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misswaterfairy
3y ago
Give Orion a go. Built by Kagi (privacy-focused subscription web search service taking on Google) that has ad-blocking built in, and supports both Firefox and Chrome extensions. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/orion-
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> Virtual Box, is good for those that don't want to pay for stuff on local computers. Be careful using it in corporate environments. I used VirtualBox at home regularly - old games that won't run on modern operating systems any
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Nim Roadmap 2024 and Beyond
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It kept me alive too. Lynn's website helped me see that I was not a freak and that I could grow into someone who is happy and successful. I'm now quite the trailblazer in my own field too. Lynn's tireless efforts to carve a p
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This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OztMJ4EL1s
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Diversifying won't hurt her. Don't solely focus on VueJS. As others have said, pick up other JavaScript frameworks, and even other languages used in web dev such as Python (Flask, Django are the two most dominant web frameworks).
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News Corp staff blindsided by company’s use of AI producing articles for 'years'
(crikey.com.au)
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A engagement ring for my wife. Made it out of a piece of wire coat-hanger that I hammered down and polished, then mounted a small cubic zirconia gem to it. Probably took a couple of days to make. We're still happily married six years l
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I really wanted to like Inkscape, though I found it very frustrating to use, the UI was clunky and felt really unpolished. Affinity Designer on the other hand is really nice to use, and didn't do a bunch of weird stuff exporting SVG fi
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NTLite is a pretty good tool, still in beta for Windows 11, to strip out all of the cruft Microsoft adds to 'improve' Windows before you install it. If you install NTLite onto a machine with an NTLite built image, it's host u
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Ask HN: Why aren't modern programming languages, like Rust, more legible?
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