vazark

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by vazark 7d ago
IMO, Tailwind is just inline CSS with standardised defaults. I think it found its place because most React devs didn't want to bother with CSS
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by vazark 10d ago
Have they considered providing unconditional support to WINE and releasing a Linux distro?
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by vazark 27d ago
It is commonly used in dashboards when you want a confirmation dialog
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by vazark 29d ago
My gripe is the lack of usb 3 / dp-alt support. Fairphone as a whole feels like a company that prioritises the mission, but only this mission of ethical and reusable hardware. The user experience for power users who are most likely to
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by vazark 2mo ago
The problem is, with the access that comes with the real PIN, you can always plant stuff that didn't exist before
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by vazark 3mo ago
Because the goal is two-part 1. Accept quality contributions from someone who understands what they're doing 2. Cultivate a relationship with the contributor who might potentially become a core-team member. Maybe even the next maintain
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by vazark 3mo ago
The problem is Microsoft, not windows
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by vazark 3mo ago
That's the catch-22 problem. The underlying logic and software rarely care about the platform. They are usually just built Windows because that is the default OS on anything that is not a Mac.
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by vazark 3mo ago
That sounds like Windows Premium, not Lite. The annoying parts are the "features" that modern MS added intentionally
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by vazark 7mo ago
The biggest issue is the lack of tooling and the inability to manage a shared state. We actually ended up creating new libraries like Stencil & Lit. Custom Elements missed the mark with the problem frameworks solve. We don't necess