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rsoto
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Comment #48287357
Yeah, OP just unwinded himself, no filter. You can be truthful and open with friends and family, close people to you. You absolutely shouldn't when talking with strangers.
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Comment #46621839
https://www.therror.com/
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Comment #42164455
Great article, it must have been a lot of work (I've been on the very same road), so I'd do the same with some affiliate links. I ran away from Mailchimp more than 5 years ago when…
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Comment #42103733
With the manifest v3 debacle they have a golden opportunity in their hands. They can promoting the fact that they work for you rather than advertisers, they could explain what true…
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Comment #41300596
Ankane's Onnx runtime for ruby is so easy to use that makes you wonder why the official repo for js is so difficult to understand. This guy's a hero, although I'm only scratching t…
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Comment #40883049
I have a quite big userscript that fixes all the little annoyances I've been finding on the sites I often visit. Is the click area too small? I fixed it. Is there a really big form…
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Comment #40290839
Great explanation, just last week I was explaining these concepts to a new dev in our team. The visuals are really helpful to get the point across.
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Comment #40281223
Best tool I've found is Testi@[1]. It's really affordable and it supports basically everything out there. * Disclaimer: Not affiliated, just a happy customer. - [1] https://testi.a…
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Comment #40213954
IMO MutationObserver's API is a bit difficult to grasp. For simpler cases for getting a callback when an element is created, I use spect[1] or sentinel[2]. 1: https://github.com/dy…
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Comment #39396744
I feel like you're arguing against yourself.
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Comment #39253668
I'm on the fence. While I think some of these features should be absolutely not part of a browser's scope, I think there will always be legitimate use cases. What I'm absolutely co…
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Comment #39204102
So you got sold a subdomain? That's a new one for me.
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Comment #38843133
SEEKING WORK | Mexico | Remote Only 4-person team comprised of multidisciplinary roles in development, design, UI/UX and marketing that can bring an MVP to production in just a few…
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Comment #38491661
SEEKING WORK | Mexico | Remote Only 4-person team comprised of multidisciplinary roles in development, design, UI/UX and marketing that can bring an MVP to production in just a few…
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Comment #36230033
It's really weird how it just assumes that the question should be answered as a code snippet in Python. It's weirder that Google thinks that this is a good showcase of better logic…
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Comment #35203516
I've been blogging for 20+ years on my personal website [1] (disclaimer: it's in spanish). I started it when I was a teenager as a way to teach myself discipline. I used to write e…
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Comment #33511128
I wish something like this existed for TVs. Since I got my eyesight procedure 10+ years ago, I soon noticed I was quite sensitive to lights that didn't affect me at all (maybe my v…
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Comment #32838580
They're multi-color. For example, you could have a font with a 3D-effect, its shadow and lighting could be different from the actual block. Look at the first image of the post to s…
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Comment #32596055
> Why does the feedback link on the blog post go to a personal LinkedIn page? That's how you know they really don't want to hear from you.
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Comment #31914383
I remember back in late 2018, early 2019 I downloaded the Nightly version, Mozilla had been hinting on a rewrite for a while and I wanted to see what they were up to. This version …
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Comment #31127125
Additionally, something to tell me whether my PC will go to sleep or not if left alone. OP's problem happens to me every so often that I need to make sure the PC is indeed going to…
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Comment #30939060
https://www.therror.com/ It's my personal blog I've been writing on since 2002.
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Comment #30327176
Have you heard of AdonisJS[1]? A couple of years ago we had JS as a hard requirement for a new project, and coming from a Rails background, Adoins was really good. 1: https://adoni…
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Comment #30291847
I actually wrote a userscript in order to hide them.