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by Sillzen 4y ago
>Suppose you want to make some DOM change, and then when that change has actually been rendered so that the user can see it you want to do something else. >How do you actually wait for a DOM change to show up? I believe that use case
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by Sillzen 5y ago
Preferences -> Settings Add the following to your user prefs file: "update_check": false
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by Sillzen 5y ago
For those that enjoy this style of article, Amit Patel's Red Blob Games site[0] has similarly well-written and interactive articles, mostly regarding pathfinding and map generation in games. He also wrote an article[1] about how he cre
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by Sillzen 5y ago
Indeed, but I am unsure what OP would want to avoid doing on Vivaldi but would be happy to do on Waterfox.
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by Sillzen 5y ago
What do you mean by "stuff that I wouldn't want to do on Vivaldi"?
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by Sillzen 5y ago
I've been meaning to pick up a shutter release accessory for a while now since the 1100D only has 10s shutter delay in automatic modes, or 2s delay in the manual modes. Fortunately the movement when pressing the shutter button isn&#x27
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by Sillzen 5y ago
I'm not the GP however I do the same, and even as a fairly lousy photographer I'm able to get photos where you can usually see some reasonable detail. Here are some examples: https://imgur.com/a/Nr5NIgt All s
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by Sillzen 6y ago
It changes the focal length of the lens, although it does not seem to affect the lens (blue ring) in the left-hand pane which seems like a bug. There is a demonstration later in the article (below the 5th mention of "focal length"
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by Sillzen 8y ago
You may be interested in fman[0]. Dual pane file manager, actively developed. I don't believe it has feature parity with Norton Commander, but it's a good modern alternative. The developer is also active on HN. [0] https:/&#