pentium166

5 ms·

1.
by pentium166 2mo ago
Because that display mode is often also sluggish in the scenarios where you would reach for it, including client-side input handling, and it loses information like the radius of interdiction bubbles.
2.
by pentium166 4mo ago
Slow car computers aside, it doesn't really make a difference in the scheme of things. Spend the time backing up now or later. Also, maybe you need to use your trunk and you'd rather have it opening into free space instead of anot
3.
by pentium166 1y ago
wkhtmltopdf is pretty out of date at this point and headless Chrome/Chromium or something that wraps them is probably a better and safer, roughly equivalent, alternative. Docker might not be a great option if you're already runnin
4.
by pentium166 1y ago
I assume combining 2+ documents. For example, attaching a cover page with document owner/version control/lifecycle information to an existing PDF.
5.
by pentium166 1y ago
I agree that stacking multiple modal dialogs should generally be avoided, and if whatever you're doing is complex enough you should consider whether it needs to be in a dialog at all. What I'm talking about is if I'm using po
6.
by pentium166 1y ago
I've been trying to use HTML's native popover and dialog recently. The promise of not having to write/import focus traps, better integration with standard platform "cancel" UX, the top layer concept, etc made them s
7.
by pentium166 2y ago
Probably finding someone who will pay them to be a Crystal developer.
8.
by pentium166 3y ago
The font choice is likely your browser's default, as the code doesn't appear to specify one at all. The repo's demo uses a monospace font.
9.
by pentium166 3y ago
> If anyone else remembers this incident and can link to a source that'd be great for my sanity. This incident was Casey Muratori raising an issue about Windows Terminal performance: https://github.com/microsoft&#x2F
10.
by pentium166 4y ago
If you need features offered by the self-managed Enterprise version of a Hashicorp product, I've heard the price tag is something like low six figures per product.
11.
by pentium166 5y ago
I've only played around with LXC/LXD a little bit, what are some of the Ubuntu image issues? I did a quick google, but the first results seemed to be questions about hosting on Ubuntu rather than with the images themselves.
12.
by pentium166 5y ago
Relatedly, I was recently horrified to learn that not only will Excel (and LibreOffice Calc) automatically parse formulas in plain CSV files, but there is also a formula that will _run external programs_.
13.
by pentium166 5y ago
I would guess it's a combination of Framework not having the same deal the big OEMs are getting, OEM grift, and based on the price, Framework appears to be selling retail Windows licenses rather than OEM licenses.
14.
by pentium166 5y ago
It seems reasonable to me (for a compose-in-prod setup). The standard setup (at least for Rails, in my experience) is that the web server and background job processor will have the same dependencies and nearly identical configuration. Until
15.
by pentium166 6y ago
Ruby on Rails lives inside a long-running application server. In development, it has dynamic class loading and will reload on file changes, but in production an app can have a lengthy startup time. It does have the memory problem, but I hav
16.
by pentium166 6y ago
It looks like the customizable variant of the P1 Gen 2 has different GPU options (including iGPU-only) based on what processor you choose, while the X1 Extreme Gen 2 has a Geforce 1650 in all configurations. If I had known that when I was p
17.
by pentium166 8y ago
I don't believe Envy vs XPS is apples to apples, HP's Spectre laptops probably compare more favorably in terms of build quality. Have you looked into that line at all?