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by krsdcbl 6y ago
> So be a DOER, stay friendly and get things done [...] I'm getting heavy 1984 vibes from this campaign.
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
If you work with a broad range of their softwares (ps/ai/ae/premiere power user here) the subscription system is awesome. Ends up being cheaper than buying it used to be & much less upfront costs for the business. They co
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I believe the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Personally I very much share your purist view here, BUT i also find barely formatted plain text marketing emails highly suspicious and tend to filter them out as scam subconsciously. Don&#x2
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
Same goes for Cinema4D, wouldn't know of any numpad shortcuts
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I'm surprised to learn that this is not mandatory
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
This specific case has a lot to do with Max Schrems & noyb pressing the issue to be litigated, he's a very engaged activist for privacy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Schrems
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
why is a Van Gough worth as much though? It's basically a little pigment on some linen, it's not inherently worth any more than the next piece of art that is "ownable".
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
we don't make too much of a distinction in Germany or Austria in general usage of the word - while what you point out is technically correct, pretty much everybody here will understand "KZ" as "the whole of the nazi deat
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I'd agree for a lot of the "random things getting NFT'd" - but it's definitely different in the art market, where right now quite some moderately known artists are making okay money from digital art through nfts. No
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I don't quite get this post, it somehow seems to make a case FOR nfts and then try to make the point that these are not look likr stocks (which is rather obvious). The whole point of nfts is to create uniqueness among endlessly duplica
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I don't quite get why everyone seems to get onto the environment train with crypto but seem to have had no issues with gold
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I'd argue that the demand for gold jewelry would drop accordingly to the gold price falling to zero. Jewelry is a secondary form of said value store, nothing inherently useful
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
(unable to edit, addendum: the fallacy even begins with the idea that you'd need a <span> now to set margin and therefore you HAVE to introduce another node anyway - how about just giving your icon marginRight and be done?)
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
which essentially is just the same, spacer gifs aren't inherently bad because they're a gif, but because they're an empty DOM node used to handle presentational attributes
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
Specially as margin collapse is a thing that only affects vertical margins on blocks. The "icon has margin right if something comes after it" is perfectly solveable with even CSS 2.1
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
... or pass a class to the component variant and set an according gap? Adding a dedicated node with it's own properties to adjust width of whitespace is nowhere a better solution than just adding a css class
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
This is a horrible idea, and the article reads like the author has completely lost the notion that there is even a thing like CSS. Please just add margin-right to the icon that is already an actual targetable node in your DOM or skip the he
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
There's two big issues with this approach: 1) death is but only the worst outcome. Being on the space shuttle does bring risk, yes, but not a 50/50 chance of a significant impact to your general health. 2) you'll end up testi
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
Though to be fair, calling this "vaccine design" is like calling the assembly of IKEA furniture "carpentry".
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I kinda want to call them "weight agnostic", but that might be even more confusing
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
According to a source posted elsewhere in the discussion here ( https://www.historylink.org/File/9065 ), communication might not have been such a difficulty as they had started learning English years before that. > In
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
only in the sense that you'll pay rent for it, it's not "software" and will let you run your own stack with no added cost and full portability.
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I kinda feel like the premise is already pretty amiss - a simple, small site that serves static pages puts absolutely no demand on "running a server", you're perfectly fine with a basic hosting plan that will require little t
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I think you are conflating causes here. A faulty aircraft where design issues led to a rare incident is something completely different than the quite common traffic deaths mostly originating from asverse conditions an reckless driving of a
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
I think the "swiss made" plays onto two ideas in this context: on the one side, Switzerland having a very advanced industry when it comes to precision technology / on the other side Switzerland being a neutral country of high
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
Sorry to be so negative on this one but I'm kinda triggered by these "look its that easy" kinda blog posts that fail to adress the common task at hand entirely. This works for your personal blog with a super minimalistic desi
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
No gain for 95% and a loss for 5% seems like an even worse outcome of changing default behaviour
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
> Likewise, wouldn’t you be baffled if you needed to click a “Start Editing” button in Word That's absolutely the default behaviour for Word when opening a Doc sent from somebody else ("enable editing"), and it does make s
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
it's funny how culture shapes our designations of the same thing. In (specially us) english it's duct tape as the product is primarily known for installation work, and often referred to as "duck tape" for it's well
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by krsdcbl 6y ago
Big caveat, this only works when the container has a defined size as you are removing the centered child from element flow

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