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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   It worked better for me in Firefox than Chromium.
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   It's worrying that the US might be doing the same thing but without openly saying it. Little is being done here about the virus. Most people can't get tested. The Senate took a vacation. The Republican Party doesn't want olde
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   JavaScript, APIs, and Markup. https://jamstack.org/
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   This sounds completely dystopian from a privacy standpoint.
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   It's also the professional's job to convince the boss why their ideas are bad. "This is considered animation spam." or "This is considered a bad practice, but this other way is more effective." or "Our tes
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   I think there is hope. Ask sites for RSS feeds (especially podcasts, which often forget to link to the RSS feeds). Build interesting new things with it that inspire other people to build things with it. Convince browsers to make RSS friendl
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   > a godsend for those of us who have bosses that want the app, "flashy" I think that's part of the problem. Clients and bosses often don't know what they are doing and have really bad ideas about "spicing up the
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   by undefined-1 7y ago

   Material Design has many other bad ideas in it too. Examples: the color suggestions are garish. The idea that a website should simulate physical motion has usability problems for people with motion sensitivity. There is a lack of aesthetic