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4y ago
To me ’…don’t you agree?’ is the sort of rhetoric that parents use to make their kids internalise their beliefs. If someone disagrees I expect them to speak up, if they’re not so inclined I’m interested to know why, so we can address/r
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The opt-out action has be to be equally easy and discoverable as the opt-in, which is never implemented this way and only just started to get enforced.
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To me those questions could come off as condescending. I say could because I wouldn’t think that’s your intent, but the tone is there.
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4y ago
The Dutch aren’t reverting back to coal either; the existing coal plants—planned to be phased out—are being used more to deal with energy supply shortages.
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4y ago
> sugar white bread You mean cake?
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4y ago
That depends on what method of storing state in the URL you use; History#replaceState[1] versus #pushState[2], not on storing state in the URL in general. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API
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4y ago
Only UI state should be stored in the URL and navigational UI state should (almost) always be stored in the URL. That way when you refresh or share the page it will look (near) identical. Don’t store user state in the URL, that may bite t
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4y ago
YouTube premium is just too expensive because they bundle it with music and you need a paid account for each user (unlike other ‘streaming/vod’ services). For a family of two it’s either two times €6.99 or a €17.99 family account. That
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Not in the Netherlands, just recently the mortgage-to-value ratio went from 102% to 100%, the additional 2% could be used for notary and tax costs. When my parents bought their first house in the 90s you were able to loan ~120% of your home
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4y ago
Have a look at Infuse, it works with Plex, Emby/Jellyfin, and possibly SMB. It’s one of the best and high quality apps I’ve encountered on the Apple TV, and one of the best video players period. For me it completely eliminates the need
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4y ago
I do use these apps and we basically download Netflix and (especially) Prime series that we already have subscriptions for because their apps are horrendous.
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They’re media download managers where you can subscribe to your preferred media, often combined with plex or jellyfin (media servers). There’s Radarr (movies), Sonarr (tv shows), and Prowlarr (torrent/nzb search indexers). There’s als
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4y ago
Where I’m from most people have built-in ovens where the bottom is just above counter top height, making it way more convenient to deal with. The vogue thing now is to even have dishwashers in high cabinets so they can be placed at a more e
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5y ago
That is changing in quite a rapid pace, rust and go are getting more and more traction in these markets for obvious reasons; performance and speed.
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5y ago
That’s just (part of) the variable name and not really the same.
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5y ago
Another advantage of a 120Hz display is that it maps perfectly to 24fps, whereas a 60Hz display may introduce motion judder.
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5y ago
What the author of the app can do however is creating an <x-Apple>OS photo markup plugin that provides the more usable mask ‘aid’ tools. A feature I haven’t seen utilised once since it’s inception.
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5y ago
M1 Ultra²
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Their kitchen cabinets are definitely veneered particle board, it’s rather heavy weight and good quality particle board though, it’s comparable to quality-MDF in weight.
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5y ago
For this reason I use chrome to perform my directly work relates tasks and another browser for everything else.
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5y ago
React has typed templates with way less syntax (dsl) overhead with magic props nor a magic reactivity/plugin system. Then there’s many well thought out and useful features like portals, suspense, (async state) transitions, error bounda
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5y ago
Wonder what reversing the string will do to the family, their members will likely be split up.
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5y ago
I was thinking to do the same but with Linux in a VM on top of MacOS, figuring that docker runs like crap on it anyway so I might as well. Edit: upon inspection I see that is what the link is about, so it probably has some merit.
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5y ago
Aren’t many companies normally located in the Silicon Valley now migrating to Texas, where the electricity infrastructure is wonky at best.
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You don't have (the option for) ventilation shafts in your window frames[0]? Here in the Netherlands (and north-west EU) many homes have those, they're designed to allow fresh air to circulate without the need for opening a window
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TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript indeed. You are encouraged to write code in a way that’s compatible with TypeScript’s type system.
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The App Store provides just that
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Shame that private companies ignore legislation and disrupts communities by doing so.
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With YouTube you can mark them as ‘not interested’ and poof, they’re gone.
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React is a UI framework where the view is a direct representation of the application state. A (react) component is a function (or class) that returns a UI element based on the props (state) it receives. With React; component + props = view,
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