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8y ago
Yes that's much simpler than the vue way of just using <button>
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8y ago
Reading a message and not replying is considered rude but I don't want to reply to everything right away especially if it takes a lot of time to reply. I would rather there just be a thumbs up button on the screen so I can say I have r
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8y ago
I grew up playing hockey on the school team and I would never even try playing on the street. Angry bogans would get road rage if someone got in their way and everyone I know is 10km+ away.
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8y ago
Bricks are also a pain for bikes which often don't have huge tires and suspension.
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8y ago
You have never been on a street that would support a hockey game. Such a street would not allow you to drive on it. There were hardly any kids outside in my suburb and then the council built a small dirt jumps park and the day it opens ther
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8y ago
My parents needed a lot of convincing that riding a bike on the road was safe. And I was 19 at the time. Also my suburb has no sidewalks and the nearest oval is an hour walk away.
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8y ago
Very much true. I ended up playing games I didn't even like just because it was a way to meet up with friends from school who all lived about 15 - 30km away
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8y ago
I have a fridge that works with just holes. You can either have the fridge or the freezer at the right temp but not both.
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8y ago
The reason is because it was a lazy hack to hide . and .. from ls and then people started using this behaviour to hide files.
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I almost had a car crash while driving to high school half asleep. Now I'm older and I get up at the same time but I don't feel tried at all.
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8y ago
Most of the world is not dense but most of the population is. Especially if you look outside of America.
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8y ago
Its not so much of an issue if you own the bike. How many people work at a place that has literally nowhere to place a bike inside and no free power points to use. I have always placed my bike next to my desk.
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8y ago
From what I heard, scooters can very quickly slam you in to the ground if you hit a hole/rock or if the front wheel turns 90 degrees which many of the company's scooters allow. Bikes seem much safer than scooters to ride helmetles
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8y ago
Seedbox server hosting might be usable here. They are bascically shared Linux hosts with loads of disk space and network.
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8y ago
Programmers don't count from 0. Its just in many languages it makes sense like in C where an arrays name is actually a pointer to the first element and the index says how many positions to move away from it so foo[0] is the pointer to
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8y ago
Its been too long for me to remember the details but I remember flexbox 90% working but having some bugs that were a huge pain to work around. Its at the point where you can use flexbox on IE but you have to specifically test each use on IE
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8y ago
Its the same as torrents. I'd call this decentralised.
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8y ago
I think music streaming has taken out the bulk of music piracy but there is still a lively power user music piracy scene. The motivations for these users seem to be about having access to really obscure content that isn't available on
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8y ago
A sunrise sunset schedule would mean working more hours than I currently do.
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8y ago
4chan works really well on mobile. The only thing an app did for me was presaving content so I could view it offline.
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8y ago
Pay your employees enough that they never want to leave. If you can't afford that then you just have to accept that you don't own the people who work for you.
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8y ago
Absolutely. I always hold my breath and hit the brakes if a bus gets in front of me. Trucks aren't so bad as they have the exhaust pipe pointing right up in the air. Just the amount of traffic at the time makes a huge difference as wel
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8y ago
For some reason the web gl map was failing to load and the alternative map was super laggy on my desktop.
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I heard that industrial buildings crank up their pollution at night because people don't see it to complain about.
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8y ago
The article talks about how the problem is users don't know how to change the inputs to effect the outputs but I don't think this is really desirable. Users shouldn't be thinking "If I hover my mouse over this for too lo
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8y ago
In my limited understanding I believe that ipv6 blocks are given out to organisations such as your local ISP which let's you know the location because you can see who owns the block. I don't think limited addresses was ever the re
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8y ago
It is planned to make riot enable encryption by default when it is fully stable but I totally understand why the protocol would allow it to be disabled. Matrix is about more than instant messaging and there are possible use cases where you
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8y ago
From what I was told about tumbler it really is as obvious as saying that
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The original article stated that they do know how it works but the device malfunctioned and detected a command where there was none without the owner even being aware that it was activated.
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8y ago
Hardware is about 10 years behind the rest of the software world and hasn't discovered the benefit of open source yet. I have talked to some firmware devs and the idea of open source is totally alien to them.
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