could come from surfaces alone. The most reasonable early
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by dimal 6y ago
USB. It's hard to imagine, but we used to have a thing called SCSI (pronounced "scuzzy", and that's how it felt) which allowed you to connect to exactly one serial device. The plug was huge. And cables cost $50. Mice use
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by dimal 6y ago
Luckily my LG smart TV's wifi is so crappy that it cannot stay connected to the internet for more than a few minutes, so I just use my Apple TV and never have to deal with this BS.
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by dimal 6y ago
Am I missing something or on web does it render the entire UI in a <canvas/>? I'm looking on the gallery[1] and that's what it looks like. They say they "added" accessibility, though. Does that mean that every
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by dimal 6y ago
Just a really crazy wonderful friend.
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by dimal 6y ago
I remember the night I saw this for the first time. It was after a friend of mine had a “Roadhouse” themed party in his loft where he had a stage surrounded in chicken wire where people went inside to sing karaoke and we’d throw beer bottle
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by dimal 6y ago
I used to only be able to nap very rarely. Then I noticed that on the few days that I did nap, I had usually exerted myself physically. Then I started exercising regularly, just 2-3x a week at first. And suddenly, was able to nap. I actuall
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by dimal 6y ago
The fallout with China is Biden’s problem. All gain, no pain.
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by dimal 6y ago
The owners of Gab must be salivating. They said they want him. If he goes, all his followers will too.
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by dimal 6y ago
It's one thing to say there will be an orderly transition of power, but the events of yesterday already made that statement false, and those events were incited by him. So saying something calming out of one side of his mouth doesn&#x2
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by dimal 6y ago
I disagree with all these reopen protests, but I wonder if suppressing them will have the desired effect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect This action will "prove" to some people that the tech i
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by dimal 7y ago
In 12 months, it won't matter if there are 10 other products offering a comparable service. Companies won't want to pay the cost of switching for something that's "just as good". It has to be 10x better to justify t
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by dimal 7y ago
Interesting contrast with TipTop, who makes modules which are derivatives of other devices (808 and 909 drum modules), but they patented Stack Cables (even though stackable banana cables were already a thing), and has sued to prevent other
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by dimal 8y ago
It's been a while since I dealt with COPPA, but I'm almost positive you're correct.
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by dimal 8y ago
This was done by an art school. It's a joke.
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by dimal 8y ago
Looks like we'll have plenty of fuel for another bad fire season.
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by dimal 8y ago
> React is just mapping data to XML Nit: It maps it to a virtual DOM, not XML.

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