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by psygn89 4y ago
There's a lot you can do with variable fonts. I remember stumbling upon https://variicon.netlify.app/index.html a year or two ago, although there's disdain for using icons as a font it was eye opening for me with
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by psygn89 4y ago
I agree. What I don't understand is why don't they make these features they removed available in their paid plans. As much as I'd hate to admit it, I would probably pay to have these removed features and more.
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by psygn89 4y ago
:has() basically removes the need for us to use JS to attach classes to parent elements as we can essentially look ahead now, e.g. ".some-component:has(.input-select-all:checked) { background: blue }" whereas we would have to use
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by psygn89 4y ago
I migrated from BitBucket recently and was surprised at how BitBucket was often ahead of GitHub in CI and API breadth. I guess I mistakenly thought GitHub would be miles ahead with its popularity and backing.
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by psygn89 4y ago
VirtioFS made it usable for me. Before that, I used Mutagen.
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by psygn89 4y ago
So if it's non-complex, tangible, and visualizable, use TikTok. Else Google.
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by psygn89 4y ago
I agree it's a lame excuse not to document code, however there are just some parts that just changes way too often by multiple people where outdated comments can actually lead you astray. The stuff I touch doesn't change often so
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by psygn89 4y ago
It's a shame - MetaFilter and sites like SlashDot used to be more prominent. I think that has changed with the way Google likes to lead to paywall and ad sites now over quality content and discussions. Just to make a point, if I sear
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by psygn89 4y ago
Any supporting articles that would ease minds?
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by psygn89 4y ago
I've never heard of them but they seem to host a solid set of features, and being around since is 2012 is impressive. I think part of a products success is its availability on different platforms, I wonder how long they have hosted th
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by psygn89 4y ago
It's easy when you don't have any.
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by psygn89 4y ago
They should just make it an option to opt into.
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by psygn89 4y ago
There was a channel, probably about 6 or 7 years ago, where some guy replaced natural sounds with other sounds in a convincing manner (or convincing if you were alien to the real sounds). For instance, in a cooking video you'd hear th
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by psygn89 4y ago
I agree, I know eventually the datalist won't lag on scroll with even just 100 items in their datalist control, and that they'll name their dropdown picker to something other than "-webkit-calendar-picker-indicator" sinc
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by psygn89 4y ago
I like the "Cover, Story" one
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by psygn89 4y ago
I think option 1 is the most elegant, but I also realize that as a user of Less and Sass it is the most natural choice for me. The `@nest` having to appear when the ampersand exists after any other character in the line is an okay inconsis
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by psygn89 4y ago
You're not stupid for that, you've found contentment in your life that those who perpetually seek for more may never find. They may even pay for it later when the stress impacts their health and well-being.
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by psygn89 4y ago
I don't understand why "Generic looking" is a con - I'd say it's a strength for a modular laptop.
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by psygn89 4y ago
If it prints money and can be made in a weekend then of course. However, the more niche it is to an audience or knowledge needed beforehand (i.e. simple music generator) it would no longer be a weekend project.
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by psygn89 4y ago
Agreed. I find dumb design usually comes from two pools: inexperienced designers and cost cutting measures. What's a switch to a company but another point of failure that they can't as readily blame the user on?