BenLloydPearson

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by BenLloydPearson 3y ago
It's been years since I used/administered IRC, but I also think there are common misconceptions about what IRC actually is. At it's core, IRC is an incredibly basic tool, and most of the end-user features come from layering a
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by BenLloydPearson 3y ago
I think part of the point the author was making is that rendering and interacting with the server can vary depending on the client you build. You could have a CLI client or a React client and build them with two completely different goals i
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by BenLloydPearson 3y ago
I came for the clickbait title, I stayed for the unique, yet simple, approach the author took and how they explained the examples.
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by BenLloydPearson 3y ago
I've started contributing to programming.dev
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by BenLloydPearson 3y ago
Are you me? I occasionally have to touch CSS while working on technical docs and just spent more time with CSS than I have in a couple of years. Reading this article completely opened my eyes to how much has changed in this space. I thought
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by BenLloydPearson 4y ago
We just launched a free forever SaaS offering that is competitive to Slack and includes kanban boards for project and task management and a few other bells and whistles for software developers. You should give us another look!
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Turning Neovim into a Full-Fledged Code Editor with Lua(mattermost.com)
12 points by BenLloydPearson 5y ago|0 comments
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What’s New in Wayland and Weston 1.12?(blogs.s-osg.org)
2 points by BenLloydPearson 10y ago|0 comments
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by BenLloydPearson 10y ago
From the article: One of the most notable and enduring Linux desktop paradigms has been desktop effects: the coupling of various desktop environments with graphical niceties, also known as “eye candy.” With the advent of the XComposite exte
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Implementing Client-Side Post Processing Effects in Wayland(blogs.s-osg.org)
1 points by BenLloydPearson 10y ago|1 comments