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by pbowyer 7y ago
Not that I know - I saw it today for the first time, and posted it here.
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AdonisJs – Node.js Web Framework(adonisjs.com)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|2 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I follow a few licensing blogs, and I know people are talking about and working on alternatives to Common Clause. As far as I can tell, all will disappoint those who believe the OSI's definition of "Open Source" is the one tr
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by pbowyer 7y ago
They do in Settings > Editor > Font, but AFAICT I can't control more than the main editor font. For example: Settings > Editor > Code Style > Style Sheets > CSS <-- no way to control the font weight used for bold-r
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Can I control which weight is used in JetBrains IDEs for "bold" text? It looks to be using the bold font weight, when I'd prefer to use medium.
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AWS Graviton2(perspectives.mvdirona.com)
2 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I'm in the UK too and it's been great to have so many local contributions in this thread. I'm an enthusiastic walker (rambler?) and am always looking for suitable clothing - not just for walking holidays, but for everyday, ke
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Thanks - I bought my jacket from Sports Direct but assumed they were a stockist, not the owner! My Brasher boots have lasted 15 years and only failed due to younger me being too lazy to look after the leather properly (it's cracked at
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Which brands do you rate? I've had a Karrimor eVENT jacket for 4 years, and despite regular Nikwax tech washes is now letting water through between the shoulders - and I'm not a frequent pack wearer, so it hasn't abraded.
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CSS Architecture for Modern JavaScript Applications(madebymike.com.au)
5 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I've never heard of them, thanks.
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> Few(???) architects and zero builders seem to understand light/wind/circulation like people apparently intuitively did 200 years ago. You might be better off with the average curious engineer designing a house after reading a
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Having researched this recently for a potential house purchase, there's a need for innovation before electric heating becomes a reality. The standard is still storage headers and other wall mounted electrical heaters. I remember those
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing how you're doing it. Is there any mileage in doing this with triggers? I have a _very_ legacy system which needs caching adding. Rather than dig through the code to invalidate the cache every time a reco
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Show HN: Emojis for Africa(twitter.com)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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Balancing Makers and Takers to Scale and Sustain Open Source(dri.es)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I agree with everyone else re Payment Intents. I started using them in "beta3" last December(?) and did my last "upgrade" to PaymentIntents (really a full replacement of the Stripe integration) 2 weeks ago. As others hav
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I know about the scenario simulation, and when I have corresponded with the support team it is where they have pointed me. This in spite of saying I have read it and explained why it isn't doing what we're after. In its current fo
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by pbowyer 7y ago
My experience differs from others here. I did an integration for a national charity. A simple integration is straightforward; however if you want to test all permutations possible the support is lacking. The different documentation (their &
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by pbowyer 7y ago
We trialled Clubhouse 6 months ago, but didn't find it a good fit for us. After another 3, we settled on ClickUp https://clickup.com/ and have been very happy. Our clients even use it and they _love_ it. So much so tha
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by pbowyer 7y ago
I didn't think much of this article ("Another biased comparison, yawn") until I got to the Reducer example. I read up on reducers for Redux and Cycle.js, but avoided using them. The Typescript examples are so cumbersome; I&#x
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Good Security: The Modern Approach to Data Security and Compliance(verygoodsecurity.com)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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Iframes are just terrible. Here’s how they could be better(medium.com)
9 points by pbowyer 7y ago|1 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
It reminds me of https://github.com/krakenjs/zoid which the PayPal widgets use internally to improve iFrames. Except AFAIK that project isn't security focused. Here's an article from 4 days ago about it: htt
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> It won't be long before the West I hope catches onto the next phase which is learning about Mudras - kind of an accupressure to target certain nerves. Mudras are awesome! I discovered them accidentally because I'd get spots o
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> Because otherwise, what would stop you taking on a loan for X, then paying it off after a while by taking on the same amount from another bank? Nothing. That's why lenders do credit checks and due diligence.
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Announcing WP Engine Smart Plugin Manager(wpengine.com)
1 points by pbowyer 7y ago|0 comments
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Very few. It's worth running one of the code analysers over your codebase to check: https://github.com/PHPCompatibility/PHPCompatibility I upgraded a large project last month, and this found 6 changes I had to mak
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by pbowyer 7y ago
Came here to say the same. I've used them long-term on legacy codebases and they work great for allowing new development to move onto modern PHP. While I'm using https://github.com/dshafik/php7-mysql-shim , an
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by pbowyer 7y ago
> at least you can make named tables in excel on windows I built a spreadsheet that loaded external data sources (filtered log files from a production system) into Excel tables. I then combined two log files into another table, and creat

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