rimliu

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by rimliu 5y ago
> You are conflating bad design / UX with SPAs. Not really. Bad UX is what is really synonymous with SPAs.
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by rimliu 5y ago
I am not defending anything. Just wondering. I have literally decades of the web dev experience, I had to do pixel perfect CSS layouts for IE5. These comparisons are stupid beyond belief.
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by rimliu 5y ago
Because you develop on Chrome, and only occasionally test on Safari. Try the other way around and see which one is buggy.
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by rimliu 5y ago
There is a browser without bugs?
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by rimliu 5y ago
Good for anononimity, may be bot so good at influenza prevention: https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/5/19-0994_article
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by rimliu 5y ago
Not only news outlets. Anywhere you'd see some positive news there would inevitably be comments about long covid and what not.
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by rimliu 5y ago
Anecdata: I had a very mild case at the end of last October. Three weeks ago I got my first jab of BioNTech/Pfizer. Ten days after that I did antibodies test. The amount was 750 times of that required to be seropositive. Much as I expe
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by rimliu 5y ago
I've got a feeling that in the case of version/virgin it was more about the accent than the word choice. After all, in Russian it is almost the same: версия, but it has regular s. The way Russians tend to pronounce it may sound li
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by rimliu 5y ago
When you are extremely to the left everything else is to the right, right?
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by rimliu 5y ago
It is not reasonable to assume. I may have different views about some traditions and customs but I may also understand that my views are not shared/accepted and act by the accepted norms even if I think they should change. "When i
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by rimliu 5y ago
Common sense tells us that the Earth is flat and ths Sun rotates around it. Just look outside, is it not obvious?
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by rimliu 5y ago
I got the books and I was _very_ (pleasantly) surprised by the quality of materials and the print. I think they alone could cost as much but you fet the access to the many hours of the quality online content. I thibk they really do care.
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by rimliu 5y ago
Your instinct is absolutely right. I have not seen anyone suggesting that learning to play an instrument is or can be effortless, yet for some reason people believe that STEM should be.
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by rimliu 5y ago
As I say it: prigramming is about manipulating abstractions. If you were good at algebra, you should not have problems with programming.
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by rimliu 5y ago
How do you imagine a person should survive with a full-time job and ZERO salary? Do you volunteer 5/7 9-5?
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by rimliu 5y ago
Was it DJI drone?
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by rimliu 5y ago
Funny-names list survivors, let's not offend them with the improper nomenclature.
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by rimliu 5y ago
In Lithuania health care barely functioned in mid-2020 purely because of the anti-pandemic measures and restrictions not because of being overwhelmed. It's only by the end of the year when the big second wave hit they were stressed. Y
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by rimliu 5y ago
Not sure. Sweden had no strict lockdowns. No mask mandates (only recommendation to use one in public transport during rush hour). They also had a lot of deaths in nursing homes when the COVID first hit. Meanwhile my country (Lithuania) was
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by rimliu 5y ago
In my country medical help got way more difficult to get in early 2020 despite having comparatively few cases. Hospitals were not overrun. It was purely because of lockdowns and constant scaremongering.
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by rimliu 6y ago
It took half of that. display:table-* have been available for more than ten years already.
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by rimliu 6y ago
I heard that in USSR the policy for apendectomy was that adults got only local anesthesia and kids would get general. No idea if that was the official policy or rumors only. I had appendectomy when I was 12 (that was USSR times) and got gen
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by rimliu 6y ago
Because Celebrite's software is shown to be exploitable, how do you know it was Signal's files and not someones else corrupting it?
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by rimliu 6y ago
And god forbid they will see some nipple.
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by rimliu 6y ago
Why not 18? You ate not helping anybody here, sorry.
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by rimliu 6y ago
I have been hearing this talk for more than ten years now. As someone with 23 years experience with the web and more than ten with iOS all I can say: spend some tine learning native technologies. Then you will know better.
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by rimliu 6y ago
I have none. But I do gave HandBrake installed.
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by rimliu 6y ago
They watched soldiers marching by for months.
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by rimliu 6y ago
We have the same idiom in Lithuanian, literal translation from the French: "Po mūsų nors ir tvanas".
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by rimliu 6y ago
And similar in Russian "Индюк". It even funnier in my language (Lithuanian): "kalakutas", so named not after India, but its city, Kolkata.

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