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by koehr 6y ago
I love the idea and I think it is a very reasonable, although generous limit. Excessively generous, as @yellowapple called it, maybe. But I am indeed surprised to find not only tiny blogs and personal homepages on this list, but also govern
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A store implementation from scratch using Vue3's composition API(koehr.tech)
2 points by koehr 6y ago|0 comments
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Vue3 TypeScript Starter App(github.com)
1 points by koehr 6y ago|1 comments
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by koehr 6y ago
A webpack configuration and example application for Vue3 with Typescript, Router, simple global state (no Vuex) and some neat build time features.
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by koehr 7y ago
I'm working on an RPG Card generator. It allows you to design a set of cards in a wysiwyg way and then print them out to do good old Dungeons&Dragons or whatever tickles your fancy. It's not usable yet but if this is interesti
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by koehr 7y ago
"Every moment a new JavaScript framework borns here and there, so here is mine." That is what should be written on the page, to be honest. And not even the claim, that it lets you do everything without writing any JavaScript is no
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by koehr 7y ago
Exactly my thought.
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by koehr 7y ago
I think the best way is in the middle. It is called POSSE: Publish Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere. You own your stuff by first posting it on your own page and then syndicate it to other places for visibility.
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by koehr 7y ago
Check out the System76 Galago Pro. You get a monster of a machine performance wise (easily surpassing a MacBook) in a case that's not at all chunkier than a MacBook and for half the price. Only downside is the pretty bad battery life.
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How to make a game without a game engine(koehr.tech)
2 points by koehr 7y ago|0 comments
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by koehr 8y ago
betterHR | Frontend | Berlin, Germany | Full-time, On-Site betterHR is creating a new kind of HR consulting platform. We're looking for a lead developer. Our platform is built with Gridsome (Vuejs) using Netlify, NetlifyCMS and MongoDB
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Running WriteFreely 0.7 on ARM(koehr.tech)
1 points by koehr 8y ago|0 comments
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Use OpenBSDs Spleen hires bitmap font in Linux(koehr.tech)
3 points by koehr 8y ago|0 comments
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by koehr 8y ago
If somebody struggles with porting those fonts to their Linux, I just got it running and wrote about it here: https://koehr.tech/use-openbsds-spleen-bitmap-font-in-linux
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by koehr 8y ago
I currently have three battle tested favorites: The Dell XPS 15, the System76 Galago Pro and the ThinkPad T470s. They are all robust, have great hardware, good keyboards (ThinkPad's still my favorite though) and excellent Linux support
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by koehr 9y ago
Frozen Arrays are another Problem, which is why I added that to the tests.
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Better not use array destructuring in JavaScript (yet)(jsperf.com)
3 points by koehr 9y ago|1 comments
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by koehr 9y ago
System76 is definitely on my watch list. After using a Dell XPS with, what they call an infinity edge display (means, very thin bezels, hence a 15 inch display in a <14 inch case) and 4K resolution, I'm afraid I couldn't go &qu
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by koehr 9y ago
I don't have any issues with Suspend To Ram, if that is what you mean. I'm using a Dell XPS 15 9550 with Void Linux.
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by koehr 9y ago
I recently started using the WebMemex extensions. They are written by a friend from the Indieweb Community. Best way to save a snapshot (to "freeze dry") a website and have them in the browser cache for offline use. Lots of develo
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Vuejs Reactivity from Scratch(log.koehr.in)
2 points by koehr 9y ago|1 comments
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by koehr 9y ago
So they take the MacOS file structure to Linux? Sounds horrible to me. I always loved the structure of the Unix file system. It's simple and rather efficient. You wonder if a specific binary is installed? Look in /bin. You wonder
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A Vue 2 component collection for stripe elements(github.com)
1 points by koehr 9y ago|0 comments
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by koehr 9y ago
I actually started a simple WYSIWYG editor that doesn't use contentEditable but instead a tiny subset of HTML and some virtual DOM like technology. Thanks for this post. It makes me want to work more on it!
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by koehr 9y ago
This really depends on who you are and from what you are hiding: 1) Communication between non-targeted (unimportant) individuals hiding information from: 1.1) other individuals or non-governmental institutions 1.2) governments or GOs 2) Com
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Cdn.polyfill.io SSL certificate fishing attack?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by koehr 9y ago|0 comments
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by koehr 9y ago
convert path/to/img -colors 16 -unique-colors txt:- That is really simple.
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by koehr 10y ago
That must have been fun times!
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by koehr 10y ago
So what most probably happened is that FileReader.readAsBinaryString()° defaults to FileReader.readAsText()°° since it's deprecated. At least that is what I saw in Chromium. As soon as I used readAsArrayBuffer the problem went away. °)
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by koehr 10y ago
Unfortunately it's not. I made a mistake here (guess I mixed things in my head). I meant the character 'z' but 0x79 actually a 'y'. I will fix the issues later today.

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