exodust

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by exodust 8y ago
> I should manually log in to their website and delete my account. I don't have time to deal with this... In the time it took to write that comment you could have deleted your account. At least they do have a "delete account&
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by exodust 8y ago
Wow so it plays electronic music in background while you work. That's different.
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by exodust 8y ago
> I wish it was "If you use it this month, we'll charge you $15" Yes, or even "if you use it more than 2 hours this month, we'll charge you $15". It's mostly impossible to do anything seriously meanin
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by exodust 8y ago
Yes, it's a turn off and disappointing that monthly subscription is the only option for something as simple as saving the 3d model you just created to your computer. Too many of these small time software and web app publishers just def
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by exodust 8y ago
> Does anyone know why visualization folks don’t care about dimensional accuracy? Maybe because the intended output is more about proportion than absolute dimensions? Besides, you can specify dimensions in the programs you mention, Ble
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by exodust 8y ago
It's a trivial point, but you are right that it wouldn't be millions. The cabinet wear was caused by thousands of hands.
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by exodust 8y ago
"Not being patched" doesn't mean a sinister fate awaits. Not all unpatched instances are critical. A lot of variables need to be in place before many of these "unpatched risks" are significantly risky. Not leaving t
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by exodust 8y ago
And if your browser doesn't like the Google Chrome-only webp image format... https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/737135814.webp.png
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by exodust 8y ago
Here in Australia they recently installed video advertising screens at many city tram stops in Melbourne. They are portrait-orientated 6 feet tall screens installed in the tram shelter wall where people stand and lean. The problem is on hot
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by exodust 8y ago
> "developers are increasingly shunning other browsers in their testing and bug-fixing routines..." Not me. I use Chrome to briefly test my builds, then close it and get the hell out of there. I don't know why developers
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by exodust 8y ago
Seedbox.io Primarily it's a cheap but good seedbox. VPN is included and works with openVPN. I use it to access piratebay every now and then, which is otherwise blocked in my country.
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by exodust 8y ago
I hope the future is one where you can pack up your social profile and move it to another service provider, or host it yourself. All without any of your contacts, friends and associates knowing or caring which service provider or host your
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by exodust 8y ago
I think table based layouts will make a comeback. I'm sure you agree, they make good containers for flexbox items. It's a Table, with data inside, so I can put whatever I like in a table, including functioning as layout. Can still
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by exodust 8y ago
I would not call Jquery bloated, relative to what is typically found on a website. Some of us still like using it, as the syntax is convenient and functionality reliable. There's an elegance and readability about it that appeals to me
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by exodust 8y ago
> ...promises and loads more native features that jQuery hasn't adapted to Promises work great in Jquery. I've had much success chaining combinations of AJAX and interface events together using Jquery deferred promises. Jquer
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by exodust 8y ago
When the wheel is prone to damage from small bumps, and can't handle off-road, a new stronger reliable wheel that handles all terrain is needed. That's what Jquery offers.
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by exodust 8y ago
No because we respect Germany more than China, for obvious reasons. China's conduct in business, treatment of its own people, politics and history should raise enough red flags.
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by exodust 8y ago
> A bare bones HTML page still looks like a physics website from the 90s. No it doesn't. "Bare bones" is a benchmark that has shifted due to easy CSS that can be applied to elements. Beginners are using CSS to make their
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by exodust 8y ago
> Because, today, "real" now means it has social sharing, interactivity, and a certain level of visual polish your web page will lack. Apparently a real website has social sharing and "interactivity" that can't
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by exodust 8y ago
You want to report your company's app? That's unusual. I don't see any winners in that scenario.
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by exodust 8y ago
Like "we use cookies, agree/disagree" irritating waste of space legislation that means nothing beyond the borders of wherever it was legislated?
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by exodust 8y ago
My comment is one bit of opinion in a terabyte stack. You don't need (and won't get) 100% support from every bit on every forum. If by "us" you mean women in general, you're assuming women in general want such a pla
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by exodust 8y ago
Goes to show that aggressively pushing products down user's throats doesn't work in the end. Even to leave a star rating for an app on the play store, without a comment, you had to have a G+ profile. It was idiotic how much they p
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by exodust 8y ago
Maybe you don't see the annoying messages and overlays Facebook throws at users who are not logged in, because you're always logged in.
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by exodust 8y ago
A better fool would be the resurrection of Google Buzz.
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by exodust 8y ago
Another reason to avoid bootstrap if possible. I wouldn't touch that thing with a 10 foot div. Each to their own, but it's better to make your own templates, unless your primary role is something other than frontend dev and you
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by exodust 8y ago
> hey, just center this thing Step 1: On your container div... display:flex; justify-content:center; align-items:center; Step 2: There is no step 2.
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by exodust 8y ago
> Is CSS an "art" thing? No, but it helps to enjoy and respect visual layout challenges. Without appreciation of design, particularly web UI, you won't have much to aim for except MVP. With programming, you are not usually
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by exodust 8y ago
Been smashin Flexbox lately, it's a significant win for frontend, and now widely supported. I usually have this cheat sheet open: http://yoksel.github.io/flex-cheatsheet/#display I like because it has the "ap
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by exodust 8y ago
> It's unbeatable I highly doubt that. If it's just notes, you could make your own web app that did a similar job, without the bloat and unpredictable "product development cycles" of Google. I mean, why tie your cre

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