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I prefer that to listening to the repetitive hold music.

For those that didn't get it, turn your sound on.

I think they fixed it partially. Last time I got instacart delivered the options were: keep your current tip, 5%, 10%, and 15%. You're no longer allowed to edit your tip to 0 but i…

Zipcar laid off one fifth of their workers. https://www.americaninno.com/boston/inno-news-boston/zipcar-...

Bookmarked!

Maybe it's a reference to https://xkcd.com/559/ ?

Yep, it's possible. Looks like you need to prevent the default behavior of the wheel event. Here's a quick example I whipped up: https://codepen.io/yefim/pen/drroer and here's a 5 …

This eerily reminds me of https://hackernoon.com/im-harvesting-credit-card-numbers-and...

Reminds me of [itty.bitty.site]( https://itty.bitty.site/#About/XQAAAAI9BwAAAAAAAAAeHMqHyTY4P... )

Neither is Instagram. Maybe it's related.

Congrats on the new release!

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Do you know why that is the case? Do Android devices project the Display P3 color space into the sRGB color space?

Please include a checkbox to exclude private repos. I have a lot of private work that I just can't let anyone see. Thank you!

Different strokes for different folks but I really love vim split views. I have Ctrl-h, Ctrl-j, Ctrl-k, and Ctrl-l mapped to navigate between my splits with ease as well as using t…

Reminds me of stacksort[1] [1] https://gkoberger.github.io/stacksort/

Here's a direct link to the GIF search engine: http://deepgif.tarzain.com/ It's really incredible how it finds phrases like "clapping man" and "laughing dog".

A link to the blog post would be more descriptive and insightful.

Congrats Redspread team!

Along the same lines, did you get permission from Henry to use his name?

You were so busy wondering if you could do it you never stopped to ask if you should.

How does this compare to Express's cookie parser ( https://github.com/expressjs/cookie-parser ) which relies on cookie ( https://github.com/jshttp/cookie ) for parsing?

How are they vetting drivers? I wouldn't trust a driver if all they had to do to qualify is download the Waze app.

Does this apply to Chromium? Because if not, I'm definitely switching.