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by somishere 2y ago
Not a household item so much. But wood block prints. There are stores where you can browse thousands of them, many hidden gems. Perfect for framing and lighting up a wall.
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by somishere 2y ago
Hey, thanks for the response. This does make sense. The group roles do seem relatively powerful. I guess what I'm probably getting at is how does it hold from a threat perspective? What is to stop an actor distributing something extra
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by somishere 2y ago
Not sure if this question belongs on this post but kinda interested in how validation and e.g data schema enforcement work in local first / distributed infrastructure. Assume this is built into the way you think about the model (and my
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by somishere 2y ago
100% .. Vue at least doesn't require a build step. That may also be the case with Svelte 5? But there are optimisations that a build brings.
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by somishere 2y ago
I'll always start vanilla / build-less with best intentions. In fact, I often start sans JS too if I can get away with it. But inevitably the complexity of my projects increase. My patience with focus, refresh, review cycle crashe
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by somishere 2y ago
I remember reading that many of the prints attributed to Hokusai are likely imitations of what was a fairly well known style at the time. Not sure how much truth there is to it? Can't find anything saying as much in a quick google. As
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by somishere 2y ago
Lots of nice tricks in here, definitely fun! Only minor nitpick is that it departs fairly rapidly from the lede ... which espouses the dual virtues of an accessible and js-optional reading experience ;)
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by somishere 2y ago
I've heard of these, they sound amazing! We get the odd Hercules moth in our backyard. Doesn't look anything like a bird close up, but it's so massive that when they get stuck in the house your first thought is that it's
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by somishere 2y ago
Solid article! Important point I didn't see covered / worth noting with grid & flex layouts is visual vs logical tab orders ... Looking forward to a solution in upcoming specs https://developer.chrome.com/blog&
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by somishere 2y ago
Personal biases abound in publicly funded news orgs, just as in private. But there are models where editorial independence is maintained .. including in Australia and the UK.
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by somishere 2y ago
I put together a simple TST hack / extension that puts recently active tabs in the horizontal space (with a "user-defined" timeout). Have been using it actively for the last few years. https://gist.github.com/
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by somishere 2y ago
Great article. For me it's creative use of tools by others - sometimes myself - in a non-standard way (sometimes that becomes standard!) that brings enlightenment. Be it language, source control, networking, you name it. Aside: assumin
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by somishere 2y ago
Tend to agree ... with the added reflection that to a stylesheet, the DOM is the only worldview. Attributes - and the currently limited set of pseudo classes - afford its agency. If pseudos were extended to include all property state, DOM s
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by somishere 2y ago
It works, that's true! It's just not designed or built to a very high standard (and I expect the arbitrators of the internet to build to a very high standard) ... So I'd say it's a quality issue. Massive assumption that
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by somishere 2y ago
Just an aside but Google should really stop outsourcing their web builds. The quality is terrible
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by somishere 2y ago
Try Firefox beta on mobile :)
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by somishere 2y ago
Nice Demo! Definitely agree with the lack of familiarity / tangential aspect comment. IMO your best bet is starting off with vanilla HTML + JS and then adding tooling as required / only if necessary. E.g. Vite is handy for bootstr
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by somishere 3y ago
Amazing, thanks for the link.
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by somishere 3y ago
:D
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by somishere 3y ago
Always on the lookout for a quality (low/no js) CSS framework. One that uses sane structural paradigms and doesn't leave a build beholden to 3rd party documentation / questionable design decisions. One that is straightforward
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by somishere 3y ago
Epic. Tho where are the next level hover states?!
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by somishere 3y ago
Pure CSS. Invalid HTML. Nice job tho. Now just need to make it in 3D.
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by somishere 3y ago
We have a lot of green ants around our house (otherwise known as a weaver ant, mentioned in the article). They're a little aggressive but fascinating creatures all round and great for a nibble, tho I tend to only eat the bum ... tart b
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by somishere 3y ago
You are 100% right. Though this problem isn't unique to India by any means. In fact you often hear of sexual assault cases re. taxis and ride share going through the courts in Australia. That said I've personally witnessed things
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by somishere 3y ago
You've nailed it. Uber went south in Cairns in exactly the same way about when Didi and the others came out. Call a cab and it turns up. Reliability is everything.
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by somishere 3y ago
I loved getting taxis in India for exactly these reasons, I used to get taken to random shops way out of the way of where I needed to go ... I'd just go along along with it, total adventure time! But I can see how it could grate after
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by somishere 3y ago
Meh. Last time I got an uber from Sydney airport the guy made us get in at the entry to the multi store car park across from the rideshare pickup. I just assumed because he didn't want to pay a fee. He then couldn't reverse out be
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by somishere 3y ago
These rubble stabilisers solve a legecy problem affecting coral reefs, namely how to produce a solid substrate for coral to grow on, at an infitessimilly small relative scale. The problem is that they do little for the problem affectin
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by somishere 3y ago
Minor omission, but you missed 2024 from your list of mass bleaching events. Though I guess it's too early for consensus as to the scale of the impact.
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by somishere 3y ago
The company is using as a promotional tool for their cat food brand and named the Indonesian site after the brand. I would not say they are a particularly ecologically friendly brand. While there is no doubt that stabilising rubble is an im

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