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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
I got myself the 49" Ultra-wide monitor from Dell [1] and it's a fantastic product. I was never really a fan of using two monitors so having two 27" monitors in one screen is really amazing and it becomes even better if you c
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
They also posted the resignation on the Rust subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/qzme1z/moderation_tea...
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
Zoom on Firefox only has the speaker view, if you want to have the grid view to see everyone you'll have to use Chrome/Edge. I also have to use Figma on a daily basis and the there are some odd things happening in Firefox that don
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
I found "The Art of PostgreSQL" quite helpful: https://theartofpostgresql.com/
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
> If WASM+WASI existed in 2008, we wouldn't have needed to created Docker. Source: https://twitter.com/solomonstre/status/1111004913222324225?l...
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
Yes, even though I use a Blackberry Key2 as a daily driver I still feel like there is something missing. I was using a Blackberry Classic before and the combination of the trackpad and BB10 was such a nice experience.
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
I have been using YouTube Premium from day one and I absolutely love it.
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
I think RethinkDB also did a great job with ReQL: https://rethinkdb.com/docs/sql-to-reql/javascript/
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
Sriracha was invented in Thailand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
If you want the spicier version of Flying Goose you need to buy the bottles with the red cap.
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
Because the original sriracha sauce comes from Thailand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sriracha > It resembles actual Thai sauce about as much as Kraft “American cheese” [sic] does a good English cheddar. (Although
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
> I don't like ads but they are the most friction-free way to consume a wide variety of content. That might be true in the beginning but long term ad's add a lot of friction and frustration e.g. having to wait X amount of secon
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
> If they truly believe web technology is the best way to deliver apps, then they can develop for Chrome, Electron, and platforms that support the latest bleeding-edge web tech, and ignore Safari. Unfortunately you can't ignore Safa
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by fragile_frogs 5y ago
Weird, I am using Chrome on Android and 99.999% of the time I don't see a popup asking me to enable push notifications. What websites are you visiting?
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
it is more sustainable: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-46654042 and I for one don't drink oat milk because it's healthier, but because it's not cows milk.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Indeed, a social security number is pretty much the only additional piece of data to the stuff above that one would need to open up a bank account in someone else's name I am not from the US, but is this really all you need to &qu
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> Which is actually a good thing for the diversity of browser engines How is only allowing ONE browser engine good for diversity? If anything it hinders diversity and progress on iOS. > Websites would further go down the path of only
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> being more stressed because the work piled up that sounds like a badly managed workplace.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
webOS was such a good mobile OS, the Palm Pre is hands down my favourite phone. Imagine how awesome webOS would be today with the support of PWAs?
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I don't know how this keyboard will perform but I use the BlackBerry Key2 as my daily driver and typing on the keyboard is such a satisfying feeling for me, I don't really think I am more accurate or faster though. Added benefit o
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> where you can't require any `npm` packages You just have to introduce a build tool like ncc ( https://github.com/vercel/ncc ) which will bundle your app into a single JS file.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> there is a limit on parallel requests (6 requests per domain) This is only the case if you are using HTTP/1.1: https://stackoverflow.com/a/45583977/11383840
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
HTTP 203 has a great video about counters ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCi6AZMkxcU)which goes into more details about why counters/timers are a bit more complex.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> XYZ-to-WASM There is yew ( https://github.com/yewstack/yew ) which is a React inspired Rust framework that compiles to WASM.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
the fuck did I just read? A bunch of buzz words smashed together "hyper clouds", "DevSecOps". Then starts to show off how easy it is to use heroku, while complaining about how complex it is??? And at the end there are so
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> I don’t want to load a 200Mb progressive web app And I don't want to download your 200Mb native app that I will only use once. Besides that, the average webpage size is 2Mb which IMO is still too big, where as the average iOS app
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I wouldn't care about what Safari is doing if iOS would allow you to install browsers that are not based on webkit. The fact that Apple only allows webkit browser makes it so much worse and means that no one can compete on iOS against
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
And not everyone has the resources to build a "simple app" just for iOS.
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
I should have probably looked into that before buying the phone. The issue that I have with safari being locked to a specific iOS version is that people on older model such as the iPhone 6 are being stuck with an outdated browser, even thou
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by fragile_frogs 6y ago
> web pages aren't something users want notifications from. I agree users don't want notifications from web pages, but the web is much more then just web pages and I would argue that on web applications users are much more like

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