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by lemiffe 14y ago
Some people like building good, simple things (CSS) Some people like making these things better (HTML5, CSS3) Some people like adding extra features and options, disregarding the loss of a bit of simplicity (LESS/SASS) And some people just
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by lemiffe 14y ago
Please notice posts are PUBLIC by design, but it is not specified anywhere. You can navigate to any post by using a (sequential) ID in the URL. Just in case you have not noticed.
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by lemiffe 14y ago
Come on! Public posts with no warning? I mean, I seriously thought I could start migrating all my short stories. I actually migrated 4 of them. Then I noticed the URLs being generated. Then I messed with the IDs and found out I can see anyo
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On political parties and why they should not exist(lemiffe.com)
2 points by lemiffe 14y ago|0 comments
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by lemiffe 14y ago
I am REALLY pissed off. Idiotic patent trolls. GAH
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Avoid dropping out of Uni at all costs(lemiffe.com)
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by lemiffe 14y ago
I absolutely loved (and was repulsed by the reality of) this segment: "Our daily existence transformed into database entries in some NoSQL database on some spinning disk in some rack in suburban Virginia."
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Screenshot to CSS (inspired by .monalisa)(lemiffe.com)
1 points by lemiffe 14y ago|0 comments
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by lemiffe 14y ago
Terrible article. The problem with it is that you effectively explained why typical responsive design (specifically) is not worth it. The older you get, the more accustomed you become to expecting everything the same way. Accept change! T
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How Police could effectively pre-empt riots(lemiffe.com)
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by lemiffe 14y ago
I think he could have phrased it better; Did anyone else think what he said is rather redundant? I don't think context is that important, it's all in the choice of words, and the relations in the discourse. If he failed, it was with making