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krsdcbl

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    Comment #46574878

    disagree. Colocation seems great when authoring, but it comes at a big cost of downstream tech debt there could be better ways to ease the burdon of naming things, while preserving…

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    Comment #46024330

    I'll second that, this is extremely annoying and exhausting. It feels like the slightest occurrence of a less-than-ubiquitous pattern or any word not regularly used by the majority…

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    Comment #45842855

    Given the premise, one could also say we nerds are forever happy.

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    Comment #45642067

    We've been running our services on Hetzner for 10 years, never experienced any significant outages. That might be datacenter dependant of course, since our root servers and cloud s…

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    Comment #43644583

    Enforcement will be the issue here. If I order physical goods from a foreign nation it's gonna have to somehow get into my hands, and can be withheld until i pay tariffs If a irish…

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    Comment #43643290

    this is the way. Modern CSS brings most of the capabilities to the table that SASS & LESS used to provide, and in part even much more functionality that could never be adequately s…

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    Comment #43643257

    Hot take: CSS is actually type safe, just doesn't get compiled & fails gracefully ;P

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    Comment #43635122

    Being from Germany our history classes in school went into great depth about the countries past - and I can't help but feel increasingly scared and left utterly speechless by all t…

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    Comment #43388042

    when technological advancements that actually would allow for BETTER privacy and security, and MORE local-only features are misappropriated for constructing bogus and dishonest jus…

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    Comment #43189549

    supposedly idealistically opposed parties doing something that is in the sense of the argument doesn't prove the argument. Walz might very well have been just as wrong

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    Comment #43133514

    almost everything you have in your home is built for humans, so adopting this form factor is the likeliest to fit everywhere and be able to operate everything

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    Comment #42987532

    Honestly with those numbers, I'm pretty surprised it's even an independent company. Wouldn't such a community of 3-4k people in a very remote location be a prime example where prov…

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    Comment #42592631

    nitpick on your nitpick on the nitpick: a "metacommentary" would be if you'd be commenting on your own text. That's even less important, but I thought you might appreciate such asi…

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    Comment #42592001

    They strangely work quite well together

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    Comment #42591937

    This makes me anxious about net neutrality. Easy to see a future were those bots even get prioritised by your host's ISP, and human users get increasingly pushed to use conversatio…

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    Comment #42591823

    I'm quite surprised by the impression in the first place, since "dancing events" as a way to meet others and connect seems more ubiquitous than ever to me. It may not look much lik…

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    Comment #42591463

    think of an artist posting to Instagram to eventually have successful gallery shows

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    Comment #42591445

    I didn't feel that way, since she specifically points it out and also explains (quite correctly) why this matter is to be treated differently for a newspaper than for any other bus…

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    Comment #42582771

    Hits the nail on the head. I was surprised they even removed the ability to customize the taskbar location - but it still employs the same registry entries, so you can relocate it …

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    Comment #42392513

    This is one of my main topics when integrating design systems for UI concerns, and imho this site does well at demonstrating a central problem and misunderstanding: The author talk…

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    Comment #42262011

    Maybe it's just me, or I might be missing a relevant implication - but I'm having a hard time understanding why so many people have become alarmist about the fact, that things that…

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    Comment #42228174

    "Bad UX" can't be generalized that easily for a simple visual effect, that's highly dependent on the integration. A good integration would: - consider how heavily to use the effect…

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    Comment #42228047

    I would argue that while it _feels_ wasteful to us humans, as we perceive it as a "big recomputation of the rendered graphics", technically it's not. the redrawing of anything that…

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    Comment #42132056

    one could argue aswell that having at least generally satisfying, but at the same time omnipresent "expert assistance" might rather end up empowering you. Feeling confident to be a…

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    Comment #42020382

    Same here. Specially back when Atom was a thing, Notepad++ would always be my "side editor" for any kind of heavy lifting (or even heavy-ish - looking back I really ask myself why …