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by superasn 5y ago
For all the hate Webpack and Babeljs gets, couldn't this have been prevented if the website was using a transpiler to create a vendor version that would work with old browsers? I reckon whenever I run roll-up on my Vue apps it creates
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Hi! I want to create a web app like Google docs where multiple users can collaborate in real time to edit the document together (using a special link like gdocs generate). I want to save the docs in a MySQL db (no firebase) My questions are
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This was an amazing presentation. Thanks so much for sharing.
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That's a great trick. How much money have you actually paid doing this so far I'm curious though?
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Pure CSS Art Gallery(css-art.com)
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by superasn 5y ago
SMTP had a very useful VRFY command after you've tested for the @ and MX record, but only a handful of service providers will tell you if the email is invalid nowadays due to spam concerns. Gmail still does though, which is a big deal
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How Long Have I Got Left? (2014)(nytimes.com)
3 points by superasn 5y ago|2 comments
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by superasn 5y ago
Not sure if this qualifies but I'm using www.photopea.com a lot these days after switching to Linux. It's an online replacement for Photoshop fyi and comes pretty close.
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This will always happen because there are people who make good content and then there are people who are good at marketing/spamming or have deep pockets to pay people who do. Also people who are the experts in their field and produce g
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by superasn 5y ago
Very nice work and good design. I'd prefer if the expand button was on the right on mobile as it makes it easy to reach it with the thumb but no biggie. Also a similar collapse for viewing the top level comments can be a wonderful idea
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by superasn 5y ago
I prefer goaccess(1) over any other tool that uses client side Javascript. It's basically a real time website log analyser which gives you enough information to know whats happening on your website but doesn't require any pesky Ja
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>But what can we do? You're definitely right about that. I remember back in the day of Slashdot whenever somebody posted a solution to fixing spam this used to a default reply (1) and it was pretty hard to refute. (1) https:/&
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by superasn 5y ago
This comment (1) posted 5 days ago on HN does a very well job of explaining it. (1) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29507357
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CSS pseudo-elements vs pseudo-selectors (double colon vs single colon)(css-tricks.com)
1 points by superasn 5y ago|0 comments
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by superasn 5y ago
AWS really needs a hard limit of $50 by default. Any user that needs more needs to explicitly set the new limit only after some type of 2FA preferably an OTP verification. Most of the times these hacks are often due to leaked API keys. Thes
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The great cat and mouse game 1. uBlock - Blocks annoying ads 2. Sponsorblock - Blocks annoying nordvpn, curiositystream, et al 3. uBlacklist - Blocks annoying pinterest, quora, et al Keep the good fight going guys. Kudos!
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by superasn 5y ago
Does Borland Delphi 6/7 exe files run on Windows 11? I seldom use Windows nowadays but I did try running the Delphi Ide a while back and it created a 100kb exe file and it was running just fine on Windows 10 with almost everything work
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Twitter Account Gets Hacked(bloombergquint.com)
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Century of the Self: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3RzGoQC4s
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Pretty amazing. I couldn't help but remember this yt video(1) by Carl Sagan while zooming out. (1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wupToqz1e2g
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by superasn 5y ago
I used to donate my idle cpu to seti@home back in the day. Wonder if the same can be done for creating an open search engine to compete with Google. Also since the resources are crowd sourced it can make it easy to get around rate limits an
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Yes I love it too. It takes about 2-3 seconds to generate the suggestions so even when I know what I'm going to type next I just wait for it to do it for me since I know there is a high chance that it will get it correctly (I'm ta
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by superasn 5y ago
There was a very good thread on HN about this not long ago(1). Google search is getting worse because it is letting companies like Pinterest game it. Instead of fixing the spam they are instead encouraging companies to spend more and more t
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It also had grace note integration that used to fill the id3 info and rename files.. very useful back in the days of cd ripping.
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by superasn 5y ago
This is a pretty useful site that I've often stumbled upon from Google. Also kudos on the super permissive cc0 license. Another site worth mentioning is svgrepo.com which has an extensive amount of professional svgs and unlike some oth
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At least their images are connected to the message somehow. Most of the sites I see using this nowadays just slap them there like font icons, i.e. just to look cool with the graphic having absolutely no relation to the text.
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Love that the top page after homepage is /moveis/horny :D Felix Dennis was so right! Anyway, love everything about this whole open startups(1) thing. Really amazing to see what happens behind the scenes! (1) https://bar
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For me a simple trick that worked is set alarms for sleeping instead of set alarms to wake up. So every day at 9.15, 9.30 and 10 Alexa announces I'm reminding you: Get ready. I'm reminding you: get ready, and then at 10p it says I
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Mouse study shows microplastics infiltrate blood brain barrier(newatlas.com)
4 points by superasn 5y ago|1 comments
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I think it could just be your bias, because the rest of 99.9% of the world would say it's the opposite.

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