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by hising 6y ago
I think this is really interesting. You hit the nail. A lot of the discussions nowadays on app stores is about having the cake and eat it. The app store providers are doomed if they do and doomed if they don't. What I hear is: "I
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by hising 6y ago
A friend of mine had one of those, I remember that I was most in awe over the integrated disk station. Great job with the restoration!
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by hising 6y ago
All design tools lack the ability to design the most important part of an UI: state. I think Figma is an awesome tool for making good looking mockups, but as a tool for describing how the UI will actually work, it has the same flaws as all
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by hising 6y ago
My take on this is that this is in some sense an outcome from organizations growing too fast. Fast growth indicates that the founders has done something right. Fast growing companies wakes the interest in certain types of people who wants t
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by hising 6y ago
In the beginning of all this covid-19-craze I (like many others) wanted to get a better view of the numbers and spread of the virus so I created a small app for that - https://coronadata.se - I look at it daily to get an overvie
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by hising 6y ago
Cool with some background, thanks. I came across some John Peel Sessions for Thin Lizzy a couple of years ago, awesome material, never really took the time to figure out who this "John Peel" was.
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by hising 6y ago
I guess the "poor" in "poor language" is in the eye of the beholder and I get your point. Have you found yourself lucky in convincing the world in not using any language yet?
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by hising 6y ago
Why do these discussions always end up in some black/white dicotomy? Are there situations where PHP is a valid part of a tech stack? Sure. Are there places where, if you could choose, PHP is not a good choice in the stack, Yup. My pers
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by hising 6y ago
Great work. Found some gems there.
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by hising 6y ago
How do we approach embedding of proprietary content formats? We need some DDRM right?
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by hising 6y ago
I'll have to say that DTML seems to be a mess and missing the point and suggest we start working on XDTML.
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by hising 7y ago
I try to use the keyboard a lot but for some reason I often "click" the address bar when searching and/or changing in the urls so I this was a caveat for me actually.
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by hising 7y ago
Great work! Nice with the background to the annoyance.
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by hising 7y ago
"On Linux, the behavior when clicking on the Address Bar and the Search Bar now matches other desktop platforms" - yay, I have found it annoying that you need to double-click in order to select all and start searching
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by hising 7y ago
I said no to an opening like that as well. I have no problem doing it from time to time, doing it every day sounds like a total nightmare
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by hising 7y ago
https://github.com/duckduckgo/tracker-radar
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DuckDuckGo Tracker Radar(spreadprivacy.com)
3 points by hising 7y ago|1 comments
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Laravel 7 released(laravel.com)
2 points by hising 7y ago|0 comments
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by hising 7y ago
I was experiencing the same thing. I thought it looked really well crafted, but bumped into the same finding as you. Components built on top of it would be great though!
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by hising 7y ago
Tabler is Based on Bootstrap, right? https://github.com/tabler/tabler
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by hising 7y ago
From a personal point-of-view I am more into the not so professional podcasts and as soon as a popular podcast starts getting too serious and starts sounding like any radio show out there, I lose interest. The same with Youtube, I like the
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by hising 7y ago
I like Benedict Evans newsletter. Not too often (good thing IMO), but when it comes it is really readworthy. https://www.ben-evans.com/newsletter/ EDIT: Probably not underrated though (missed that bit)
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by hising 7y ago
Techcrunch breaks navigation for me on iOS/Chrome. Cant go back without longpressing back and choose referring page from history. Gonna check that plugin. Thanks.
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by hising 7y ago
And saying that "you are not allowed to have this conversation" is like saying: "If you argue against me you are part of the problem". So it is a good way of just throwing out an argument and killing conversation.
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by hising 7y ago
See my response to another comment below ...
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by hising 7y ago
As I said earlier, you have your right to an opinion, and can express it freely. If it feels awkward for you to not being agreed with or people not liking your views is not the same as someone not allowing you to have that opinion. So feel
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by hising 7y ago
Not agreeing is not the same as not allowing. I think this is a false logic. I see a lot of people mistaken freedom of speech with some god-given right of being listened to.
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by hising 7y ago
> The problem in contemporary culture is that we are not even allowed to have this conversation So what type of conversation are you having right now? We have word in swedish for using that type of "arguing", it is "offerk
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by hising 7y ago
So, you extrapolate how the world works from your personal experiences? On top of that calls people who dont agree with you autistic and men who are into "gender equality" being broken individuals? Wow, you are really open-minded
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by hising 7y ago
Oh, so many wrongs in his statement: 1. He extrapolates from his own experience of cancer 2. He blames people for not taking care of it (so dying of it is their fault) 3. He talks about a disease group that kills a lot of people like it is

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