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bricej13
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Comment #48181011
TiddlyWiki? https://tiddlywiki.com/
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Comment #44648503
Yes, everything can be overridden with Tailwind classes (i.e. `btn p-8`). It's a great choice you're a Tailwind enjoyer, but want the batteries-included experience of Bootstrap.
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Comment #44648431
I think it's the best of both worlds. Tons of free components right out of the box for non-designer developers (like bootstrap), but you still have the power of Tailwind at your fi…
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Comment #43615594
Nice job shipping! I've used the built-in Chrome tools for IndexedDB, what does this give on top of what's already there?
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Comment #34523634
I just create a single calendar specifically for my app, then add things to it directly. Calendar events already support all of the repeated scheduling I needed. I didn't setup any…
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Comment #34512109
I've got a side project that is a long-term reminders app. It has a long list of reminders included like changing the oil, test the smoke detectors, flipping the mattress, getting …
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Comment #23631967
For a small peek watch this simple farmer dig a hole, put a seed in, and put dirt on top: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqK5667B5As
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Comment #23576593
That's sorta the idea behind server-rendered Blazor. Components are rendered on the server and passed over to the client via websockets. Unsurprisingly, input lag and scalability c…
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Comment #19940721
Good catch, using the word 'subsidize' was probably a bit sloppy on my part. I don't know whether the base configurations are sold at a loss or not. In a highly-competitive market …
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Comment #19904448
> your software I was an intern. I wasn't anywhere near the engine controller software. > And no, Deere shouldn't fix that under warranty. It's the same with cars. You can do that …
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Comment #19904278
> Would they really go after Deere? I don't know the details, just that this something they worry about. I'm guessing that the wording in the EPA regulations requires companies to …
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Comment #19903944
> JD doesn't spend a dime to deliver the upgrade That's true, they already spent all the dimes installing the top-of-the line engine in the tractor. > JD is crippling the capabilit…
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Comment #19903354
I must have done a poor job at communicating if you think I was trying to support the case for DRM. My purpose was to help people understand where Deere is coming from and some of …
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Comment #19902019
This is very true
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Comment #19901917
> So long as the hack didn't cause the problem they are legally obligated to honor the warranty. I agree. The problem is that you could update the software to void the warranty, th…
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Comment #19901845
> These are all benefits for John Deere. Yep, that was my point in posting. It's usually good to hear both sides of things. > Yup, DRM and platform lock-down (machinery is a platfo…
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Comment #19901496
Disclaimer: My father worked as an engineer for John Deere for 35 years. I interned at John Deere writing code that runs on the tractor controllers. Discussions on this topic alway…
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Comment #15066991
I built my side project with Vue: https://wherecaniwatchmy.team Client side rendering saved my bacon when it went mini-viral a few weeks ago. My little home server probably would h…
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Comment #14961352
I solved my own problem. I cut the cord two years ago, but I love to watch college football. When doing research this year to figure out where to stream each game, I realized that …