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by shrew 6y ago
You can still do this with Vue 3! The CodePen embeds they use in their "Getting Started" docs are all still just loading in an external library and making use of it with vanilla JS. https://codepen.io/team/Vue
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by shrew 6y ago
Have you possibly installed Firefox Focus mistakenly? I purposely use this version to force myself to stop hoarding tabs, at least on mobile devices. It sounds as though the main version of mobile Firefox has tabs.
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by shrew 6y ago
Do you consider the developer edition an extension, or is your point about extensions relating to GP's reference of Owl? Firefox Developer Edition is a first party version of the software from Mozilla. It runs slightly ahead of the sta
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by shrew 6y ago
Not sure if Fastmail's filtering is as extensive as ProtonMail, but it seems there are several common headers that do a fairly good job of sorting emails into types. ProtonMail suggests filtering based on these headers[0]. For updates,
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by shrew 6y ago
And this is why code golf is fun regardless of language! The first two are new to me, so thank you, I'll read up. The third succinctly explains a quirk I've never bothered to check the legitimacy of, so thank you again. With your
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by shrew 6y ago
I don't mean to make this into a code golf thread, but saying it "can't" be done in plain JS was too enticing not to try it. Does this meet the requirements? <body><script>let win=window;document.body.innerHT
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by shrew 6y ago
Out of interest, what language are your projects written in? I've had to work on C# .NET codebases of that size and have had the same issues as the previous response. VSCode itself doesn't fall over, but code completion and error
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by shrew 6y ago
It does, but it still creates an intermediate array which is what the parent comment was suggesting the use of `replace` worked around. With that said, there could easily be an array being iterated under the hood with the `replace` method a
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by shrew 6y ago
I've always been frustrated that the !mdn bang didn't have this behaviour by default. Looks like I can achieve the same result as you suggest with "! mdn justify-content" which should ease the change in muscle memory. Th
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by shrew 6y ago
Yes, Evan You has previously mentioned that Vetur (Vue tooling for VS Code) will have type checking in templates for Vue 3, helped in part by the Composition API making it easier to follow the typings available to the template. Vue 3 seems
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by shrew 6y ago
The Web 2.0 section with the ultra shiny, shadowy buttons and stickers was particularly amusing to see again. I'm certainly glad a standardised way of handling custom fonts emerged though, I remember SIFR being particularly painful. Th
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by shrew 6y ago
A little OT, but have you tried https://www.photopea.com for a "Photoshop in the browser" type experience? It's by no means a total replacement, but I've been impressed without how much is possible!
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by shrew 6y ago
UK too. The BBC News site ran an article[0] back in April about this and that's how I picked up on it. Other US creators have mentioned in passing, but normally not very positively. This article actually incorrectly suggests Quibi is o
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by shrew 6y ago
I don't think I even disagree with you here, but to use arguments for version control as your arguments for docker images and static binaries seems odd. All three of the issues you raise would be solved by involving a VCS somewhere in
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by shrew 6y ago
I didn't know this, this is excellent news. Thank you! I was worried that my work policy might block my phone without the latest firmware.
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by shrew 6y ago
I could see why this might've entered into part of the discussion in a review for the original iPhone SE in 2016, but for a second iteration of this model it seems like trodden ground to point out that many average consumers don't
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by shrew 6y ago
I'm with you here, I went through a period of moving to feature phones and ditching the smart watch to reduce the phone back to utility rather than a distraction. But feature phones, even those running kaiOS, just don't have the s
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by shrew 7y ago
Since all the lockdowns and social distancing rules have come into play for COVID-19, Zoom has seen a huge increase in consumer usage. That in turn has lead to increased scrutiny as more people use it. Besides that, this certainly isn'
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by shrew 7y ago
I think it's because your looped demos are autoplaying videos. Modern browsers can control media playback, and presumably these autoplaying videos are hijacking the currently played media for some people? As an aside, I was actually lo
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by shrew 7y ago
"Native apps don't usually remain authenticated" Thanks for the correction, I admit I have limited knowledge of production ready native app development! As with the UI issue, a PWA developer could still use the JS crypto APIs
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by shrew 7y ago
I'm not wild for PWAs but your suggested web app flow sounds like failings in the authentication setup of the PWA and of LastPass rather than the failings of PWAs in general. If a native app can remain authenticated with whatever servi
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by shrew 7y ago
Our course was still using the occam-π revision, listed in the article, to teach concurrent programming ~10 years ago. In a world of docs on tap and Q&A forums aplenty, learning an esoteric branch of a small, ageing language provided a
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by shrew 7y ago
Just tried the same and then entered my email again from another browser shortly after, as you suggested. The first sign in link expired but if your email client displays threaded messages you could very easily click the second and think no