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jazoom
8y ago
The chance of me dying from placing my finger on the stove is 0%, but I assure you the pain is severe.
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8y ago
Yes. That's also what I thought. I'm not sure why you think I thought otherwise.
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8y ago
And I don't complain when you go somewhere else.
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8y ago
Oh I understand now. It's skipping the menu itself. I don't know why I misread (skimmed) the link you posted. Yeah, I can see why that's useful. I'll add it to my to-do list to look more into that. Thanks!
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8y ago
Yes I keep those things in mind while developing. I may have missed one here or there, especially in any code from my early days of development. Thanks for the link about "skipnav" I haven't heard that term before. I don'
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8y ago
Hi voltagex, thank you for your input. I don't think this is the kind of website where I "help someone to use it". Instead of speaking in the abstract I may as well show you so you can see what I mean: https://pric
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8y ago
Not a problem at all. I place high value on being available to users of my website. I reply to each and every message. Perhaps it's a bit unusual for someone to talk about that before the numbers. It has been my experience that I'
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8y ago
That's a really good point, and it's one of the drawbacks of designing a website for the 95%. I haven't tested myself (I'm just one dude - there's a lot I'd like to do but haven't yet), but I see no reason
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8y ago
> without having data on how many of your customers would be affected is silly You're making the assumption I don't have and use data like that? That's an incorrect assumption.
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>If I were to visit a site that didn't work correctly in my browser, I would close the tab and never give it another thought. I would certainly not take the time to write a complaint. And I wouldn't miss you. I can make the ser
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8y ago
It's not common. My site with hundreds of thousands of users has been using React/Vue for years and I've never had one complaint about JavaScript. If JavaScript is disabled I just show a message saying the site needs it. I al
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8y ago
Yes. I find that hard to believe as well. With YouTube, PornHub, Netflix, Facebook/Instagram that probably only leaves 10% of bandwidth for everything else in the world.
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Especially when used with control flow like for loops and if/else. It's incredible how much cleaner it makes the code.
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8y ago
You're probably doing it right
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8y ago
None of that has anything to do with my question, but okay. Never mind.
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8y ago
Thank you
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8y ago
It's not pedantry. That word was the whole point of his/her comment! And if you're painful (sic) familiar with modern web development why are you still creating div soup?
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8y ago
What does the "LL" icon mean?
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8y ago
I like how the domain of this service is the epitome of what it does.
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8y ago
A programmer older than (Unix) time itself.
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8y ago
GP said "modern"
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8y ago
I needed help with some slightly complex setting up of users and probably something else. Their support was good, as people here say.
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8y ago
If it's for coding this might be what you want: https://clubhouse.io I don't use it since Trello is enough for me, but it looks pretty solid.
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8y ago
As far as I know that's an Australia-wide thing. It's certainly the same in Queensland.
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8y ago
Probably not as much as you're imagining. I like just a little bit of caramelisation.
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8y ago
Thanks for the link. It looks interesting. I look forward to reading it later. I'll probably still end up doing the extra sugar when I feel like that particular type of dough (usually thin ones) since it's a different type of crun
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8y ago
> It won’t be there by the time the dough is fired. In my dough it most certainly is, and it makes a big difference. Olive oil does not caramelise.
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8y ago
I use sugar in the dough for making it slightly brown and a tiny bit crunchy.
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8y ago
The extension isn't the main event. The website is. The extension is currently a proof of concept that I plan to revisit later.
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8y ago
I don't want anyone to misunderstand this as an advertisement. And it's an Australian website. If you're still keen shoot me a PM.
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