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going_north

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    You can get a lot closer with only small modifications: input[type="radio"] { appearance: none; margin: 0; width: 25px; height: 25px; background: white; border-radius: 50%; display…

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    I've been happy with both Render and fly.io

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    Comment #45060962

    I clicked through all of the Chrome and Google warnings, but now even my national ISP has blocked the site.

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    Comment #44887371

    Typing speed tests are always fun. I enjoy https://monkeytype.com/

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    Comment #44668047

    Chiming in to recommend it too! The policies are really good too, for instance this is one from our code base: policy action(:invite_user) do forbid_unless actor_attribute_equals(:…

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    Comment #43985455

    Nice, thanks for the writeup! A small heads up, Phoenix is listed twice in the tech stack section.

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    Comment #43978487

    The RSS feed is another good option!

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    Comment #43918551

    It looks like a miniature gaming system (like a GameBoy) that also lets you make your own games and upload them to the device: https://www.arduboy.com/

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    Comment #43546219

    Maybe torturing the metaphor, but building a road up the mountain often ruins the view.

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    Comment #43183775

    This seems like a non-story to me. Once you post a code repo on the public internet, and especially on a site as prolific as GitHub, you should treat everything in there as public …

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    Comment #42213982

    One of the replies captures my thoughts quite well: > "Email apps tone policing people" is quite high on my dystopian tech nightmare list.

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    Comment #42212410

    CSS first configuration is a good change! It seems like it would makes it easier to combine tailwind with regular CSS files which still uses the same design tokens. This is useful …

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    Comment #42004177

    It's because of this element in one of the final sections [1]: kstat.zfs. .misc.ddt_stats_ Typesetting code on a narrow screen is tricky! [1] https://despairlabs.com/blog/posts/202…

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    Comment #40845052

    This kind of thinking is very dangerous.

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    Comment #39228208

    There is a big difference in texture. Homemade pasta is a lot chewier, which I really like. Edit: I see other commenters say it is a lot of work and really messy. In my experience,…

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    Comment #39202334

    I'm not convinced climbers ruin the grip strength metric that much. Yes, as a climber your grip strength will be proportionally stronger when compared to other metrics. However, th…

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    Comment #39202311

    If you exercise more in order to get fit, sleep becomes more important.

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    Comment #39027941

    The fact that you are in pain every day is obviously a tragedy, and I hope your situation improves. Mocking your peers for taking care of themselves is still not acceptable, and do…