thundermuffin

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by thundermuffin 7mo ago
No, the game's Java version's official title post-Microsoft acquisition of Mojang is Minecraft: Java Edition.
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by thundermuffin 2y ago
Maybe this[1] is the demo you were thinking of? It's what came to mind when reading this chain at least. [1] https://x.com/wesbos/status/1727730566143803522
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by thundermuffin 2y ago
I hadn't paid much attention to their $5 deal, so I looked it up out of curiosity. It's the same food but in smaller portions, which sounds more appealing to me. I wish more places had appropriately sized & priced portions of
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by thundermuffin 2y ago
The largest difference is everyone who joins would be editing the code like it's a Google Doc instead of having a read-only view of the host's screen; you still end up having to join some kind of voice chat (unless maybe there&#x2
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Over the years, I've never seen a longer version. I thought CSPAN might have one, but searching for just "fred rogers" wasn't giving me any results pre-1980s. The PBS versions I've found are just the OP clip as well
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
In my unqualified opinion, I would think having an iCloud account tied to the device that the person in possession of said device doesn't own shows "clear and compelling testimony or documentation to the contrary [of them being th
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your comment, but I'm reading it as saying if I can show I bought it at one point in time, then nothing else should matter, and they should unlock it for me. But I believe I must be missing something, be
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
I appreciate how the author has laid out how the calculation works and the pitfalls of CSS calc. It makes it very approachable for folks. Has anyone seen a responsive type solution like this that doesn't break the "resize text&quo
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
I started with Vue then moved into React, and I do enjoy how much closer it feels to JS/TS. There's a few of areas where I think React is definitely simpler than it was with Vue 2.x and shudder at how I probably used to have to do
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Not only was he a mathematician, but Alice is considered partially a commentary on the state of mathematics at the time! [0] It's one of my (irrational) pet peeves that modern audiences often try to explain his books as some kind of Vi
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
It isn't necessarily a "problem", but I personally am a fan of keeping simple use cases as simple as possible. In my eyes, bringing the syntax to barebones makes it easier to read and more maintainable for these ultra simple
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Just want to preface this with this is all my opinion, and I know I'm not necessarily correct at all. If I were given free reign, I would have tried to do some different naming for properties like grid-auto-rows/grid-auto-columns&
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
All of the CSS grid syntax craziness is one of the biggest reasons I was completely OK when our dev team adopted Tailwind. I am one of those devs who couldn't implement all of the CSS spec like @OJFord mentioned... but probably because
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
I'm still rocking my Series 0 Milanese (but on a Series 5 watch), and I feel really lucky to only have lost a few arm hairs to the loop after your comment, haha. I wonder if they've changed something about their design or manufact
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Nice, that's good to hear! I've been using Contentful which has felt super familiar to editors and devs alike, but does have some pain points, such as the lack of ACF-like repeaters (IMO the relationship fields don't stack up
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
Even all these years later, I cannot wrap my head around WP's direction with Gutenberg. I think having a first party solution for WYSIWYG editing experience is important for WP going forward to keep folks (read: clients, bloggers, etc)
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by thundermuffin 3y ago
But does that mean while those businesses existed that Linux would have had a positive affect on their businesses' bottom line? edit: Because the way I interpreted your comment was that not supporting Linux is directly responsible for
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
Ahhh, gotcha! So if I'm understanding correctly, you'd be fine with DDG's update if it was just the icon being added to the field (making an assumption here that the icon is how you activate the feature like a password manage
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
I was just answering your question on if they advertised it, because I was also curious of the answer, haha. edit: How do you like extensions to notify of new features? I've seen some do a new tab popup post-install, some just add them
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
I was curious what the answer to this was, so I went to their Chrome extension page[0] and the icon + UI is prominently displayed in the 5th image. They also mention email (albeit you may be able to argue it's too vague) in the very fi
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
You should give it a go! You can get an Innova starter set for around $20 at your local sporting goods store, and those 3 discs can/will last you a long, long time. Once you buy your first non-starter set disc, you may become addicted
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
I want to preface that I may get long winded, because I didn't expect my little comment to get so much attention! I believe it's important to discern the author's intent before labeling it as clickbait and deeming them a misl
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
You're right, it should have specified it was done in Dreams. My initial reply was mostly meant that it didn't feel fair or in the spirit of HN to dress the author down as if he was just some 90s stereotypical sitcom mother callin
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
I've never seen Ben's site on HN before, does he happen to post a lot of clickbait articles? If his site happens to be submitted a lot with of misleading titles, I'll gladly apologize and say I was completely wrong in giving
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
Do you consider calling a PlayStation 1 a PSX misleading since Sony released a PS2 + video recorder product actually called the PSX? [0] I don't, but the way folks in this thread are acting about naming conventions, maybe I need to, ha
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
No, let's be fair to the author. It's a PlayStation in the sense it's named a Sony Playstation 4. Colloquially in the US (where the author is from), every generation is referred to as a PlayStation and has been since the PS2
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
You can still have this problem apply even if you are using flex and aligning items to the center. If a font has some weird characteristic about it (for instance, the font itself has built in whitespace at the bottom or top of letters), you
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by thundermuffin 4y ago
As someone who had to sadly use one of the butterfly switch keyboards for a while at work, the new 14"/16" Macbooks both have the "old school" feeling keyboards, finally brought Magsafe back, and have ports for SD c
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by thundermuffin 5y ago
I've had the exact situation kisamoto is talking about happen to me countless times, and I can probably count on one hand the amount of times I've won the battle over images. Sadly, the folks calling the shots on what images to us
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by thundermuffin 5y ago
I agree! It always boggles my mind how people and companies can forget to renew their domain names when you receive so many email reminders now a days.

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