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7y ago
For future confused readers, on mobile it's just an article + static images, but on desktop it's more interactive
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Hey, pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.
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7y ago
When I planted trees I got around $0.25 per tree. Some of the other companies paid as low as $0.09.
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Where I planted, The ground was often rocky so it was tricky to close the holes properly after planting a tree. It's also very important not to bend the tree roots. It would be very difficult to accomplish that reliably without bending
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7y ago
Thanks! That sounds exactly like what I need, and I'm already using Karabiner.
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This might be an over simplification, but my understanding was that all browsers on iOS were essentially just reskinned safari. And that is an app store restriction.
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I would guess because if you always looked directly into the camera, it would be harder to watch the video/see the other person at the same time.
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7y ago
I haven't thought about digg for ages. I can't access any stories or anything I'm that site still.
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Hey cool! I made one of these too. If anyone is interested in minesweeper: https://minesweeper.zone/ And the GitHub: https://github.com/reed-jones/minesweeper_js Doesn't work well on Mobile unfort
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With the experience of Chrome, neither do input tags. In fact I believe only 'container' elements are supposed to.
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When you go to the blog/web log on the. Org site, it redirects you too the .net site, so I would guess the .net is the legit one
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I would learn how to use the tool. If I like it I might recommend it at work, where $50/month is not a crazy price for a project.
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This is what I thought too. I generally develop React native apps on an Android device + iOS sim. Then before launch I borrow an iPhone from a friend or coworker for a quick test. This is a nice entry point to a physical iOS device
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7y ago
Zooming works on both Chrome & Firefox for me. (Android)
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7y ago
I mean, I prefer Vue for reasons, but I'm pretty sure you can do that with React too...
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I've been sucking at music for over 20 years, but I still think it's fun. I think I agree with the 10 year mean though.
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I've done many full Arch installs (but never antegros), but it's always the little things that I forget to do, then look into what's the new best way to do it, then fall down the ricing rabbit hole. Although it's fun it&
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(from movies) I think it's usually the 'tail light' and it's so they can smash it when the walk by. I've never heard of a break light being out either.
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7y ago
Me to, but I think this is much better!
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Oh easy! Awesome!
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Expanding the textbox can, but how would you set focus to another element with css? Genuinely curious, I have just learned about :target and am having this exact scenario in a project of mine.
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2 more USB ports costs an extra $500? It's strange because a $15 USB hub plugged into the USB ports works fine. It must be lack of internal space due to not including a touchbar... Wait that doesn't make sense either...
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8y ago
Maybe you are thinking of hyper? Cmder is based on conEmu as far is I know
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8y ago
I have never used dart, but always thought it looked interesting. Can I ask what you don't like about it?
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From the toaster projects author's website [1] > So, firstly, yes, I realise toasting bread over a fire would’ve been a lot easier. But was a piece of toast (or designing a better toaster) really the point of this project? [1] http
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They work perfectly fine on Firefox for Android v65.0.1
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That sounds to me like you are describing "Progressive Enhancement", PWA's are different. To answer your question, according to Wikipedia the name got coined in 2015. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progr
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Often to get off the road, people pull up and drive right into the snow bank. After it's been plowed and it settles, it can get quite hard.
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Hey, that looks cool too. Thanks for sharing it!
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Depending what you need, I've been happy with the lowest RamNode server, about $15/year.
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