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4y ago
Technically there is code on the back-end server, now make a webpage with no code at all
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4y ago
AirPlay is different from the desired functionality. It basically uses your mac as a remote speaker, instead of actually opening the music app on the computer and playing music there. You can test this out quite easily: play any audio from
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4y ago
Practically speaking, how can one “resist” other than not using this product?
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4y ago
It’s like you are describing my employer…
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4y ago
It is not the point to punish a player for a 2-square move. The rule only punishes players that use the 2-square move to "block" an advancing pawn. This is a very specific situation!
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4y ago
There are tools that just delete your posts and comments and keep the rest in tact
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4y ago
Did you create this account just to place an insulting comment? Be kind
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4y ago
What can you do with this? The videos just show people throwing random glitter around
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4y ago
What does “355 years” mean in this context? I assume it’s not human years
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4y ago
Not sure if anybody has the full answer to this, but I think it’s partially because PHP was one of the first languages that enabled dynamic webpage content. Wordpress (the biggest CMS) was built on top of that and dominated the market. Firs
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4y ago
It is so interesting to me that people use this thread as an opportunity to market their Twitter/blog. I know this is common on Hackernews, but for some reason this one irked me more than the others.
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4y ago
I know this is anecdotal, but this has never happened to me in my life. Is this a common problem? Which sites do this?
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4y ago
I’m sorry but I just have to link this classic video, this comment reminds me of it: https://youtu.be/y8OnoxKotPQ
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4y ago
Is the usage of these standard dotfiles required for all developers? Personally I would always prefer to use my own dotfiles at work
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4y ago
This is exactly my setup. Add onto this a simple install script and you have an easy way to quickly provision (is that the right word?) a new laptop. Mine uses Homebrew to install my favorite binaries and also runs a zsh script to configure
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4y ago
This is amazing, I wish my company had this culture of making big decisions through open RFCs.
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4y ago
The autor mentions that they are spending a huge amount of time on hoarding links. This is a waste of time. They should stop doing this, instead spend that time on reading a few articles and writing notes.
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4y ago
You are right, I mixed the terms “data” and “information” up
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4y ago
That's different from how I understood his comment! There is no point in hoarding links; this is just "information." Information by itself is not useful; we need "data" instead. To turn this information into data, y
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4y ago
I think you are overestimating how many people care about Mastodon
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4y ago
The Carriage Return key doesn’t send CR, but sends LF instead? I am so confused
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4y ago
FigJam can run outside of the browser. It always surprises me how FigJam is never mentioned in discussions around this topic, even though it’s sibling product (Figma) is so popular!
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4y ago
You are entitled to your opinion, but many people like how the macbooks look like. They also like the keyboard. Many people also dislike how ThinkPads look like, and dislike how the keyboard works.
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4y ago
Jordan Peterson is not an expert on this topic, he is a media personality. Think of him like a talkshow host but with a transphobic attitude.
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4y ago
What a way to overreact
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4y ago
You have no idea why people don’t want to self-host a service? Or don’t have the knowledge to do it (securely)?
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4y ago
What is a personal database? What would I even store in it? In any case, for files I use iCloud and for notes I use Obsidian.
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4y ago
They are saying that their workflow is superior to the Vim workflow, which is what I was referring to. Didn’t mean to come off as patronizing
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4y ago
It is really great that your workflow works for you, and you enjoy working that way! It seems like you've spent time getting used to this workflow, and now get to reap the benefits. Be careful though, just because you are used to doing
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4y ago
This looks great, the unique xpath finder caught my eye the most. JetBrains makes some great stuff!
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