speakbits

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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   Called me out with that first sentence
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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   I wish I had an excuse to actually need this much uptime at home. It's not the hardest thing to jump over to my phone as hotspot the very few times I need it to work.
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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   Is this going to cause another outage?
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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   I think you've kind of hit on the more successful point here, which is that you should be keeping things focused in a sufficiently focused area to have better success and not necessarily needing more context.
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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   Wow... never really realized people actually used these things and didn't just chuck them after opening their RAM>
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   by speakbits 7mo ago

   This was a great reminder that there is so much hardware that continues to have software made for it
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   by speakbits 2y ago

   Yes, you can get away with a lot with just the basic elements and leave javascript out. You're still going to need CSS if you want to go beyond what the browser provides you.
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   by speakbits 2y ago

   The video title is more apt: you don't need a framework. If you're building any kind of interactivity or want to style the site past the basic styles, you absolutely need more than HTML.
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   by speakbits 2y ago

   Is the 51 friends a hard limit or just a funny quip?