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by macandcheese 9y ago
JetBlue, Alaska, Virgin are all good options in my experience.
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by macandcheese 9y ago
It's not legal for sale in New York, mostly because of false advertising the company previously did touting it's biodegradability, even going so far as to say that it's "practically non-toxic". In fact, they continu
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by macandcheese 10y ago
It'd be simple enough to have a few body classes (e.g. "animations-slow, animations-default, animations-fast"), and have it be a user-enabled setting somewhere that simply swaps those classes based on cookie. Similar to how s
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by macandcheese 10y ago
There are always places where animations can be useful, to users of any proficiency. Although the best ones, and the ones that work even for "serious users", are subtle and involve quick fades and the use of colors that refer to s
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Way too many tabs, modals, and clicks to change basic settings, in my opinion.
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New AWS S3 Bucket Management UI(console.aws.amazon.com)
2 points by macandcheese 10y ago|1 comments
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by macandcheese 10y ago
I remember reading The Travels of a T-Shirt in the Global Economy (1) for an undergrad class about globalization - a light, quick read but one that stuck with me through college and post-graduation. Highly recommended. The narrative follows
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Glad to see their graphic design internship program is alive and well...
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by macandcheese 10y ago
I think it's a bit disingenuous to conflate all homeopathic remedies with "quack" science. Have you ever used Arnica gel on a bruise? Oscillococcinum for a flu? Extremely effective naturally derived products.
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by macandcheese 10y ago
It's built on Medium
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Really liking Middleman (similar to Hugo as OP mentions) for this kind of stuff recently. Powerful enough to use asset caching / on-build minification / direct deploy to s3 / dynamic page generation from JSON, light enough to
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Because I never wanted to visit anything besides the original page in the first place!
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by macandcheese 10y ago
So, I still need to take an extra step to view the original link and then click again to visit it. Why not just make the entire top banner a clickable link to the source article? My browser already shows the title of the page separately. Th
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Well, if you bothered to click on the second link that you for some reason didn't want to because of "corporate speak" - the associated Facebook post explains pretty clearly what Meta does. > "Meta’s tools can dramati
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by macandcheese 10y ago
But, you don't actually get to their page. Once you click on an AMP link on Google's SERP, I've found it impossible to actually "open full site" as you might expect to be able to do. It's also annoying to try a
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by macandcheese 10y ago
It's about 100x harder to read the second link you posted because it fills the entire screen. Full-width text has been proven so many times to hamper readability... Even with ads the original is an easier read on desktop....
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Well, no, it's not - it's just weirdly labeled. Request mobile site is really only applicable to the small amount of websites that serve a m.domain.com. Now, they could have an option to "request desktop SIZE" that would
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Strangely enough, despite being up to 104% faster in one instance, "accelerated transfer" slowed transfers by up to 26% compared to "direct transfer" in others. Most locations saw a negligible change one way or the other
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Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration Speed Comparison(s3-accelerate-speedtest.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com)
2 points by macandcheese 10y ago|1 comments
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by macandcheese 10y ago
How does this compare to Quantopian?
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Robots raising children? Nothing wrong with this, and it's cute, admittedly, but I can't help but think that in 20 years we'll have robot teachers instructing rooms of children who go home to their robot nanny and rarely, if
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by macandcheese 10y ago
I fear for the children of the future.
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Please tell me you've got Amazon affiliate links set up on these.
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Parabola: Now anyone can perform sophisticated data analysis with ease(parabola.io)
63 points by macandcheese 10y ago|10 comments
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by macandcheese 10y ago
I haven't run across a worse-documented or harder to wrangle JS charting library than Flot, ha...
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Honestly not sure if this is satirical or not...
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by macandcheese 10y ago
> (I use a rake task). I've found this little tool to be a huge timesaver for Middleman deployments to S3. Just remember to gitignore your environment variables ;) https://github.com/fredjean/middleman-s3_sync
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Middleman + AWS S3 + s3_sync module. Dead simple!
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by macandcheese 10y ago
You should ideally be able to skip using these tools if you are proficient enough in basic html/css. It's easier to share a deployed static website with stakeholders, easier to immediately see media queries in action, you can use
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by macandcheese 10y ago
Or a good broadly skilled designer ;)

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