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spicytunacone
7y ago
Would you be able to say how your company accomplishes that?
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7y ago
It would be imperative to thank the request handler, example images would be maple leaves and example data sets would be hockey teams.
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7y ago
Semantics. It's still tabular data and divorced from their custom CSS rules, it would still display as a table.
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7y ago
Oh, I thought you just needed a source on the harassment claims. I do not believe there was an explicit rejection, however at the bottom of the blog post, we have... * We are not rolling our own. Whether we host it ourselves or pay for a se
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«While we still use it heavily, IRC is an ongoing source of abuse and harassment for many of our colleagues and getting connected to this now-obscure forum is an unnecessary technical barrier for anyone finding their way to Mozilla via the
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Amusingly, my surviving extensions are for WAVE, Print Preview and other accessibility tools. Thank you Mozilla, you really do care!
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Bryan Smart's reply to that Twitter thread depresses me. >Don’t worry. They’ll totally fix Slack and Discord around the time everyone is using VRChat and VisualTeam. It’s always been this way. Accessibility is catchup work. The next
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7y ago
I had a math instructor record his blackboard lectures and posted them online later that day. Just another consideration.
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7y ago
Just to bikeshed some more, why not recall the definition of svelte? Something along the lines of "the attractively thin (web app|UI) framework". I didn't even think it was an English word before I watched Rich's (great)
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7y ago
I wouldn't even say smartphone keyboards are strictly better than those of feature phones. Ones based on physical keyboards expecting fingers on the homerow aren't suited for one-handed use. Meanwhile dumbphones get tactile feedba
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Static Map Maker
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8y ago
I'm guilty of not signing my emails despite associating some accounts with my key. A fear I have is signing but the receiver, even someone in the general tech field, not understanding the surrounding text/attachments and dismissin
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8y ago
I don't see why it wouldn't. Others already pointed out its curation and B&M qualities, but you can also order online without a membership which is what I've done a few times (I like their protein bars). I hope Costco sur
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> Once I start telling people that “first and foremost I am a life long geek. No matter what my titles were in companies. I started programming in 6th grade in assembly language and I’ve been interested in technology ever since”. Did yo
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I really liked how you justified the gameplay with story re: "When a InvaderZ dies, they upload their progress to the mothership, so it can generate more InvaderZ like the ones who did well before." The evolving enemy concept made
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What's preferred now? I know Canadian schools liked SUSE as well.
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Did you mean TokyoTreat? Because if you didn't, tokyotreats has to work on its SEO. I'm being sincere, I have no idea. Anyway, I was expecting murder when I went to the Candy Japan homepage, but there are changes they can make rig
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Wow, I've completely forgotten about ArcadeUFO. Completely fell off my radar which is strange since you guys have more legacy than institutions like WNF and, in some sense, Next Level. I even still see mentions of 8otB here and there.
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How would you represent that? On HN and similar every response is its own thread. This is true with email as well, but I don't have experience with any significant threads or mailing lists. The naïve solution would be to just limit nes
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I'm reading that it's only for Docker EE or Docker Desktop (Mac/Windows). https://forums.docker.com/t/is-there-a-built-in-kubernetes-i... https://blog.docker.com/2018/07/kuberne
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These are a lot of the things I would want to say if I had near any authority on the topic. >Participate in discussions instead of just listening. If you are wrong, then you learned something at least. I feel being a part of the discours
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I feel similarly about Python. I never really had to interact with it beyond using it as a calculator on the command line until a project I was a part of earlier in the year had a utility Python script introduced and I needed to hack on it
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How are you currently viewing/editing your wiki on mobile? I sync to a server with vim and vimwiki installed and on my phone I just mosh[0] in. I don't generally do extensive editing on the go, though. Did the solution you have in
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In Vim how can I search and replace every other match?
(stackoverflow.com)
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Lovely design. The first time in a very long time I was just clicking around just to see what would happen. Captures the playfulness of the old web, but still modern enough. Works especially great on my rotated monitor whereas the sidebar b
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That's pretty crazy. Any idea how they hacked your Gmail account? MITM/intercepting your password? How did you find out? Did Google inform you some IP in a bizarre location signed in?
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I've conducted many interviews from such parking lots. I would completely use the library more if they didn't block non-443 ports (though it's understandable that they do).
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For comparison: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=&sort=byPopularity&prefix&page... My take: gradual shift in user base especially since HN has gotten more popular, not to mention just a difference in zeitgeist. Thi
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Never set foot in Japan myself but your overall view falls in line with those of almost every foreigner in Japan I've ever followed. Something I find that's less discussed, probably because I only
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Very jealous. There was a defense contractor in my city I admittedly applied to out of undergrad mostly because I wanted to peruse their library, mostly texts on discrete maths. Glad you could discover your interest in the subject.
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