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hinnisdael

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    Sounds like you might be better off freelancing. With a bit of networking and/or marketing you‘ll find individual clients willing to pay for your perspective on their projects. It‘…

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    Comment #43725801

    The project presents the sounds of 270 UNESCO World Heritage sites and items of intangible heritage – to create a brand new way of experiencing these spaces.

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    Comment #43502913

    > You won't find any […] active safety systems […], nor ABS, nor airbags. I‘m surprised this is legal to drive anywhere without airbags, whether they‘re targeting Southeast Asia or…

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    Agreed, it‘s great microsite to showcase the font. Another one that I stumbled upon lately is MD IO - a great font and a great minisite as well: https://io.mass-driver.com

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    Comment #42375525

    What a great font! Very matter-of-fact, but with some stylistic choices that give it just enough character to be interesting. The x-height in the original version is too large for …

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    Comment #42110315

    Yeah, the audiobook version really is quite special. It’s read by Peter Vilnai, if I remember correctly. One of the few audiobooks I was able to completely be absorbed by while lis…

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    The water is fine, but the sink usually isn‘t. The sinks are just as contaminated with bacteria as the toilets themselves —- sinks in really busy restrooms are constantly damp and …

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    Comment #41062744

    Great advice: describing things in order of importance. Most people intuitively describe images from foreground to background or left to right, a bit like they are mentally complet…

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    Comment #40953832

    I would argue you no longer need a framework when using CSS grid. Creating template areas once per breakpoint and assigning them once per container really is all there‘s to it. Sur…

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    Aren‘t you losing information in the parts that aren‘t perfectly straight? Yes, you can stretch those to recreate the original layout, but that would come at the cost of resolution…

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    Comment #37546392

    Right, no public pricing usually means rates far above what personal or low-budget projects can afford. Not sure how much of the design is protected and how much inspiration one ca…

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    Comment #37545478

    There‘s a somewhat similar commercial scanner [1] [2], with a V-design as well but inverted to scan from the top. Much gentler on the books as it‘s the scanner that moves, not the …

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    Comment #36982391

    Swup maintainer here. There is official support for parallel animations in swup v4: https://github.com/swup/parallel-plugin — we've been holding off on this for a while because of …

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    vidstack is very light on technical details but starts with a concise intro and a screenshot, as well as relevant links: https://github.com/vidstack/player payload is well-structur…

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    Comment #36693124

    I'm currently converting a suite of E2E tests from Cypress to Playwright. In hindsight, I'm surprised by how much more idiomatic the Cypress code was in comparison. The concepts ju…

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    Comment #36605825

    I like what this is trying to accomplish, however I'm somewhat confused about the immediate goal here. Is this for learning about services? Is this about assembling a tech stack? A…