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by wackget 6y ago
Apple, make clipboard access a permission already.
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by wackget 6y ago
Or they need to be lambasted for not making it a permission like it should be.
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by wackget 6y ago
Isn't that the definition of separated? If you want to edit content or markup, you open the HTML file. If you want to edit business logic, open PHP or JS. And so on.
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by wackget 6y ago
Does modern web development just completely abandon the idea of "separation of concerns"? Looks like content is freely mixed with markup and logic and results in a horrible, difficult-to-read mess of code.
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by wackget 6y ago
> you have to use react, redux, install 10+ npm modules, etc... just to make a POST request back to your internal API!). Or just use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript?
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by wackget 6y ago
Must be a similar reason to why you can't use an iPhone/iPad/Macbook for about 10 minutes after the battery runs out. When you plug it in to power, it will refuse to boot until the battery is at least slightly charged. This i
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by wackget 6y ago
Why doesn't this website have an introductory paragraph at the top explaining what we're looking at? Seriously, there's zero context to this information. I was able to infer an understanding from the context of the page but
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by wackget 6y ago
Just tried it on Windows; unfortunately the lack of native GUI is a huge turn-off for me. Software-drawn GUIs always stick out like a sore thumb and look/feel clunky; it's the same reason I hate using anything built with Java as e
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by wackget 6y ago
I'm the same. It drives me absolutely insane when software developers (especially games designers) don't think about motion sickness. Things like scrolling a web page can induce vertigo-like feelings if the content lags while it&#
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by wackget 6y ago
Why Telegram? You're instantly limiting your audience to those who use it, or who have the desire/energy/inclination to install it. Why not post this information somewhere where it's actually accessible? And are you affi
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by wackget 6y ago
Wow, the animations on that page are not only annoying but prevent you from actually focusing on the illustrations. Whoever "designed" this needs to think about usability next time.
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by wackget 6y ago
"Fuchsia is a new operating system developed by Google"- and I'm out.
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by wackget 6y ago
When you say it's powered by Chrome, is it actually using the full Chrome browser or just the Chromium project's rendering engine etc.? Chrome has privacy problems and I prefer my browsing data stays out of Google's hands.
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by wackget 6y ago
I really like the concept, having personally struggled with browser automation scripting in the past for business and personal use. However, I'm concerned about the privacy and security implications of storing users' automation sc
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by wackget 6y ago
Great, but Github doesn't even support sorting your repositories into folders and is ignoring years-old requests to change that: https://github.com/dear-github/dear-github/issues/74 Gitlab does.
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by wackget 6y ago
You're not thinking of the typical consumer, who won't have a clue about why using a proprietary service could be bad until the shit hits the fan. It's all well and good for you - someone who's aware of the risks and iss
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by wackget 6y ago
Hey Instagram (i.e. Facebook)! Fuck you! Love, Me
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by wackget 7y ago
Does the code completion/autocomplete in dbeaver support "fuzzy typing" like in Sublime Text? For example, if you have a table called "catalog_product_flat", would the autocomplete suggest that table when you typed
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by wackget 7y ago
Does the code completion/autocomplete in this program support "fuzzy typing" like in Sublime Text? For example, if you have a table called "catalog_product_flat", would this program's autocomplete suggest that
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by wackget 7y ago
That website looks (and reads) like one of those single-page secret ebook sales web pages from the 90s.
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by wackget 7y ago
Are you aware that GitHub users still can't sort their repositories into folders? Because that's definitely one reason why some developers still don't use GitHub. Take a look at this request which has been open for years and
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by wackget 7y ago
> wrestling with package managers, version conflicts, obtuse configuration files The top answer also mentions this. Yours is currently second-top. I hope developers get the message. I'm SO tired of trying to navigate around the moun
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by wackget 7y ago
>Technology-wise, we no longer use engineering as a means to an end to solve a business problem. Instead, engineering became its own thing and most companies encourage and reward those who opt for over-engineered solutions, which means y
534.
by wackget 7y ago
There's also no way to create vertical tables with headers on the left: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60995936/vertical-table-...
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by wackget 7y ago
On the NextDNS website: > "Try it now for free. No sign up required. " > I click the button > "Sign In. Don't have an account? Sign up."
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by wackget 7y ago
This is the real problem in my opinion. The URL shown in the status bar should always match the URL which is opened after clicking on the link. Anything else is deception. I don't know how you'd enforce it at the browser level bec
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by wackget 7y ago
Is that... a loading screen for a text-based news website? Christ.
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by wackget 7y ago
No, that's a misconception. They sent letter(s) to at least one person who had been purchasing products commonly purchased by [knowingly] pregnant women. In at least one case, family members "discovered" the pregnancy this wa
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by wackget 7y ago
How often do you go diving with your iPhone?
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by wackget 7y ago
Where can you get a battery changed for $20, including installation costs? Except maybe China.

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