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by meerita 4y ago
Just to clarify, I have not experienced any bugs in Firefox, nor am I stating that there are any present. However, I do believe that when it comes to creating layouts, CSS Grid is a more effective tool than Flex. While Flex is great for inl
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It's important to remember that just because the press may highlight certain topics more frequently, it doesn't necessarily mean that the government is not putting enough effort into other essential issues.
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I wasn't aware that the UI layout relied on Flex. In my opinion, relying solely on the Flex model can lead to some flaws in UI layouting. I wonder when Firefox plans to switch to using CSS Grid instead of CSS Flex?
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Why this and not using Music App?
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If it owns all brands and they raise the price, then start your own food company offering lower prices, you will turn up the market to you like from day to nite.
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I agree if we're talking about humans, but it's an AI, it should be able to perform as I command.
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To me, a truly "trustworthy" AI would be one that can generate a poem about a politician's positive qualities upon my request, it doesn't matter the name of the politician.
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Ah, the gold old days of software-keys.txt lists with millions of keys of all version of DOS, Windows, OS/Warp, Autodesk, etc.
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While these projects may add additional complexity and potentially detract from the simplicity of functional CSS, they can still be a valuable option in comparison to traditional CSS architectural paradigms like BEM: http://mini
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The day Steve Jobs sentenced Flash to death.
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The more you rely on CSS to change the visuals based on situations, the worst to main in the future. It's an option, that's good, but for me it's been years that I don't go back to that anymore.
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That's a valuable addition, but it's unfortunate that it arrived late. These days, functional CSS http://minid.net/2019/04/07/the-css-utilitarian-methodology/ is gaining popularity due to its e
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I'm surprised that they attribute the decline in their performance to the "crypto winter". It seems like the success of a business should not solely depend on market conditions, but also on their ability to maintain profitabi
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The AIs are too open for the current PC society.
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You are suffering from perception bias.
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The good old "hamburger menu". That menu that stores everything designers never knew how to organize it.
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Check Germany, has autobahns
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Today marks 38 years since January 24th when Steve Jobs introduced the first Mac(history-computer.com)
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The solution to speed problems is to increase the speed limits on roads. Cars today are way better than 20 years ago and can handle 80mph with easy.
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My new job a week ago: –What macbook pro model do you want? 16 or 13? 16 please. Today, they announce m2 pro models hehe
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Yeah, I had the chance to use most of the oldest OS's, I would say Mac OS 8 to 9 are the best icons that I found best, of course Win 95 was sweet, I really loved their work.
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Nothing beats Mac OS 9 icons. They were just in another league.
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Yes, most of the things we discuss weren't applied the entire 80 years it lasted, and not even totally in all territories. But you all get the point.
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They have printed so many argentinian pesos that its value decreased notably. Right now, you need 360 pesos in the black market to acquire 1 dollar. 23 Years ago with 1 pesos you acquired 1 dollar.
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Apple's Music App made me loose hope. I love the days of Winamp, a faster app. This music app is so slow, so clunky.
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You can read more about https://www.history.com/news/soviet-union-stalin-weekend-lab... and I also bought the books and it was amazing.
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Of course it was, but I am not talking about possibilities, but more on the probabilities side, just to point out: In a socialist regime, job assignments are made by the state. The state controls most industries and companies, and is respon
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I have read books, of course. But brain drainage for sure were prior the dissolution. You can read for example about the Operation Osoaviakhim, where 2500 scientists (and their families) were forced to go the soviet union as war reparations
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Just look at the evidence: scientists fleed USSR as soon as they had the chance and not the reverse, scientists invading USSR begging to be in the science paradise the propapaganda sells. If you go to Cuba to learn medicine, you will realis
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He doesn't have any option because the market is regulated. In unregulated market he can move to a better paying position, it always happens like this. Just look the IT market, the moment you're feeling you're not well paid y

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