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Learning React was a giant PITA. So many gotchas, so much boiler plate, plus it's not just React you're learning. You're learning React-Router, Flux/Redux plus half a dozen other tools each with their own verbose way of
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Not right now because I'm in the middle of integrating ansible into my servers and was waiting to get that finished, and I also need to make some changes with local storage. Nice catch on aria-haspopup! I totally missed that. Also good
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The thing is, the WAI-ARIA page works well as a reference, but not as an onboarding process. You have to develop your ARIA chops elsewhere and then come back to the document to learn the finer points of each role. And roughly half of the do
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I went down the ARIA rabbit hole this year. Christ almighty. It's understandable why anyone who isn't specifically specialized in this fucks it up. The documentation is arcane, redundant and lots of it is inapplicable. However, it
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Also worth mentioning that Chrome has a built-in stripped-down screen reader in the developer tools which will display and allow you to navigate through your elements. It's worked well enough for me.
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> I could just use multiple HDMI inputs on the main monitor and switch when I need to That's perfect if you have multiple inputs. If you don't, a simple KVM switch would do the trick too. Unfortunately they're a little pri
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Oh, ok. I guess I shouldn't just assume everyone has a multi-monitor setup. If you're only using one monitor, then yea the easiest thing will be not passing through a card and just trying to reduce the various related latencies as
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But what about successors of GDPR? What if it becomes illegal to harbor certain information that already exists in the ledger?
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It really helps with DPC latency issues, though. You could get a pretty cheap one like an RX 550 or Geforce 1030. I'm hosting on a libvirt/qemu/kvm stack with virt-manager as my interface.
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I'd always thought the Insect Apocalypse would be a little different. You know, like Evolution or Killer Bees or basically any scenario where we're the ones dying.
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That's looking at it completely wrong. The important thing is staying up to date with best practices in your field, and automating away anything you do more than twice. Beyond that, if you're only writing 20 lines of code a day ea
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Most deliriants/anticholinergics are toxic at the doses you need to take for strong psychoactive effects. It's a dangerous game to play around with such substances. Very interesting results however if you're willing to take t
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I use Ableton in a VM and it works great, but I wouldn't use it for live performances just to be sure. I haven't 100% eliminated all crackling yet. If I had more cores and moved Windows to a separate SSD, then I think that would c
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Sounds like you aren't very familiar with Bitcoin. I'm talking about Core, and Blockstream. If you were truly familiar with what's been going in with Bitcoin for the last couple of years, those names alone would be enough. Co
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I have an Intel 6700K and WU works fine for me.
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As it is, I run Windows in a VM with IOMMU, firewalled incoming connections, host-level VPN, etc., passing through a Geforce 1080 for direct access, and I only use it for specific purposes. Everything else is done in other VMs that run Linu
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Not sure, I tried doing it myself once and it was a rabbit hole of scripts and changing obscure settings in the command line. After somewhere between 12-18 hours of solid work there was still so much left open, and I came to realize it'
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The concert NSFW set is amazing. The network just replaces people with giant penises. There's some real art somewhere in there.
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Bitcoin doesn't solve anything. Its mission has been completely subverted by external financial interests, and its leadership relies on censorship and FUD to survive. Cryptocurrency in general, however, solves the problem of payment pr
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Isn't socioeconomic oppression kind of the point of all this, though? It's not just the implementation of the justice system that needs correction; it's working exactly as designed . We have to change the entire design, not
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That's a shorter version of a quote meant to dismantle materialism.
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My experience isn't downgraded, it's currently limited by my home bandwidth. So again, it seems like they called it right.
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You can't be suggesting that the first time someone attempts to do something like this on a large scale, that Mullvad's team would be surprised. You surely can't be suggesting that this didn't come up in meetings, and th
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I believe Tom Cruise learned how to fly a helicopter just for that role. Dude's batshit but he has incredible respect for his craft. The whole time during that massive car chase, I was just trying to focus on when it was clearly CGI an
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Mullvad offers unlimited 3-hour trial accounts. A few days messing around with that was enough for me to decide become a lifetime customer. That's the correct model for onboarding with free services, not offering a free service tier
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It is, and it's called Facebook.
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I get downvoted quite regularly for expressing my opinion, you get used to it. Just try to make sure you're actually expressing a related opinion and not just tangentially responding in a way that doesn't foster more discussion.
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I use Thunar and avoid Nautilus pretty much for the same reasons. I like Thunar because it keeps things simple, and I have bash for anything complex, which a lot of my file operations tend to be. I'll check out spacefm and see what I t
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