tommica

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by tommica 3y ago
Using it?
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by tommica 3y ago
Oh, I remember seeing that one some months ago and being super impressed! It inspired me to to make my own version of it, that even though I got bored with was a nice challenge to have. When you start making your own version, it gives some
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by tommica 3y ago
Well, nothing stops you from realizing your dreams! Go forth and create that community site!
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by tommica 3y ago
I guess the heat death of the universe will stop that at least
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by tommica 3y ago
I played so much of that game with my friend - he made some really good maps with the editor!
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by tommica 3y ago
I'd love to get this - when I saw the price I was blown away, it really seems like a good deal! The visual presentation of it is really delicious.
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by tommica 3y ago
Oh that's cool!
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by tommica 3y ago
Stupid question, why doesn't htmx parse the response html and extract from that the relevant data out needs to fulfill the configuration? Feels a bit cumbersome to return the exact part of the response on server side, like the next pag
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by tommica 3y ago
Is there a chance of getting a copy of the crop/plant database? I am working on a little app for home use, but finding organized data or apis has been hard.
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by tommica 3y ago
What does this have to do with the original post?
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by tommica 3y ago
Man, being offered $11k for an extension would be hard to say no to... With that a down payment for a house is a much smaller problem. It's always a good idea to consider where the line is for ones own ethics.
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by tommica 3y ago
I need this in my life... "I know I dropped the presentation somewhere here"
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by tommica 3y ago
Thank God for lutris
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by tommica 3y ago
Probably just a css file that styles the html elements only without using any classes
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by tommica 3y ago
That's pretty cool!
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by tommica 3y ago
Neat, thanks!
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by tommica 3y ago
This is a hail mary, but would there be something similar for getting the Win XP look? I'd love that
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by tommica 3y ago
Good point, building a desktop app with filament would probably be quite fast!
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by tommica 3y ago
> This could be cool if you can ship a large PHP backend codebase, allowing a web app to become an offline desktop app Isn't this exactly that, just sqlite instead of mysql, html for the frontend
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by tommica 3y ago
FiraCode was my goto for a while, and it really worked well. I'm pretty sure was my first "real" programming font that I chose deliberately. Though I never got used to the ligatures and I did switch over ComicCode[1], I still
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by tommica 3y ago
I run it on a personal server, so there is no multi server setup, but I enjoy the fact that it's just an extension of docker compose.
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by tommica 3y ago
Well, Bobby should have thought of that before he so nastily stole from a massive corporation! Why would it be their fault, they didn't want Bobby to watch the movie, because let's face it, Bobby's a bit of an ass.
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by tommica 3y ago
I also had to check if my adblocker was blocking something extra - this site is definitely a unique experience when it comes to using and navigating it.
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by tommica 3y ago
Thunderbird is such a nice email client - it fulfills my basic needs and it just easy to use.
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by tommica 3y ago
Most people just don't have anything interesting to say
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by tommica 3y ago
Oh, the `say` command is really damn useful to know about!
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by tommica 3y ago
I'm somewhat in the same boat, so used to react that it makes it harder to learn a simpler paradigm.
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by tommica 3y ago
He did kinda answer your question with: "I ended up removing a lot of controllers from my codebase that was there just to service the react front-end. Having those controllers do not service as the "API" of the app. Specs for
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by tommica 3y ago
Yeah, apps/sites should be tested with consumer-grade hardware and software - the browsers they have (most likely edge/chrome), with some other applications and tabs open in the background.
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by tommica 3y ago
I absolutely appreciate this - so many times had to take these into consideration that this really hits home

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