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tommica
3y ago
This is very useful to know - thanks for sharing!
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3y ago
Thanks
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3y ago
How does one explore those instances?
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3y ago
Just took the editor for a quick spin, and it's kinda neat in it simplicity - of course being in beta means that lot of features is missing so maybe that is why it feels so responsive
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3y ago
I read the "dodgy, shaky" parts as their own setup was that, not digital oceans
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3y ago
Looks really useful and neat especially the way it chains so fluently for parallerization
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3y ago
It's surprising how this blackout has shown how important reddit is in general, and that is what reddit should consider in regards of their financial future
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3y ago
What an interesting idea - my goto has been personal wikis, but personal discussion board seems like a great choice!
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3y ago
The "S" in IoT stands for "Security"
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3y ago
You should get better at trolling, this is quite blasé
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3y ago
The tmp folder trick I knew, but the screenshot to clipboard is new!
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3y ago
Not long ago I had a junior dev remake the corporate site by having him make a template with ACF flexible content - the previous iteration was done by him mainly using Divi, and the result was so much different. He was recounting how much b
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3y ago
Oh nice, I am working on something similar, but didn't think of using MutationObserver for anything. But be careful with hooking to links, there situations you want to test for that might need to work like a normal link (target blank o
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3y ago
This is so cool - simple and educative!
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3y ago
Your code generation point it's good - it's great when you know the different parts, but for learning the tools it's horrible, just a lot of files that you do not have a clear understanding.
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3y ago
Htmx seems really nice,but as far as I can see, it is messy to implement some kind of a state, f.x a button that can only be pressed if the other forms on the page have been saved.
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3y ago
Well, there is as many opinions as there is people, so consensus is a bit hard to reach...
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3y ago
> I haven't actually looked at it, but I have the feeling that the Firefox code base is godawful... Damn, didn't know that one can develop skills to evaluate the quality of a code-base by just "feeling" it and not loo
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3y ago
And it is still customizable
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3y ago
That might not be a good way to look at it, there might be some people that want to just deliver some good products, but the company itself is not something that should be given the benefit because of those few employees. Microsoft == Micro
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3y ago
Nothing!
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3y ago
I do appreciate the way fly.io writes their tutorials - they are quite clear and easy to understand, and the self-promotion is surprisingly well divided from the rest of the content. Also was able to grab few other nuggets of info that I ca
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Prometheus Metrics in Laravel
(fly.io)
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4y ago
Gog is a good example of how it should be done - you buy the game, and it can be played without needing their servers to be accessible
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4y ago
Oh, processwire looks interesting, first time hearing about it
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4y ago
Spam is the bane of any site that has a public access, it gotta be a slog to deal with :/
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4y ago
Damn, stolen while using it, that is quite brazen :(
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4y ago
You should write some war stories! There gotta be some fun and interesting ones to share after 17 years!
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4y ago
Oh shit, DSL - that was my jam too, felt so special, even though had no clue what I was doing :D Edit: The site is still alive! http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
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4y ago
And for people that are looking into svelte+page.js, this might be a good read: https://blog.jscrambler.com/svelte-routing-with-page-js
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