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isleyaardvark
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Comment #49196086
I'm really surprised nobody has mentioned Paul McCartney yet.
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Comment #48873551
There was a thread here not too long ago about employees getting fired because they were cheating on their expense accounts. C-level execs cheating on pretty trivial amounts. And o…
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Comment #48846984
It's to distract from the Epstein files.
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Comment #48834795
> means they can be removed just as easily. Some of them were removed. And then put back. Then increased, then decreased, or otherwise changed depending on what Trump was thinking …
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Comment #48699588
It looks terrible on desktop too.
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Comment #48505394
That’s what I do, and I find this talk about “throwing away” code history baffling. It’s version control. Git branching is cheap. I make a ton of backup copies. I rearrange the his…
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Comment #48170467
Yes, and that’s what it’s used for now due to the ad hoc development of HTML and CSS.
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Comment #48168456
> Tailwind code is mostly write-only and maintained by viewing what the component looks like. I’d add that almost all code is like that, if you mean you only write it once and only…
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Comment #48168331
I think I can make what I wrote above a little clearer by putting it this way. When the class property gets really long, that's not a violation of separation of concerns, because y…
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Comment #48168303
This is the misconception that has caused so many problems over the years, problems that the Tailwind approach solves. There was never any separation of concerns within the HTML co…
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Comment #48139397
Even during the 70s there were already conservation efforts. The Eastern bluebird almost went extinct in the 70s but a bunch of Americans built birdhouses for them.
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Comment #47916041
You fail to see how anyone could choose blue, even though there are plenty of people on the internet and even in the comments here who are stating they would choose blue?
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Comment #47687375
Trump could easily agree to it and consider that “their problem”. (I think Iran realize other countries have a say as well.)
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Comment #47648549
Vance has a book coming out all about his conversion to Catholicism. (It has a photo of a Methodist church on the cover.)
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Comment #47594668
Brute forcing things is the kind of thinking that leads to the moron losing the game of chess. And is basically the approach the U.S. took in Vietnam.
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Comment #47277294
20+ years would mean it started to be commonly used around the Iraq invasion, for context on “Orwellian”.
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Comment #47051597
> Still, few people pursue the option because of a “pervasive” myth that the loans can’t be included in the proceeding It also says nothing about whether the person actually goes b…
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Comment #46984270
That has already happened before: https://frontofficesports.com/offshore-sportsbook-voids-bets...
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Comment #46935022
I rave about "The Secret Agent" (2025) to everyone. It's a slice of life movie about people living under a dictatorship. It's got a lot of heart.
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Comment #46899958
Like how they deny visas to fact checkers.
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Comment #46846829
There is a use case for grid lane and pinterest is a good example: random images where a user isn't looking for a particular image but is just browsing. That's also why the example…
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Comment #46686412
Well the going rate is $1 million for a pardon, so it’s not always free.
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Comment #46435998
It's very easy to watch an older movie on the same system and notice the contrast.
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Comment #46204755
The :active pseudoclass has been used to change the appearance of links since the beginning. (Probably in part because loading links was considerably slower back then.) Not giving …
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Comment #46184218
And 7 left January 1st, so I don’t know if I would include them in talks of an exodus.