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4y ago
Also, I'm sure about half of the BBC News notifications are about the USA.
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4y ago
When I click the "start house hunting now" button it directs me straight to a login page, with an error message. Which is annoying because I just wanted to see what the site actually does.
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4y ago
I believe Safari has been doing it since 2013. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=110269
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4y ago
I use the regular app and website as a casual user and am only aware of Topics. My experience with Topics was really bad, I followed the "web development" topic and it just surfaces tweets of people who took a coding bootcamp and
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4y ago
The "street view" implementation in Apple Maps is amazing. I really recommend you try it if you have an iPhone, the 3D sensation is far superior to Google Maps street view which feels very flat after using Apple Maps.
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4y ago
XNA was great for this.
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4y ago
Which countries do that and which countries don't?
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4y ago
I often wonder if we could start a movement of young people to start afresh elsewhere. We are the workers and the lifeblood of the cities we can't afford. Could we pick a city and move in on it?
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5y ago
It does strike me as unfair that GitHub themselves made the exact same mistake but were able to fix it with database backups.
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Speed camera app developers face abuse from UK drivers
(theguardian.com)
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5y ago
Where exactly do you mean by "the other side of the pond"? I moved to Vancouver from the UK last year and it is significantly nicer/more liveable than most UK cities I've seen.
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5y ago
> I wouldn't say that coders as an industry are destroying the road behind us I agree, in fact I would argue the total opposite. Has any industry/skill group in history put so much effort in to getting more people involved than
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5y ago
I can remember people brazenly advertising console "chipping" in my local newspaper in the UK. I don't know why it stopped when we went from PS1 to PS2 (or Xbox).
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5y ago
This is what I believe family/friend group chats on platforms such as WhatsApp are. They are great in my experience, but if people started posting politics news I could see how they could turn bad.
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5y ago
Do we know which sites are in that "no prompt" list?
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5y ago
It's the title attribute on an image element that generates the tooltip. Did alt do that previously or was it always title? MDN says not to put the same text in title and alt, as some screenreaders will read both. https://de
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5y ago
I think Google and recently DDG think they’re doing me a favour by ignoring my quote marks. They’re not! If they think they only have poor results with quote marks then show me them and tell me that. If they don’t have any results with my q
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5y ago
After being an independent contractor (software engineer) for a decade I am now a full time employee and in my first formal mentor-mentee relationship. I would love to hear about positive experiences people have had from mentoring as I’m st
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5y ago
I'm in Canada, signed up and it said it's not available in my region.
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5y ago
The problem with that is it redirects you to the Reddit search page, which isn't great. It's much better for me to use "site:reddit.com [query]" on DDG than to use the !r.
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5y ago
I wouldn’t feel any guilt about pirating the content I bought on any of those services if my account was taken from me for inactivity. I’d be interested to hear the argument about why that would be wrong though.
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Some of us were never lucky enough to spend any time on the bench! Although a number of people in my "start group" were on the bench for months. It was a really bizarre scenario. My project could be drowning in the amount of work
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5y ago
The description of Infosys in the article is exactly the same as what I witnessed at Accenture in the UK 10 years ago.
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5y ago
Will he starve to death?
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5y ago
Which features are you thinking about that would present a privacy risk? I am aware of the File System Access API. What else is there?
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As events evolve, greater accessibility for the disability community emerges
(blogs.microsoft.com)
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Thanks!
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I don't know why "How" was removed from the beginning of the title.
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How I built a modern website in 2021
(kentcdodds.com)
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I was at Argos between 2012 and 2013. Fresh out of university. At one point during my time there, for around five or six weeks, me and another graduate were the only front end developers on the entire Argos website. At that stage I don'
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