Phillips126

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by Phillips126 5y ago
Recent news articles are stating: "Nancy Pelosi's challenger in California thinks putting the House speaker on blast for supporting congressional stock trading might finally pay dividends for him in his third attempt at unseating
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by Phillips126 5y ago
I mentioned it in another comment, but I felt the same way until I figured out there is a solution. Here is an example of a simple CSS file with a reusable button class: @tailwind base; @tailwind components; @tailwind utilities;
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by Phillips126 5y ago
> Is the code on the left (with lots of classes) actually what tailwind is like to use in practice? As a fan of tailwind, I can say that I initially thought this was dumb and it would be hard to read through a huge number of classes appl
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by Phillips126 5y ago
Damn Windows updates... Getting downvoted so I guess I need to clarify I was being sarcastic. I work in IT and we say this a lot.
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by Phillips126 5y ago
I felt the same way when I discovered this element about a year ago. Each time I try to use it I always find it falling short of what I need it to do. It's incredibly limited in what can be styled with CSS, doesn't have the abil
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by Phillips126 5y ago
My understanding is that is the combination of both a standard <input> and <select>. You can either choose one of the pre-defined options from the dropdown or add your own custom value in the input. I've tried hard to use
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by Phillips126 5y ago
This is what I want to know. I actually greatly dislike the touch pad on the current remote. I am constantly swiping too fast (flying by my desired target), or my upward/downward swipes are not working as desired. Not to mention eve
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by Phillips126 6y ago
For ReactJS developers, this is always my go-to: https://react-icons.github.io/react-icons Tons of SVG icons from popular packs and using ES6 imports, you only bundle the icons you use.
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I cannot agree with you enough. Our company hired a new manager that had a background "familiarity" with PowerApps. He requested that I (a software developer) create a PowerApp that would be used by the company, essentially a ti
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I once was interviewing at a company for a graphic designer position. My previous job was paying me just below $30,000 and I desperately needed to increase my income to keep up with my bills (college loans, rent, food, electric, etc.). My
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Unrelated to the article, but I found clicking the rocket at the bottom of the webpage an amusing (and fitting) way to handle the typical "scroll to top" feature. Kudos! Also - Awesome game!
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Sadly, sometimes this is the only way to get a human review on issues like this. Go public and be heard or face the ceaseless automated rejections.
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I'm excited to see you mention this. I've never played Hyrule Warriors but both my Daughter (9) and I are fans of Zelda: BoTW. I was picking up a few extra presents for Christmas and I saw that on the shelf. Decided to take the
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Like you I also had a mid/high range Samsung TV. The ads were not as obtrusive being only on the bottom left of the menu bar, but its the ACR that I needed to get away from. > Samsung Smart TVs have built-in Automated Content Recog
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I spent around $1,200 on my 4K HDR Samsung TV a few years ago. It was great, but lately has been unbearably slow and frustrating to the point where we'd stop watching TV in the living room all together. Not a great experience. To try
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I actually had an old Pi laying around. Just setup pi-hole and giving it a try now. Thanks for the tip!
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I purchased a Samsung TV about two years ago for $1,200. It was my first 4K TV and I loved it. I made the purchase around the same time I dropped my cable subscription, I just couldn't stand the advertisements anymore. The panel was
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I don't have a lot of knowledge in history or politics of foreign countries, so perhaps someone here could answer this question: In the end, time kills us all. Putin is currently 67 years old, I assume he will likely rule for another
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I believe Microsoft is a far better fit than Oracle. Microsoft already has products that appeal to younger customers: Minecraft, Xbox, several game studios, etc. What does Oracle currently offer the younger market?
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by Phillips126 6y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing.
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Having three young kids myself and a parent who is a teacher, I know how "gross" kids are first hand. >Neither she nor the children are allowed to wear masks or gloves. I understand why the children won't be wearing any PP
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I partly believe this is because thus far kids have been mostly shielded - in my experience anyway. Schools and businesses (daycare, etc) closed as the virus gained traction. Now we are opening back up and throwing the kids headfirst into
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I am not a huge GitHub user and have only contributed some code to a single repo that was merged. I was surprised to see I had the badge in my profile.
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Good stuff here, I certainly learned a few new tricks. I've been doing web development since around 2005 and to me, CSS and HTML has become far easier to use (although that could also be from experience). I took a web development cour
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by Phillips126 6y ago
I certainly avoid games that put these trends front and center (even if free). Some games that I've purchased over the years, Destiny 2 for example, have changed their model completely and I find it saddening. The core game is now fr
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by Phillips126 6y ago
As an avid gamer, the price increase I find a bit unsettling (especially since content is moving digitally - thus cutting several costs). Realistically, it's only a $10 increase, however, I feel the sticker price is approaching that p
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by Phillips126 6y ago
Are these devices surrounded by warning signs to ward off individuals that may be getting too close? I've not heard of these devices before and as someone who lives on the edge of a large wooded area with young kids this alarms me. I
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I haven't heard of CouchDB in quite some time, great to see it still improving. I used it years ago when I was experimenting with Ionic[0]. What appealed to me was that I could use CouchDB (cloud) and PouchDB[1] (device) to and have a
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by Phillips126 7y ago
That is likely true and perhaps it is just my vision. I just find the contrast to be worse leading to me personally having a harder time reading it in moving-vehicle conditions. All NY license plates are made in the Auburn Correctional Fac
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Wow that is an awful design for visibility. As a New York resident I noticed when the plates changed in 2010 I personally found them harder to read [0]. The white background with dark letters/numbers used from 2001-2010 seemed like the

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