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degif
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Comment #44297989
More power to it! I do agree on the other selling points (privacy focused and open-source) for the Fossify, just was wondering about the ads.
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Comment #44297930
Genuine question – do Android people get ads in their OS default camera, calculator, calendar, phone, file-manager or SMS messaging applications? Or do have these Fossify applicati…
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Comment #34486652
So it is not a next generation editor at least yet? I personally do find this kind of marketing language off-putting – if the main promise is basically a false one, I immediately g…
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Comment #34428136
Oh my house is pretty well passively ventilated. Not sure what has my house to do with the fact that lighting a candle consumes oxygen though.
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Comment #34427982
Air quality in this context is not about smells or the sterility of the air, but simply just about the oxygen level.
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Comment #33099736
The difference with this technology are the unlimited possibilities to generate any type of video content with low knowledge barrier and relatively low investment required. The eth…
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Comment #30588857
The statement "Not that you asked my opinion, but $23/year for screendimming software--its no wonder people crack this." does not make any sense. If this is an application that onl…
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Comment #30005832
Nor is it fun to visit (more than once).
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Comment #28954767
Kodak M35 or the slightly updated M38 model come first to mind.
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Comment #28954352
You can get an equivalent of enabling folks to take (only) photos ad nauseum at $34 also today.
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Comment #27275686
That is how I learned the very basics of web audio and modular synthesizers at once (here's the result https://github.com/spectrome/patchcab ). Setting a clear goal makes the learn…
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Comment #26313845
Is this targeted only to people knowledgable in chemistry and "nano stuff"? I feel like I would be a target audience (games that do real world science and a greater good mixed with…
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Comment #26177809
What are some examples contrary to Bitcoin of human made things that are high in monetary value, but low on total (creation, distribution and maintenance) environmental impact?
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Comment #25901748
Hey, author here. Thanks for the great feedback! I totally agree on all of the points. I've already considered the global play/volume controls with a main output patch point and wi…
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Comment #25743501
I'm a developer from one of the cheaper engineering countries to where Ubiquiti has moved to. I'm not sure what are you implying with your comment and I hope it's not "the company …
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Comment #25149941
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "it's not free"? Based on Github, Tailwindcss is open-source and MIT licensed.
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Comment #24406539
My favourite - Trimps https://trimps.github.io . Playing the same game almost daily for more than two years and no plot end in sight.
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Comment #22673442
Yeah, I do agree. That was not a critic of Svelte, just a comment about that there is a difference between compilation (Svelte) and transpilation (Babel). I do use Svelte in every …
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Comment #22672977
You can write and run React/Preact based applications "as is" without using a transpiler like Babel (you just typically do to minify code and use more fancy javascript features). Y…
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Comment #20736635
The same is in JavaScript: return (twitterUrl && config.twitter) || (githubUrl && config.github) || default
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