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by rado 3y ago
Bad things happen everywhere. I've visited a number of times and stayed in multiple cities and it's great. One of the best things is the contrast between fear mongering abroad and the chill situation on the streets. People go out
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by rado 3y ago
Cure for cancer
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by rado 3y ago
Inaccessible site. Decent web development still a fantasy.
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by rado 3y ago
The crazy thing about the rampant inaccessibility is that it’s clearly illegal and discriminatory and nobody cares. Any success stories about convincing product managers to stop it?
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by rado 3y ago
Maybe the development of next generation nuclear reactors (small, midular) and their contribution to carbon zero 2050, as told here: https://www.nuclearnowfilm.com/
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by rado 3y ago
Just a 50 KB library? Half of the budget of a fast site, according to Lighthouse.
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by rado 3y ago
It's very easy and they are widely supported. Example: https://radogado.github.io/n-modal/
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by rado 3y ago
Recently replaced 13 lines of inline SVG by a single <progress> element.
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by rado 3y ago
Yes, always bet on HTML. I made the chart here in semantic HTML with a definition list, which is also keyboard accessible, and overlaid by a canvas: https://www.skrill.com/en/currency-converter/ – no libraries nee
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by rado 3y ago
<progress>, <dialog>, <details> etc can be themed
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by rado 3y ago
Interesting. Does it have gzip and HTTP/2? Thanks
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by rado 3y ago
Samsung's hardware is great and their One UI is a most impressive skin. Saying this as an iPhone user.
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by rado 3y ago
A GPT version of parser adventures would be awesome.
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by rado 3y ago
Exactly LOL
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Short Impressions from the Linux Desktop UX(rado.bg)
2 points by rado 3y ago|2 comments
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by rado 3y ago
Sorry to ruffle some feathers, but I don't understand how the Linux Desktop in it current state can be promoted as a viable working environment for non-technical end users. Can anyone explain? Thanks
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by rado 3y ago
Declarative web components with Shadow DOM are now supported everywhere and require no JS.
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by rado 3y ago
Good riddance. The LED backlight bleed has overstayed its welcome.
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by rado 3y ago
It does have snapping?
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by rado 3y ago
Thank you, submitted a complaint with the local Commission for Personal Data Protection.
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by rado 3y ago
The (lack of) privacy in such sites is outrageous. My country’s de facto standard for medical appointments doesn’t have a Reject cookies button and always pings Meta and Alphabet. https://superdoc.bg/
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by rado 3y ago
Pixelmator Pro for Photoshop tasks
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by rado 3y ago
It's the next step in Apple's consistent strategy to diminish the physical device and enhance its services (computing). iMac: where did the computer go? Vision: there is no TV, but the TV watching experience is great.
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by rado 3y ago
Abandoned it after 2 episodes, because everyone was grumpy, sad and serious all the time. Ridiculous.
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by rado 3y ago
I wonder if Safari will provide feedback about current environment transparency to adjust contrast etc
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by rado 3y ago
Some buttons/links are too small for touch
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by rado 3y ago
undo commit
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by rado 3y ago
Yes, "not" is better than fractions.
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by rado 3y ago
The author did a great job on that article. But please stop it with the 768px nonsense already. It makes no sense at all and is unnecessarily complicated. The breakpoints should be 600px, 900px etc https://www.freecodecamp.org&#x
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by rado 3y ago
Like Poland now?

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