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> It is not a markup language, period. The clue being right there in the name.
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No, I use Apple's Private Relay which might route via Cloudflare but I've tried it with it turned off and it makes no difference. It must be something in my network path because I just tethered to my phone's 4G connection and
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3y ago
Sorry, I know HN isn’t a support forum, but am I the only one who gets “Safari couldn’t establish a secure connection” to any of the archive.xx sites? It’s been happening for ages now.
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My mate Alex was getting email for a guy who should have been at work at Heathrow. After years of trying to make them stop, he just started replying. “I’m not coming in tomorrow”, that sort of thing. He never lied. He was not going to be at
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3y ago
Someone with my name bought a new iPhone in Bismarck, ND last week. They gave AT&T my iCloud email address which is firstname.lastname. An honest mistake, I guess. AT&T dutifully asked 'me' to confirm my email address. I d
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3y ago
Correct. Low-level, you start at APS1 and APS6 is the top of the ‘not an executive’ ladder.
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CodeAesthetic on YouTube
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I just found this. Only five videos, which I enjoyed, and then it seems to have stalled. Would appreciate recommendations on similar channels and/or books, blogs, etc. I can code, but I don’t think I’m very good. Learning another featu
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3y ago
Keep writing!
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Canberran here! It’s bloody lovely. You don’t appreciate it until you go somewhere else. Worth noting that ‘since the 1930s’ ≈ ‘since the city was founded’.
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Worth noting that this study, which I just happened to read today, is small (n=234, with the number of useful responses even lower). And the ‘up to 20%’ refers to the fact that they had some odd responses which indicated that the time waste
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3y ago
Have you logged in at [not including link for security, go figure it out] 1Password? They have a full online experience, it’s basically the app. See what’s there first. Might assuage your fears. You’ll need your ‘Secret Key’ which you can f
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One of the linked videos above shows them landing in the brace position so yes. All very calm to everyone’s credit.
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You don’t need ID to travel domestically in Australia. Or do you mean ‘an Australian travelling around [in the USA]’?
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And you can install Vinegar and it’ll remove YouTube’s custom player, leaving you with the system’s. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/vinegar-tube-cleaner/id1591303...
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Which isn’t really surprising/weird because all light is emitted by something . That something has a signature thanks to physics: the photons of light are emitted according to the structure of the atom. Basically. Of course it’s a t
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3y ago
Yeah this made me wistful. I’d fly back to DC now for a few hours in the bar at the Hyatt. The lady there knew how to pour a measure of Scotch. There’s something about appreciating a space for what it just is that you recognise as you get
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We like to think that ‘the government’ is in any way any combination of sane, shrewd, or smart. As if it’s this entity that has its own mind. I’ve worked with various Australian federal government agencies for ten years now. Three years ago
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I find this an interesting choice. > Double quotation marks aren’t Australian Government style. Use them only for quotations within quotations. My partner is a(n Australian) copy writer. She’s converted me to the following rule: - If it’
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3y ago
In my experience 2) doesn’t work. I block time and people just ignore it. This is especially bad with multi-person meetings. There’s no slot when everyone’s free, so the organiser picks the least-bad slot. Unfortunately it’s when you had bo
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Here’s a comparison for you because I just did the same. Old site. - Built with Gatsby, hosted on Netlify. - Lots of client-side JS, but page loads are instantaneous because everything is prefetched and a page load is a client-side JS eve
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I assume this is sarcastic, so allow me to offer this point directly from recent experience. I worked on a multi-million dollar transformation project for the federal government. Nobody had any idea where anything was. Eventually they found
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They need to update their home page. It currently asks for, and will accept, donations to “help us keep going for eight more years and longer”.
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“Normal users” have JS enabled and don’t care how much JS you send them. They don’t even know what it is. I feel like if you’re targeting a no-JS crowd, that’s a very specific crowd, i.e. this one.
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Gatsby felt like it had grown in to a monster. Astro was a lot simpler which suits my needs and, frankly, skill. I worry that Astro is adding too many features and trying to become Gatsby. No thanks!
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Doesn’t NextJS do that with client-side JS though? I recently moved from Gatsby, which did that — and the transitions sure are instantaneous — to Astro, which outputs plain HTML pages. Each navigation is a request to the server. Yeah, they
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Johnny here. Correct: don’t use it to organise anything that smells like a software project.
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Johnny here. I think more people should apply this at work. I work on large IT transformation projects and the disorganisation and resulting waste of time and money is borderline criminal.
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https://johnnydecimal.com/10-19-concepts/11-core/11.08-the-l... I couldn’t agree more. :-) - johnny
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Johnny here. I was mid-reply and I realised I was typing out my problem statement, so I’ll just paste it here. This is a work in progress. --- # The problem When we kept everything on paper, organised people had these things called filing c
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