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by o_m 4y ago
I work at a web agency, and we reached the 10 user limit, and that means we have to be an enterprise customer which makes it 10-20 times the price we are paying already. We ended up removing one user and were looking for another provider. W
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by o_m 4y ago
Most developers only have a two year horizon, and they are always thinking about the next job. If you learn some proprietary software it will hurt your chances to easily switch jobs in the future. So you end up choosing the company that use
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by o_m 4y ago
Sounds insecure. Will Google be forced to kick you out if I sent tornado cash to their pretending to pay your bill?
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by o_m 4y ago
It is already built with React and Tailwind, so I don't get why they didn't just reuse the components from headlessui.com, which solves these issues.
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by o_m 4y ago
These are free plans though? Not a good comparison if you are a professional looking at this.
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by o_m 4y ago
11ty is just as much a framework as Astro
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by o_m 4y ago
I doubt 40% is spent on search. Seeing how bad Google has gotten, it seems more likely there is just a skeleton crew keeping the lights on
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by o_m 4y ago
Could be a good investment if you do it while you're young
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by o_m 4y ago
You can active filters in ublock origin that blocks cookie banners. I think the one I'm using is "Fanboy’s Annoyance".
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by o_m 4y ago
Domains can't share the browser cache of a an external resource. It was a privacy risk, because it could be used to track users across the web.
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by o_m 4y ago
It looks like I'm going to keep my iPhone 13 mini for the next 7 years, or until it won't receive any updates anymore.
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by o_m 4y ago
Click on one video with a gun in thumbnail, then you'll see you get pulled down the rabbit hole
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by o_m 4y ago
The components are made with MUI, which is a component library based on Material design, originally created by Google.
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by o_m 4y ago
The population of a country peaks a few years after it has gotten developed. As in low child mortality, high educated population, etc.
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by o_m 4y ago
I don't get why you'll need AI for this. Couldn't you get the same result by using regex on the email from the sender?
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by o_m 4y ago
That is like saying it would be a waste give aid to refugees in war zones because we shouldn't have wars in the first place. There will always be push back against open hardware as long as it is profitable.
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by o_m 4y ago
Agile replaced waterfall, so one of the replacements for agile would be waterfall.
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by o_m 4y ago
This didn't used to be a thing. I've started being annoyed by it this year, but I Don't remember when minor updates started to take 20+ minutes.
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by o_m 4y ago
Why glue it together yourself when a community or someone working full time on it can glue it for you? As a bonus you also get documentation. Since it's open source you can read the code, and it even is based on the stuff you are recom
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by o_m 4y ago
Windows users are fairly conservative and won't be looking at the latest tech that isn't established yet
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by o_m 4y ago
Competition is a good thing. The javascript engines wouldn't be as fast as they are now if there was only one engine.
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by o_m 4y ago
I've noticed Google has started to ignore the Reddit postfix more and more. Now I have to add site:reddit.com to get reddit results
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by o_m 4y ago
What do you mean? There is nothing wrong with displaying a link with a button style as long as you treat it as a link with that navigates somewhere else. In the docs they are using buttons on interaction that does not navigate.
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by o_m 4y ago
Google and a few others have started presenting Accept and Reject in the same color on the first consent screen. I hope others will follow soon.
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by o_m 4y ago
An iPad have no moving mechanical parts, and are in an aluminum body that doesn't flex.
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by o_m 4y ago
I deleted my youtube/google account and started using RSS feeds instead.
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by o_m 4y ago
Those who truly believe in a decentralized web should focus on creating routers with web servers in them that are easy enough to use that everyone can host their content.
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by o_m 4y ago
If what you are saying is true, then won't the ISPs turn off their equipment too, so you won't be able to reach your server no matter where it is.
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by o_m 4y ago
Space isn't the bottle neck. Clean water might be the limiting factor.
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by o_m 4y ago
I'm pretty sure it has been a limitation by design, and not a technical challenge they needed to solve.

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