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by omnimus 1y ago
When they treat you better? In the last 2 minutes after you payed just before you leave?
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by omnimus 1y ago
I disagree. Designers are not dumb and understand tools and UX pretty well. There is a reason why it became so popular. I would like to know about design tools that are so much better than Figma. I am trying to actively avoid it because it’
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by omnimus 1y ago
Yes you can.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Well the problem with Adobe is that some of the really crucial tools are essentialy abandoned. InDesing for example is used for every printed book, magazine, packaging, poster… ever. Industry standard with insane amount of users. Yet InDesi
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by omnimus 1y ago
One main difference is performance. Penpot becomes unusuably laggy in some situations (like when you use raster images). Penpot made bet on .svg rendered directly using browsers. They thought these engines will become fast enough. Figma ren
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by omnimus 1y ago
Where and why would you migrate?
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by omnimus 1y ago
At least in some circles yes. It is very much only sync service creative professionals use. Mainly due to conflict resolution, corruption and version history. It still has best implemented “online only files”. Think 10 person design studio
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by omnimus 1y ago
Tailwind has few :has tools but it’s imho terrible. They keep inflating the system to nonsense.
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by omnimus 1y ago
I was unclear. Yes of course you write these classes “font-heading-2” in CSS. Tailwind is essentialy big list of premade classes to dynamically pull from. I think the functional approach/structure is the interesting part why people li
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by omnimus 1y ago
It is not. Utility all classes have basic specificity of 0-1-0. There is no cascade just order of classes that all have same specificity.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Atleast in Tailwind that’s what it should do. You hover over card (.group) and some elements inside change.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Isn’t it funny that in a thread about how Tailwind is bad and people should learn real css… people also think css selectors require JS?
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by omnimus 1y ago
Dont’t forget Tailwind is popular because people can copy paste chunks of HTML. Selling premade HTML is how Tailwind is funded. It is also pretty good configurable utility framework but that is secondary and new version 4 is worse at custom
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by omnimus 1y ago
Tailwind goes into crazy extreme so people can copy paste whole complex components and they work. That’s why you can dunk on these verbose examples. This is not how custom functional css codebase looks. In custom projects you change the sy
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by omnimus 1y ago
You can’t use inline css it’s not at all the same. Inline css 1. Can’t use media queries (responsive design). 2. Gets you to specificity hell - you loose ability to cascade. 3. Does not follow any system or reuse of values. 4. Values can’t
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by omnimus 1y ago
Looking ar the comments it seems that it is very subjective. People seem to prefer what they are used to the most. Fits with me - long time mac user i like Mac rendering, linux feels very similar and i like it. Windows feels like somebody i
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by omnimus 1y ago
One important detail is that fonts themselves have their own hinting rendering tables so authors can decide how fonts will be rendered on low dpi screens. This is tedious and expensive. And you guessed it many libre fonts simply dont do it
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by omnimus 1y ago
To be fair Jim Beam is not that shitty. It’s cheap but there are way worse bourbons.
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by omnimus 1y ago
Seems like the votes somehow matter. If Trump didn’t win there wouldn’t be tarifs right?
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by omnimus 1y ago
In my case of many small long running projects with multiple people… 1. Speed - you can get stuff done quickly without making problems globally. 2. Self documenting - both in visibility of html but also because of system/config it forc
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by omnimus 1y ago
I think the tricky part is that Tailwind (and other functional css frameworks) are loved by 1. complete noobs who dont know css and 2. absolute killer css devs in agencies making content sites. Most devs on this website work on aplications
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by omnimus 1y ago
Laravel/PHP world is also not bad. It gets bad rep but for CRUD apps the PHP model of every request being isolated is pretty great.
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by omnimus 1y ago
bundles have to be the biggest reason. i have actually spammed my steam account this way with big number of games that i have no idea what they even are and often times are just meh. you buy 10game bundle because its cheaper than 2 of the g
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by omnimus 1y ago
Sell license keys... no need to check online. Anyway the boat has sailed here as every browser connects to dozens of places automatically and if you go to any bigger site you are basically cyber attacked so advertising companies can fingerp
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by omnimus 1y ago
Both yubikes and gotrust idem kyes also work for me just fine. Maybe i am using them just for fido 2 factor and not some of the other protocols?
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by omnimus 1y ago
This is a bit outdated i run mixed multi monitor setup and for last year or two it has been working no issues. Linux moves slowly but steadily and things eventualy get pretty great (another example sound and pipewire). I think people make m
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by omnimus 1y ago
I am pretty sure jetkvm works on macos browsers. We have two in office where most people have macs.
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by omnimus 1y ago
My guess is that teaching and convincing someone to install tailscale on every device they need access is a lot harder than sending a link. Thats why i use pangolin.
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by omnimus 1y ago
What i am making up? That US healthcare has high margins? “ study from Yale School of Medicine (YSM) found that large U.S. health care corporations spent 95% of their net income — totaling $2.6 trillion — on shareholder payouts over the pa
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by omnimus 1y ago
Sure they prescribe pre-approved drugs. They even prefer some brands which they know or are “sponsored by”. But afaik they dont care if they prescribe something expensive because it doesnt cost them anything.

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