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https://maps.me/ is a pretty mainstream option.

Been using this for a year now, zero complaints!

Tangential, but koa-router isn't even that great, been using koa-tree-router [0] instead. Fewer dependencies, no API oddities and long-standing bugs [1], faster. It's much younger …

You mentioned in another comment that you're from Australia. What made you leave? What's wrong with Sydney, for example?

Check out Waybar [0], it got tray support merged today, with a fix for Electron apps coming soon [1]. [0] https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar [1] https://github.com/Alexays/Waybar/is…

mgl64 is generated from mgl32 though [0], so no big deal, no? Who's hurt by this? [0] https://github.com/go-gl/mathgl#contributing

> I've always regretted not having my degree Why?

Free for now, but will start paying when I run out of blocks (the usage isn't as high as I expected, only at ~500 out of 1000 right now, though I have imported 4-5 years worth of n…

> Adam now knows that at least three K9 teams came to about 100 yards of the camp. :(

Moved to Notion from Marxico+Evernote a couple of months ago, haven't looked back.

Nobody's blaming the website, it can live without EU readers and we can live without it. @mdrzn is merely spreading awareness that this is GDPR-walled, while at the same time expre…

It does do some things faster than vim though: https://github.com/jhallen/joes-sandbox/tree/master/editor-p...

Yes, but touchpads aren't constrained by the necessity of having an integrated high tech light source and a transparent layer on top of it.

I do believe that the savings from getting more dies out of a wafer are non-negligible (wafers themselves are somewhat cheap, but the equipment they're wearing out with each pass -…

> npm@6 is up to 17x faster than the npm of one year ago. I think by "npm of one year ago" they mean npm 4, since npm 5 came out last May. If so, "up to 17x" is plausible. But even…

I personally find Chrome's current tab style very geometrically pleasing. I'll even admit that it was one of the reasons why I wasn't using Firefox back in the day (it did have a C…

Looks like this is the Boy or Girl paradox [0], which has ambiguity problems. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boy_or_Girl_paradox

Not defending the gaps, but "most of the design tolerances" != "all design tolerances". There's much more to a car than just cosmetics. And I'm not claiming that those non-cosmetic…

I'm talking about DNS and nothing else. Okay, say, 1 year from now, somehow, 95% of internet users are sending their DNS queries to Cloudflare. What can go wrong? Malicious or not.…

> only the domain nameserver owner knows what queries you made (and you are probably hitting that domain in a moment anyway!) But these are different people, with different incenti…

You are correct. Got too used to the "just add everything to regular dependencies" shortcut in private projects, which doesn't cut it for published modules.

It is neither, devDependencies is a redundant distinction for projects where a module bundler is involved, like Webpack, since there's no scenario where you wouldn't want to pull t…

With a fingerprint passthrough? :)

https://github.com/henrikpersson/rsub