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by omnimus 3y ago
I dont think topic thst can be explained in one blogpost is the most complicated thing in webdev. People often just dont understand srcset/sizes and try to do too much and make some kind of media queries logic instead of leaving all to
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yet it doesnt seems to work (from nearly the very begining).
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by omnimus 3y ago
Maybe you are not sensitive to it. Some people dont percieve tearing as much as others. I run base PopOS (ubintu derivative with gnome) and i get tearing in x. I don’t know much about linux jist that when i login i can choose x/waylan
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by omnimus 3y ago
Article talks about single server. Not a single system. You will not crash your nginx+static website if your nodejs comments api crashes.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Most of these are handled with outside systems nowdays anyway? Its embedded/loaded using separate API. Separate what can be static and what has to be dynamic. I dont think anyone serious would use comments system from CMS directly. If
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by omnimus 3y ago
Majority of websites that have such viral spikes like businessinsider are content sites. Caching HTML (and everything else) on CDN solves that. Afaik news/political media have to do that anyway because of DDoS. Thats why they can run
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by omnimus 3y ago
> The problem with having UX people on a team is that they need to jusity their existence which they do by change for changes sake. This can be said just about any profession working in software. The real issue is that nobody wants to ac
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by omnimus 3y ago
Slovakia has mountains with population of bears. The bears have always been there nobody has dumped them there. They dont routinely kill people. In recent years there was one death by a bear and one death when lady sliped why trying to run
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by omnimus 3y ago
Non-profit and state owned are not the same thing. State owned companies care about profit.
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by omnimus 3y ago
You could also make Cocpit accesible only through VPN. Tailscale (and others) make it pretty easy.
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by omnimus 3y ago
I suspect you are very experienced Illustrator and used to its ways and not that experienced Photoshop user. Because Photoshop people around in coments say that Photo is trash but Designer is good. I think its all inertia to learn new thing
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by omnimus 3y ago
On Indesign side - regular almost daily crashes. Integration in Affinity Publisher is called studiolink you can use all Photo, Designer tools directly inside it by fliping a switch. Google studiolink you will see Adobe never had anything cl
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by omnimus 3y ago
I think they are serious competitor and probably that's why they were able to have payday and sell the product.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Are you sure this is not just learning inertia? Because frames in Affinity work more like css object-fit and are "live". In Indesign you have to "recalculate" fit/fill every time with action. I would argue if you di
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by omnimus 3y ago
Affinity deals with boolean operations in different way Figma/Sketch/Glyphs also dont have pathfinder. They probably added it for some edgecases and because its easier for illustrator users to switch. Publisher has pretty much sam
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by omnimus 3y ago
Quark is trash but Affinity Publisher is pretty great imho if they added third party scripting/plugins pro market would start moving off Adobe.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Indesign is the main graphic software after Photoshop. Basically anything that gets printed uses Indesign. Photoshop is more well known because people love photography as a hobby but in professional print setting photos are just smaller com
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by omnimus 3y ago
Photoshop is the only software Adobe has bern giving atleast some attention. If you are print designer than Publisher and Designer got to a point where they actually are better at many if not most fundamental things (speed, stability, ux o
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by omnimus 3y ago
Have you tried Affinity? The software itself is a lot better than Adobe in many fundamentals. It’s faster, crashes less, supports a lot more file formats, connection between the individual programs is perfect, they add new quite innovative
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by omnimus 3y ago
I think the wisdom is there more than you think (look around, every other person is concerned about environment especially younger ones). The problem is collective power to do anything about it. The few on top have disproportionate power an
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by omnimus 3y ago
This doesnt seem to be true. They have been running Geforce Now for a long time and its one of the best gaming streaming services. It seems they are doing it in partnership with other regional companies but nobody says they cant use same p
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by omnimus 3y ago
Hardly. Amsterdam is comparatively small city = much smaller audience. You can se the stability of the scene in how often clubs close down. Just recently De School closed (now it should be reopen again under different management/name).
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by omnimus 3y ago
I mean the kind of places the article is talking about ("the cultural heritage" lol). I would say it's opposite of "EDM". Places where they only play ambient or techno (or disco lol) and music is loud to your core
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by omnimus 3y ago
Nothing even compares to Berlin. Prague has basically 2 clubs and they are working partly because it's cheap and only 4hour train from Berlin so it's fun destination for both Berliners and Berlin DJS. Athens is where lots of the t
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by omnimus 3y ago
and presumambly more rich then when they were 20 and needed to scrape by and live with others
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by omnimus 3y ago
Or ban people altogether.
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yes. Most places have had unregulated property market like forever and are similary broken by speculation, collusion, price fixing and just exploitation of tenants. The regulations actually attempts to answer this. They might not work well
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by omnimus 3y ago
> They hold a lease to temporarily occupy a residence that is the property of someone else. Nobody likes to frame it this way, but it's what's actually happening. > Rent-control allows people to have their cake, and eat it t
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by omnimus 3y ago
I will just point out that most everywhere i know housing has been unregulated and in hands of free market like forever. And its not like it works. In bigger european cities gets to wierd situations because investors buy houses/flats a
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by omnimus 3y ago
Yes the rules should change. Otherwise it will increasingly go other way and what used to be general use devices will be turned into limited use computers that users wont own. Apple has been heading in this direction with iOS, iPadOs and la

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