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The New Craftsmanship(alexkroman.com)
2 points by SaladFork 1mo ago|1 comments
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Skyblock vs. Microsoft: Final Legal Outcome(skyblock.net)
4 points by SaladFork 4mo ago|0 comments
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by SaladFork 6y ago
The biggest request I have of JIRA aside from performance is that whatever markdown/markup language you choose, that it be consistent across the entire product. It is so frustrating to have to remember to use double-curlies for inlin
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by SaladFork 6y ago
This was presented by the author at !!Con West 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4A94JsWTXXw
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by SaladFork 6y ago
The video from the screenshots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tO01J-M3g0U
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by SaladFork 6y ago
Especially given the domain is davidwalsh.name, and the article isn't on a subdomain or subdirectory or anything, this is all the more confusing.
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by SaladFork 6y ago
demonstrated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0ZxgI59_Ak
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by SaladFork 6y ago
Also going to sound like an ad, but I stream PC VR from a cloud Shadow PC to my Oculus Quest over 5GHz Wi-Fi (effectiveness is really dependent on your proximity to their data centers) but it is really remarkable how effective it is. It is
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by SaladFork 7y ago
> Interesting comment about the blue iMessage bubbles. I've definitely heard of it, and have seen the memes on the internet, but have never actually met anyone that cared about the _color_. The color is used as a proxy to discuss th
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by SaladFork 7y ago
I am more bothered about the hiding of the URL to some weird breadcrumb-y structure than the showing (now re-hiding?) of the favicon. Gave DDG a try and don't see myself switching back.
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by SaladFork 7y ago
I used Mirage with Ember for many years and it has changed the way I think and approach front-end acceptance testing. I was very excited to see the work to extract the Ember-specific bits from the rest of the library (originally by @cowboyd
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by SaladFork 7y ago
Relevant Chromium bug: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=56845 It works fine when you open the image directly, but it will not apply EXIF corrects for inline images (<img> tag). Ther
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by SaladFork 7y ago
A recent LastPass version does not fail gracefully and a lot of my webapps started getting weird console errors from users with LastPass extensions that were trying to unsuccessfully inject into our forms. :/
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by SaladFork 7y ago
Decentraleyes is an extension that replaces CDN references with local copies (Chrome, Brave, Firefox, Opera).
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by SaladFork 7y ago
Relevant discussion from yesterday too: "Consumers Are Becoming Wise to Your Nudge" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20284298
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by SaladFork 8y ago
Not sure if there's a PC/Linux equivalent but Chrome (and other browsers I believe) on Mac also supports two finger swipe on the trackpad to go back/forward which works well in one-hand navigation flow. (I also use BetterTouc
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by SaladFork 8y ago
My favorite date quirk not mentioned in the article or here yet is the month of September 1752. If you're on a *nix/Mac machine, try this command: $ cal 9 1752 What you'll see is: September 1752 Su Mo Tu We Th
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by SaladFork 9y ago
One of Nielsen's classic UX heuristics: > Error messages should be expressed in plain language (no codes), precisely indicate the problem, and constructively suggest a solution.
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by SaladFork 9y ago
At least on the US keyboard, Mac OS lets you input all three dash types. Hitting the button to the right of [0] outputs a hyphen ("-"). Holding alt/option when hitting it will output an en dash ("–"), holding both a
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by SaladFork 9y ago
What is it about the theater experience you enjoy? It's not too expensive to set up a theater-like setup at home. A home projector and decent screen are around $1k. I've been watching Game of Thrones (and others) on a 110" sc
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by SaladFork 9y ago
The page is using Location.replace[0] to update the URL and replaces the current history entry without affecting back/forward behavior on pretty much any browser. The one downside is that the URL may no longer point to the comment you
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by SaladFork 12y ago
For those looking: > PaintCode is a vector drawing app that turns your drawings into Objective-C or C# drawing code in real time.