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by krsdcbl 3y ago
If u really wanna have "worst of all worlds" though, i can only recommend Austria. Basically it's the German-grade paper bureaucracy described here, but spiced up with a truckload of what i would describe as "negative gl
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
the somewhat lost term "boilerplate" comes to mind
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
definitely - could use outline property, transforms/thickened borders or border radius animations if it's Imperative to keep things black and white
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
this could be a rare but very practical usecase for strike-through text
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
As a graphics designer of almost 20 years i have to heavily agree. Firefly is nice for drafting and dabbling with stuff that once would've been served by stock sites, but aside picking a few demo images or making some abstract pattern
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Rationally seen, you'd at least have to assume to get caught at some point, and you'd have to assume the company will do anything to hold you alone accountable for damages, therefore making any possible upside a terrible risk rewa
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'll never understand the Apple effect. Neglecting core components of their hardware that would not hurt their margin to spec acceptably from the start, ripping off their customers to upgrade to bare minimum ... and their customers kee
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
That tweet honestly reads like a pars pro toto of the whole NFT world ... "visionary revolution, it's the future, it will change everything, also it absolutely ruined me!"
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Brilliant and truly innovative stage design, mounting the "do not ever look into those" scan lasers vertically, at head height ... ...
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Don't forget that md5 is comparatively slow & there are way options for hashing nowadays: https://jolynch.github.io/posts/use_fast_data_algorithms/
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'll shamelessly claim to be an intelligent being, and I'm pretty convinced people telling me "don't do this" actually only incentives me to do "this" for that very reason ...
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
tbh I'm glad, not sure about patching in an extra magic keyword with it's own set of new properties to achieve one specific layout pattern popularized by a jQuery lib in css grid module. It would have been much cleaner to add &quo
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
The 1% are difficult to learn, because you only need them in 1% of the cases ;)
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
its multiple directions at play, since the "cardinal directions" of the parent aren't defined by flex-direction alone. If the writing-mode of a parent block formatting context is set to a vertical mode, then flexbox' &qu
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
A product having once been ubiquitous, and it's maintenance therefore common knowledge that you'd pick up by habit, does not mean it's stupid to have to pay attention to this knowledge many decades later. Some misconceptions
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
What's making the "apple dimension texts" kinda creepy is not directly the language or lack of typos. It's the overly formalized way everyone seems to interact regarding anything, the formulation of every little remark s
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
If anything, that might actually be a damn interesting challenge to implement :D
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I think that comparison is way off. Smart contracts are much more comparable to "a webshop", than actual logic describing rules of arbitrage or other concepts at play in "law".
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Mind that you are advocating "eye for an eye" and vigilantes/self justice by violence here (ironically on the basis of moral or ethical superiority)
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'd even bend that quote to say "Given a problem that maximizes their profit if solved, it's an acceptable compromise for companies to resort to solutions they don't control, if they don't have the ressources to cre
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Highly recommended, his essays about history in fantasy and pop culture are as hilarious as they are informative, and his historical deep dives are just as well written
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I find it much more odd that whenever noteworthy scientific or technical news are heavily discussed on this news platform that is pretty much for such content, some users are very quick to be needlessly dismissive of everybody's intere
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
it could be good for humanity IF the societal and economic model for basic survival would evolve in tandem. If we were moving towards UBI and made employment an optional thing then a world in which machines do most of the human work would b
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
jjokki could be from German "Jacke" (afaik here are also many German loanwords in japanese, specially in engineering & medical fields) ppang sounds like it came from french "pain" mang-toh also french "manteau&q
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
Better search would serve the same purpose i think
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
I'm getting a bit of deja vu from this recebt rediscovery of ajax but i really like it. Back when js was obscure and jQuery became ubiquitous, that practice was a go to and sites started to feel, albeit sluggish, like more and more lik
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
AirPods where and are loathed by some, but ultimately they present a well designed product that made the underlying product category more seamless and consumer friendly and accessible. Their winning traits may seem banal, but in everyday ca
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
just to point it out, laws like GDPR do not mention "cookies" anywhere. It's regulating how you may or may not retrieve and store ANY data that makes an individual identifyable. The whole "cookie" topic is a dark pa
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
That's a really interesting consideration to me, I'll say the same about a phone - but feel like I'd seldomly plug my high end headphones into a tablet?
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by krsdcbl 3y ago
You're missing a crucial point here imho: the possibility to seek assistance from someone in a much better situation to research and reflect on the issue may not end the war, but it does make a HUGE moral difference and might provide a

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