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91.
by montag 2y ago
I may not agree with your ugly scrollbars, but I will defend your right to style them. (If you want to annoy your users, that's your prerogative)
92.
by montag 2y ago
I'm ok with dupes. But cross-linking should at least be automatic.
93.
by montag 2y ago
Do you have a source for this “quota system”
94.
by montag 2y ago
Do you have a source for that last statement?
95.
by montag 2y ago
Sometimes I feel more accomplished after sweeping the floor than I do after a whole day grinding in an IDE...
96.
by montag 2y ago
Impressive. Did you do all this in the past 2 hours?
97.
by montag 2y ago
Is it the same story with the Apple touchpad? Is the fancy palm rejection implemented completely in software?
98.
by montag 2y ago
imo, the Webpack situation is worse. React's evolution has been more incremental/cumulative. Best practices evolve, but not too much truly needs to be forgotten.
99.
by montag 2y ago
Yeah, especially if the touchpad worked flawlessly too. A distant dream
100.
by montag 2y ago
I'm just glad we've moved beyond SwitchResX...
101.
by montag 2y ago
I have no interest in the subject matter, but there's really nothing like the aesthetic of a 20 year passion project. Awesome
102.
by montag 2y ago
I heard this line of code `Sound_Effect(VOC_TANYA_LAUGH, Coord);`
103.
by montag 2y ago
This is a cool novel technique for sure, but for some reason I’m just not aesthetically in love with it. The fact that the pattern is surface aligned just…doesn’t add anything over dithering in screen space. And I really loved the ditherin
104.
by montag 2y ago
Haha. “The developers thought of everything” (not really though)
105.
by montag 2y ago
Rumor has it he's one of the engineers on the DOGE team.
106.
by montag 2y ago
Why “TFA” instead of just “the article”? I understand “RTFA”, berating commenters who didn’t “read the fucking article” with a cheeky acronym, but TFA by itself is kind of hostile for no reason. Unless you hated the article that much
107.
by montag 2y ago
Yeah, I mentioned 三体 in a parent comment. It's a great counterpoint to the "high fructose" Netflix version. And interesting to see the American character portrayed by an American actor...dubbed by a Chinese voice actor. (Jus
108.
by montag 2y ago
Well, there's Three Body Problem (I watched the Chinese 三体 series) – but I guess the exception proves the rule.
109.
by montag 2y ago
Waiting for Trump to take office to cut a deal.
110.
by montag 2y ago
Almost nobody uses a VPN here, just the geeks and people who need it for their corporate job. We're not used to this at all.
111.
by montag 2y ago
It's not necessarily that complicated. My mom likes to complain that the person who designed her new stove never cooked in their life. I think the simpler explanation is that the person who designed that ramp arrangement didn't cy
112.
by montag 2y ago
Y'all seem to willfully miss the point. A lot of people are just not very conscientious.
113.
by montag 2y ago
Yep, this is a real Star Trek TNG episode, S4 E3 “Brothers”
114.
by montag 2y ago
It was hard to tell how many points I was getting from crypto. But it went to the top of the list on Screen Time
115.
by montag 2y ago
I think something like that would be easily detected and penalized. Might explain why you don't see it any more
116.
by montag 2y ago
I would pay a premium for a music service that excludes "volume plays"
117.
by montag 2y ago
I know, right??
118.
by montag 2y ago
My take is that this is on a separate Ruby Ridge/anarchist axis. Hostile toward authority, they believe government (i.e. both political parties) and power structures are inherently corrupt. These beliefs have little to do with Democrat
119.
by montag 2y ago
Ha ha. If anything, HN skews quite high.
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by montag 2y ago
Disabled YouTube comments is turning out to be a strong signal that I'm not going to like what I'm about to watch.

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