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by msum 9mo ago
For one of our Samsung TVs, we were able to put the update on a thumb drive (we're old, we still have some around) and then use that to install the update on the TV. It's kind of funny, we bought these TVs because they were "
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by msum 9mo ago
This is what we've been doing for a few years now. It works.
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by msum 3y ago
A friend told me about the Dropbox setting last night, so I logged in and turned it off. This morning, I went to look for the setting to take a screenshot but it's gone. The setting just...isn't there anymore. Made me feel like I
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by msum 3y ago
This article aligns with a lot of my person experience. I'd add a few of my own observations on design systems: 1. The team making the design system needs to be really passionate about making a design system specifically 2. Everyone on
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by msum 3y ago
Sooo much this. I think we are going to see a rise of “wait that’s not cool” defensive measures _in general_.
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by msum 3y ago
FWIW, OWD writes open source technical content and is not responsible for the design of MDN nor the blog, ads, or login and membership features of the site. That is done by Mozilla. The OWD team writes technical documentation on APIs, HTML,
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by msum 5y ago
And a Pema Chodron book.
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by msum 7y ago
This is neat to read. The README for the Ember.js repo (github.com/emberjs/ember.js) was updated recently too, and I feel like there's a lot more specific clarity about what Ember really has to offer, especially for folks who
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by msum 7y ago
Ember just got a facelift with Octane, and they’re open source & have a good community for support.
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by msum 7y ago
Things that are more useful to know: - What's your mechanism for bias self-check? - If someone gives you specs and you notice that something is off, what do you do? - If you have to solve a problem you haven't solved before, how d
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by msum 7y ago
Ember used to require jQuery but recently moved to removing it by default; users can opt-in if they still need it. Once the project moves to a later version of Ember I suspect the jQuery bit will drop off. (Who knows, though...)
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by msum 7y ago
Going strong since 2011, although Ember is aimed a lot more toward quiet business productivity. What some see as constraints, others see as consistency. It's more typically seen in "dashboard apps" but it's also great wh
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by msum 7y ago
It's super easy to pick up for a weekend project, and the Discord community is active enough to find support when you have questions.
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by msum 8y ago
Also https://medium.com/ember-ish is incredibly useful.
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by msum 8y ago
I really enjoyed the EmberConf talk about movie studios using it for movie promo sites because they needed to be able to get them up quickly. I think if you took that concept and maybe a blog post about doing an Ember PWA ( https:/&#x2
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by msum 8y ago
The thing that has most impressed me about Ember is the way the teams on a project at giant corp will not do things correctly (honestly, some days it feels like they are doing weird crap on purpose to try to get it to fail) and Ember still