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Show HN: 'Text and Media' – versatile content presentation(radogado.github.io)
1 points by rado 5y ago|0 comments
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by rado 5y ago
So how do you change an element style in different context, when it has hard coded utility classes?
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by rado 5y ago
It's reversible, which is great.
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by rado 5y ago
It's great. The rift between sentimentality and rationality holds the full spectrum of the human experience.
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by rado 5y ago
The first half was about world building. It was atmospheric and interesting, however elusive. Right in the middle when the s** hit the fan, the film started sinking in the quicksand of plotting and by the end the director was MIA. The secon
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by rado 5y ago
Jason Momoa was 100% Jason Momoa. His (lack of) characterisation was so bad I stared at his scenes in disbelief.
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by rado 5y ago
It's useful to do components independently as open source, to make sure they work in any context, then integrate them into your main project. This makes both of them better products.
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by rado 5y ago
It got progressively bad and by the end the director's touch was nowhere to be seen, just rushing to finish the story and blasting that overbearing Hans Zimmer score. Then the final line "This is only the beginning" came. Mea
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by rado 5y ago
Yes please. Browsers need to add much more to CSS to avoid JS for simple things like powerful calc() (with attribute values, more math etc), vertical rhythm and so on.
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by rado 5y ago
Accessibility isn't something to patch, it is the foundation of the open web, shaken by the massive influence of div soup frameworks.
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by rado 5y ago
Fun fact: France sent a warship to New York harbor in early August 1971 with instructions to bring back its gold from the New York Federal Reserve Bank. Guess how that ended up.
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by rado 5y ago
Yes, but it's very small compared to the UA border.
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by rado 5y ago
In a word: buffer.
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by rado 5y ago
Doesn't work in any browser.
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by rado 5y ago
I think the person who said that was Ben Wallace, Secretary of State for Defence
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by rado 5y ago
SkyNews literally just said, "We are used to wars far away, but now the refugees are at our shores." Let that sink in.
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by rado 5y ago
Former champion Safari has been dog slow since v15. My benchmark https://youtu.be/5yCXPCVvUBY
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by rado 5y ago
Anyone else encountered NG routing locking up upon return to the web app with Safari back button?
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by rado 5y ago
Hover doesn’t work with touch screens and I wish <details> state was manageable by CSS for responsive pages.
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by rado 5y ago
NATO attacked Libya in 2011, with disastrous consequences. It's not a defence alliance.
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by rado 5y ago
https://netnewswire.com is one of the best apps I use regularly, not just among RSS clients. Good point about tags etc though.
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by rado 5y ago
(2019) and yes, the irony is not lost
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by rado 5y ago
Thanks, I was confused by the B350 model
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by rado 5y ago
Yes, until you realise it messes up sub pixel calculations, unlike the padding hack…
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by rado 5y ago
v15 performance degradation – what happened?
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by rado 5y ago
HDMI ARC being out of sync etc etc
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by rado 5y ago
Short answer: features above all. Yes, modern software and technology in general are irrevocably broken and will only get worse. The good news is, they are not essential to our everyday lives… right?
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by rado 5y ago
It used to be faster. I still can't believe they got away with the huge performance degradation in Safari 15. Hardly anyone reported it.
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by rado 5y ago
Yes, of course.
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by rado 5y ago
As a reaction to Uncle Sam’s actions in Turkey.

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