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by docmars 5y ago
Which distro do you enjoy using the most?
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by docmars 5y ago
Agreed. The moment we allow AI to take the blame for irresponsible decisions made by the humans who designed and maintain said AI, is the moment we stop holding people accountable for real damage done. Account lockouts are bad enough, but m
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by docmars 5y ago
Valid. I am torn between both because I like to see console makers competing and having a reason to innovate somewhere, but as a consumer, I want the ability to play games on any system the developer is willing to support, too.
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by docmars 5y ago
Exactly this — and devs selling on Steam have the choice to participate in sales or not.
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by docmars 5y ago
Points taken! Which is why I mostly agree with the GP. I can't name a single acquisition that did more for the consumer than what was already on offer, so I am generally against them. My last comments were more in the shoes of Microsof
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by docmars 5y ago
This is the sole reason why I don't play Switch games unless I can get them on sale, or they're exclusive like BotW. I have a 14" gaming notebook (ASUS G14 2021) that's portable enough and offers decent battery life espe
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by docmars 5y ago
Think of Valheim too — a team of 5 made one of the best selling titles of 2021 with a 95% rating on Steam to this day. That's freaking impressive!
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by docmars 5y ago
While I mostly agree with you, I think Microsoft is doing this to compete directly with Sony's plethora of studios to offer more AAA titles on Xbox and Windows exclusively — so from that light, it's not entirely a bad thing. We al
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by docmars 5y ago
God forbid we find pastimes we _like_ and stick with 'em, amiright?
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by docmars 5y ago
You struck a good balance here -- well put! :)
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by docmars 5y ago
Many of us have an innate drive for diverse experiences and forming fond memories around them, to the point it feels like it's never enough. Sometimes it is those who are looking for a void to fill in life, because their childhood lack
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by docmars 5y ago
You couldn't have stated this any better or more succinctly. Well said. This is the reality of our current day situation in corporate news media, politics, and the sharing of information on social media with people we care about. Imagi
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by docmars 5y ago
Then why else did the committee drop that evidence like a hot potato once they found out it complicated their case? We're not seeing their corporate media buddies belabor trivial information or twisting it to manipulate people into thi
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by docmars 5y ago
Irrelevant. Why did Twitter ban an account reporting objective details on a public figure's actions and/or corruption? (The 3rd most powerful person in our elite ruling class, mind you)
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by docmars 5y ago
Not to mention it's commonsensical at this point -- we can let the courts decide, but there is enough reason to suspect something dubious is afoot, given her lack of integrity as a person from moral and ethical standpoints.
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by docmars 5y ago
Nice! This reminds me of Pollen: https://www.pollen.style/
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by docmars 5y ago
It's Typescript-friendly, and if you use the Twin Intellisense extension for VSCode, it will autocomplete from all of the generated utilities in Tailwind, even the ones created from your own configuration of colors, spacing, etc. Twin
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by docmars 5y ago
Too late to edit, but not "online" styles—but "inline" xD
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by docmars 5y ago
This is wonderful, thanks for sharing!
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by docmars 5y ago
I put most of my Tailwind utilities on their own line in my HTML, and for elements that need more than 3 or 5, I do the same but in classes or styled components where I'm listing them off instead. Keeps everything clean and readable!
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by docmars 5y ago
The same reason Vue introduced single-file components! If you haven't tried Vue yet, I strongly recommend it based on what you said.
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by docmars 5y ago
This seems silly, but even this has benefits over online styles: it generates a scoped classname that wouldn't interfere with others, and you can use this syntax with JS conditionals to dynamically apply CSS with values interpolated if
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by docmars 5y ago
Try using an IDE extension for autocompleting Tailwind's utilities based on your tailwind.config.js. Twin Macro is a great wrapper library for Tailwind-in-JS with strong IDE support and it autocompletes all my utilities. I barely have
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by docmars 5y ago
As an engineer in his 30's, I've been quite vocal about how much my fingers hurt after coding professionally for almost 15 years. Tailwind is a f*king godsend XD
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by docmars 5y ago
Use Twin Macro for Tailwind-in-JS — you won't regret it!
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by docmars 5y ago
Using Tailwind @apply to compose utilities into classes is a wonderful feature and gets you the best of both worlds! :)
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by docmars 5y ago
You can use both and gain the benefits of Tailwind-in-JS to dynamically apply utilities and arrays/objects of utilities composed together, all using a nifty wrapper library called "twin.macro". It sits on top of Styled Compon
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by docmars 5y ago
Why not use both? twin.macro is an excellent library that compiles Tailwind (and adds additional, useful variants) in systems like Styled Components and Emotion, so you gain the benefits of quick component creation, but the same pleasant ma
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by docmars 5y ago
Videos from corporate news media are frequently in this position. They've lost their grip on reality, and the majority of viewers understand that and show their distaste towards their non-stop lying and gaslighting, while they brazenly
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by docmars 5y ago
Their desperation never smelled so good. YouTube shoots itself in the foot time and time again. It's seriously a shame.

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