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The Dreamcast was notoriously easy to copy games for, it's a darling of gamers but the companies making games didn't like it one bit. And while I do love my PC for gaming, it definitely feels more and more like an afterthought the
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Yeah it was always pretty nerfed. Cool that you could do it but it performed as well as a potato really.
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Is that react code correct? setState is async, so you would probably want to clear the flag in "componentDidUpdate" (or just throttle the mouse handler directly)
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Been hearing about VimR, I should really check it out. I've used both Neovim.app and neovim-qt, but for reasons I've forgot, always end up back with MacVim.
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No one brought up DOM diffing, the React team have even suggested it be considered an implementation detail. React means composable components, the browser implementation uses DOM diffing.
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Uber said it protects you from spying. Security sources say otherwise
(revealnews.org)
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Care to share your AHK script? Here's mine: https://gist.github.com/mikew/18a0e5c6f6bdbf1bb3be0a9cfa3b5d...
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In that example they are animating the "left" prop, which won't be hardware accelerated. Using "transform: translateX" will allow the animation to be hardware accelerated.
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Really it's Ruby with the activesupport gem. Not a huge leap in simply calling it Ruby.
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Another example of "'____ considered harmful' considered harmful".
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The plastic white MacBooks had a fake screw for symmetry years ago.
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I really like material-ui but am constantly bummed about their use of inline styles. Each component has multiple style props, lest you resort to "div > div > div:nth-child(2)" in your own CSS. Each "style" prop now
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Spotlight on macOS has been able to do both of those for a while. Windows, however, you'll still be crossing your fingers hoping the query "device manager" brings up Device Manager, not a web search.
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> now we have Javascript being mixed with HTML Now we have JavaScript mixed with an HTML-like syntax.
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I haven't tried it, but this has been around for a little while: https://github.com/zchee/docker-machine-driver-xhyve
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10y ago
The dev image is just used to test on a CI server, if everything passes the production image is sent to our registry.
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> Don’t use different images, or even different tags in dev, test, staging and production environment. Can anyone comment on this? For example, many node projects have a list of devDependencies that have no use in production, so we build
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10y ago
I'd take awkwardly long over awkwardly short any day, the excess can be coiled and tied. If the WiiMote paired with the NES Classic then it wouldn't be so much of an issue. Keeping the cords short because they can be used with a c
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Windows can use the compiled binary, Mac will need a static build. If you're using asar packages in your final app make sure it extracts those binaries then do a child_process.spawn
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When using browser-sync, which parched-tasks-webapps does, CSS is already hot-reloaded, and there's no worry of configuring different "loaders" for the case of a javascript file on the server trying to require a CSS file. In
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parched-tasks-webapp has all but one of those things (hashed file names), and it's just built on browserify. And you don't have to do weird things to get your CSS out of your JS on the server.
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Curious as to what other operating systems come with that bevy of tools, since you said "I have to install at minimum 10+ 3rd-party apps on a clean OSX install just to reach baseline feature parity with other modern operating systems t
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Node has a built-in debugger that works with Chrome Dev Tools. There's also Node Inspector that does the same. Another option is some IDEs.
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Not from Dropbox but when you remove an app from accessibility permissions OS X will make you manually enable it again.
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What's the reasoning behind the different characters in slash commands? # Why /milestone %milestone /label ~foo # Instead of /milestone milestone /label foo
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You need to have access to the docker socket, if you're using sockets to connect. That's not necessarily only root.
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Hm, using the site linked in the article[1] x86 seems to be only 10 hops away from Philosophy. [1]: http://xefer.com/wikipedia
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If you use the SC drivers to turn the PS3 controller into an Xbox controller you can use that to control Plex Home Theatre as well. The Plex mobile apps also work as remotes. Using a PS3 controller will work in Dolphin, but you'll need
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The CI token for a project allows the runner to fetch a repo with basic auth. Would that work?
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The class attributes are at the same indentation level. Seems like code that wouldn't parse, which doesn't seem very Pythonic.
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