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by wvbdmp 8mo ago
You mean thousands separator, yes? Agreed, it’s annoying when languages don’t have this feature.
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by wvbdmp 8mo ago
Aren’t things like this usually explained by being the only viable configuration, or is that not the case here?
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by wvbdmp 8mo ago
I don’t even see what would be incriminating about receiving money? Is the implication that it’s some kind of hush money? Why would that be necessary? Surely Chomsky received similar amounts as speaking or consultancy fees or grants all the
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by wvbdmp 8mo ago
Cabrito was designed for a children’s book about letters in the Kickstarter era. There are heavy cuts that feel similar. Maybe a little more playful: https://www.myfonts.com/collections/cabrito-font-insigne
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Just seeing that guy’s face and hearing his voice makes me uneasy. That channel is total body-horror. Glad that guy ended up okay, unlike this poor soul: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NJ7M01jV058
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
At full speed!
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Following incentives isn’t 4D chess. Still we can acknowledge that they exist even if they’re perverse and that even retarded moves sometimes pay off or appear to pay off, in some way in some term. Nobody is calling Trump a genius.
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
You can still use Adobe DNG Converter. I use it to convert new raw files for Lightroom 4.
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
>ouside Rainbow Six which has a lot of years on it now. Yeah, it’s got a 30th anniversary coming up in 2 years.
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Cool, that was enough to intrigue me, but for those on the fence perhaps it’ll help to note that the author is none other than Zach Weinersmith of SMBC fame. Regarding the topic, this graphic novel begins “Hey, wait! Listen to the lives…”
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Good, then what’s stopping browsers from shipping these standard controls? It’s ridiculous that everyone needs to invent or depend on large amounts of JS to get anything decent that goes beyond a simple textarea. Browsers could start by sim
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
I don’t like how the page disables pulldown-reload on mobile. I didn’t even think that was possible. Guess it makes sense when your page is a game of Tetris, but why here?! Sometimes I just like to overscroll a little…
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Since currently this only does Sqlite it’s probably fair to add https://sqlitestudio.pl , which I haven’t used heavily yet, but I believe is pretty excellent. And it’s open source.
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
Database projects are still there, I also love them.
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by wvbdmp 9mo ago
about:config layout.css.scrollbar-color.enabled – false layout.css.scrollbar-width-thin.disabled – true layout.css.scrollbar-width.enabled – false fuckem
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
It’s not always destructive as in “to crush”, it can also lend an air of diffusion, dispersion, fraying at the edges, which is perhaps closer to the idea of “sprawl”. I’m not Swiss, so it could be different there, and I can’t speak to how c
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Sure, but digging up 13 year old stuff still smacks of intention and I generally find it distasteful. What good-faith reading should we apply to this submission? It’s not like Torvalds is going around sweet-talking people into give him mone
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
I’ve always wondered about this. I guess typographically they should just occupy the same horizontal space, or at least be kerned closer in such a way as to prevent the ugly holes without cramming. It’s true, though, that the hierarchically
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Is some kind of smear campaign against Torvalds going on? For some reason I’ve been seeing a lot of this old stuff make the rounds. This one is actually quite harsh (the “moron” bit) and I don’t particularly agree with the hard-wrapping, b
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
I like to complain about bloated websites as much as the next guy, but isn’t one of the curses of the modern web precisely that the main response often doesn’t contain more than some linked scripts and is thus very small? How many of these
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Regarding the first two footnotes, I’m pretty sure that originally the singular form “parenthesis” just refers to the aside inserted (by use of brackets, like this) into a sentence. Because it sounds like a plural and because of the express
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
What do the world-renowned Billboard charts actually still influence these days? I imagine it’s not just about clout?
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
But the front end code is in one place, and that place is the server. It is true, though, that the experience greatly benefits the easier it is to manage and return partials from backend code. Some frameworks make it harder than others.
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
I like to return errors as text/plain and I have a global event handler for failed requests that throws up a dialog element. That takes care of most things. Where appropriate, I use an extension that introduces hx-target-error and hx-s
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Then you have to take care of nobody ever writing the wrong state, which is increasingly annoying the more people work on the thing.
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
He’s also The Flashbulb. Probably some other aliases, too, idk. But The Flashbulb is good shit.
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Next put them in a tree for faster lookups.
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Is that even true? The article is really vague on the type of disability and basically just claims that serifs are harder to read. Generally sans-serif is advisable for small sizes, although I assume the main things are large open counters,
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Probably so you can put in line breaks? Seems common in base64 data, such as armored PGP keys or emails attachments. HTML attributes allow line breaks, although I haven’t seen it done for base64 images.
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by wvbdmp 10mo ago
Yeah, but the stuff people seem to obsess about are just bits of neat typography like dashes and rhetoric flourishes that should , or used to , signify good writing and worked for a reason. The AI just overuses them, it’s not that they’re

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