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5y ago
Fathom managed to do it. They created a separate European infrastructure and created an European company with European employees to manage it. The original Canadian company have no access to the data in Europe.
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5y ago
The best way to start using Deno with React is to use Remix
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5y ago
Not sure about Deno, but alternative runtimes for javascript on the server is popping up a lot of places now. All of the edge hosts are using the V8 javascript engine with their own wrapper.
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5y ago
The javascript community is starting to move away from that now to just using server side rendering (with hydration). Static site generation works fine on smaller websites but gets really slow as the site grows.
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5y ago
Deno is also creating a standard library, so that too should reduce the amount of external packages you'll need.
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5y ago
That would be against the Geneva convention, probably under poisonous gas.
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5y ago
Probably because South Africa isn't as important strategic position for the military
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5y ago
With uBlock Origin you can just hide them, so you don't even have to answer to not consent
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5y ago
The limit is ~90hz, and they already have tech for pro motion (variable refresh rate) in macOS.
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5y ago
A little Pro Motion would've fixed that
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5y ago
They could have made it 90hz then
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5y ago
You have to refresh the site multiple times until it loads. I guess it's one of the non-user account hostile tactics of Twitter.
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5y ago
If you use sunscreen every time you go outside then you might be vitamin D deficient
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5y ago
I believe it is a game design decision. We've had human like bots/AI in FPS games for over 20 years. It might be that most players enjoy the predictable patterns a simple game AI provides.
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5y ago
Separation of concerns isn't a bad thing
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5y ago
That's easy. Just write software that doesn't do anything.
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5y ago
It doesn't always end with a stalemate. Guerrilla warfare worked great for Vietnam and Afghanistan.
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Being Russian is a disadvantage now, yes. There are talks about locking out all Russian companies from American cloud services. If this happens suddenly it will be quite devastating for Russian companies.
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They have given up, as in if you Google anything technical these days you'll get tons of spam sites who just copies the content from GitHub and StackOverflow. Google used to punish sites that just copied content from other sites, but t
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5y ago
That easily be fixed by using CSP: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Co...
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5y ago
Since starting the project they have gotten a new competitor, which is Deno. They are much of the same and are also using Rust. https://deno.land/manual@v1.18.2/tools
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5y ago
I recommend checking out Alpine.js which looks and feel like Vue 1. They don't have any ambition to be anything more than that. https://alpinejs.dev/
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5y ago
A basic feature all headless CMS's don't have is nested pages/documents. It is how the web works, so why have they all agreed to not have the feature?
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5y ago
It's a weird move by Tesla. I haven't considered any other EV brand because of Tesla's superior charging network.
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5y ago
Me too. Wikipedia has a pretty good article about it though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underscore
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5y ago
Now make it accessible
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5y ago
Does anyone know if they have any plans to make an EU isolated fly.io ran by an European company?
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5y ago
I rather be dissapointed of the new stuff than seeing the franchice dying. Maybe they make some cool spin-offs for the true fans, like Disney did to Star Wars.
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About point 2, when you factor in all the free time you have spend on learning new stuff, then the salary isn't really that great. The only way to be a consultant and not working for free is to be self employed and using some time betw
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5y ago
Sounds like a great way to launder money
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