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   by keb_ 6y ago

   > If you stumble across an open source or just some other random project by a single dev, you have an instinctive expectation that the project could die at any time. Ironically at this point, I'd place more trust on an open-source p
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   Please read the site. It's inspired by https://1mb.club/ . All of the sites are user-submitted examples; they are not curated.
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   Of course, that's entirely subjective and I think several sites on this list look great. Regardless, JavaScript does not inherently make a site look better, and it isn't a necessity for nice looking sites. See: CSS Zen Garden.
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   A lot of commenters are completely missing the point of this site somehow. The site says: > Not all websites need Javascript to be beautiful and usable. This is a showcase of the Javascript-less web. It does not say: > JavaScript is b
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   I see the philosophy of "don't reinvent the wheel" taken to extremes in the React world, and before that, in the jQuery world. There is simply a plugin/component library for anything and everything you need to do, so rel
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   These three are "classless" CSS frameworks: https://newcss.net/ https://uglyduck.ca/typesafe-css/ https://oxal.org/projects/sakura/
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   Thanks! It does look great, for what it's worth.
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   This page completely fails to load without JavaScript. :( It looks like just static content though?
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   by keb_ 6y ago

   Perhaps Bradley Taunt is bikeshedding, but it doesn't mean he's not pulling in the right direction. People obviously care because people obviously want their browsers to load content quickly. No one likes waiting for webpages to l
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    As much as it "feels" immature, it is still an understandable analogy, regardless if you're a fanatic. As other users pointed out, it has become a norm for software/webdev houses to convert what is mostly static content
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Thanks for the example. Looks awesome! Great work.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I use Windows LTSC. I have not used Windows Terminal yet, but I'm fine with Cmder or Conemu so far.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I've been using Windows 10 LTSB and now LTSC for 3 years now. Absolutely, it's not for everyone. But for me, I tend to dislike the kinds of applications that are exclusive to Windows Store anyway.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Personally, I value functionality > performance > looking good. Also, I think MATE looks great. :)
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I've mostly de-googled. I still use Google Search via Firefox container when DDG results are lacking, and still use Google Maps & Youtube because the alternatives pale in comparison (using NewPipe, F-Droid, and microG on my phone a
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    That is a good option as well, if you're concerned about discoverability.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    If you're a techie, you are likely capable enough to learn and use a static-site gen and host your blog on Github Pages, Vercel, Surge, Netlify, etc. If you're a techie, you probably also care enough to not inundate your readers
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I wonder what Evan You's position on this is today. I use and have been productive with a couple smaller libs (Preact, Mithril, Hyperapp) and never felt I was making major tradeoffs. I suppose everyone can have very different use-cas
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Thank you. I was not aware of this. Also, last I heard transitioning from yarn v1 to v2 was not straightforward. Do you know if this is still the case?
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I've been considering switching to pnpm for political reasons since using open source projects that are ultimately at the mercy of big corps (npm > Microsoft, yarn > Facebook) makes me slightly uneasy. But I'm hesitant to be
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Point taken, although I did say "based on my experiences inviting folks to our server." :) I do think it is quite different than infamous Dropbox thread, however, where the top comment mentions mounting an FTP server with curlft
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I don't mean to be dismissive, but I do have a few nitpicks: > Complicated setup process. Any new member must also go through a setup process. > Paid hosting. No one wanted to pay when there were free options. Especially true as
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Yikes. This prompted me to quickly find a way to backup my years worth of photos on Google Photos. Was looking to move over to a self-hosted Piwigo instance anyway.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I remain optimistic for the future of ReactOS. Kudos to the team for all their hard work so far.
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    > You have 2 free stories left this month. Sign up and get an extra one for free. I'm dumbfounded users do this on Medium. And to think I wasted a free story on a feel good, self-congratulatory, 4 minute blog post that says little m
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Can you elaborate what constitutes as 1D and 2D in web layouts?
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    I'm in a similar boat, except I used VSCode for two years before switching back to Sublime Text. I remember watching [this funfunfunction video]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIjKJjzRX_E ) and thinking how much I rela
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Uncle Bob goes into this every now and then during his talks. See: https://youtu.be/zHiWqnTWsn4?t=2263
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Hey, also wanted to let you know that the e-mail they sent out had errors in it. According to the new pricing page (here: https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ ) The $9/mo plan offers unlimited domains. Definitely prici
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    by keb_ 6y ago

    Agreed. Ironic that this happened so soon after my recommendation. Fortunately for me, the new Micro plan works fine, but at this point, I think services like Mailbox.org might provide greater value compared to the upper tiers.