The proposed mixin support in CSS will offer a way to reference both button.primary and a.primary without having to duplicate the styles in both, but it’s still in draft status.
I think they remain enjoyable even as fictional; I just would’ve preferred having them described that way to me at the start rather than the pretense of them being autobiographical.
Holding down the camera button does open the AI search for me instead of the Camera app. This can be disabled, if I remember correctly.
Spreading out requires more non-foot travel to get places. Density means things can be closer.
Get off the slop or become the slop.
Address entries are the weirdest places of frustration. Business clients want Google Places to make address input easier. This user wants a single ZIP code entry to begin the process. Why is adding one’s own address…
I only learn when I do things, not when I hear how they work. I think the teacher has the right idea.
Do you also have the slow-motion bug where every second or so a frame or two gets dropped, resulting in stutters in the video?
Bending Spoons has taken at least one of the apps I’ve used and stuffed them full of subscription models in a pretty blatant attempt to wring as much money out of the existing user base before the app becomes obsolete.
It still has plenty of consistency errors and issues for the devs. But even if they fix all the bugs, I still think the UI changes are regressive: now things are buried in even more icons; the menus warp, change color,…
I cancelled my subscription about the same time. The lack of an endorsement is best seen in the context of their choice of headlines and otherwise soft coverage of Trump’s increasingly dictatorial behavior. Taken out of…
LLMs use em dashes because they were trained on content made by actual writers. Actual writers still exist and they still use em dashes.
It sounds very familiar to a fundamentalist Christian, taught in either private or home schools that fostered that sort of thinking.
Isn’t it used to write out “ally” in l33t speak?
It feels funny having to connect a keyboard and mouse to the iPhone or run the iPhone through the Mirroring Tool on a MacBook to properly write in the Journal app.
> Half the country voted for Trump. Half. And many academics think they are racists and fascists. That is an inaccurate statement: half of the people who voted did so for Trump. Only about 64% of the people who were…
Oh, I think you’re right; I remember it back then and I think it did die. :(
There's also lenticular cards: https://gifpop.io/
https://www.propublica.org/article/climate-change-homes-insu...
No, it blocks that by default, but the program offers additional filtering options, too.
Bart is a scholar, Lee is an apologist. The two aren't even attempting to make the same case nor are they necessarily speaking to the same type of audience.
It is specifically written in and prohibited for one book, the Book of Revelation in the Christian New Testament. The Bible is not univocal and claims made in one book in its collection might not apply to the other…
I think it depends on what one uses as the definition of intersection. Is it the actual point where the two roads collide, or is it at the stop line?
I find it's better for me to just miss the turn while I wait behind the line. I've seen too many instances where that doesn't work out the way it's intended to want to make it a habit for me anymore.
I disagree. The first car doesn't even cross their side of the pedestrian crossing before the red light blinks on, so they have had ample time to prepare to stop and are running a red light. The second car is more…
The proposed mixin support in CSS will offer a way to reference both button.primary and a.primary without having to duplicate the styles in both, but it’s still in draft status.
I think they remain enjoyable even as fictional; I just would’ve preferred having them described that way to me at the start rather than the pretense of them being autobiographical.
Holding down the camera button does open the AI search for me instead of the Camera app. This can be disabled, if I remember correctly.
Spreading out requires more non-foot travel to get places. Density means things can be closer.
Get off the slop or become the slop.
Address entries are the weirdest places of frustration. Business clients want Google Places to make address input easier. This user wants a single ZIP code entry to begin the process. Why is adding one’s own address…
I only learn when I do things, not when I hear how they work. I think the teacher has the right idea.
Do you also have the slow-motion bug where every second or so a frame or two gets dropped, resulting in stutters in the video?
Bending Spoons has taken at least one of the apps I’ve used and stuffed them full of subscription models in a pretty blatant attempt to wring as much money out of the existing user base before the app becomes obsolete.
It still has plenty of consistency errors and issues for the devs. But even if they fix all the bugs, I still think the UI changes are regressive: now things are buried in even more icons; the menus warp, change color,…
I cancelled my subscription about the same time. The lack of an endorsement is best seen in the context of their choice of headlines and otherwise soft coverage of Trump’s increasingly dictatorial behavior. Taken out of…
LLMs use em dashes because they were trained on content made by actual writers. Actual writers still exist and they still use em dashes.
It sounds very familiar to a fundamentalist Christian, taught in either private or home schools that fostered that sort of thinking.
Isn’t it used to write out “ally” in l33t speak?
It feels funny having to connect a keyboard and mouse to the iPhone or run the iPhone through the Mirroring Tool on a MacBook to properly write in the Journal app.
> Half the country voted for Trump. Half. And many academics think they are racists and fascists. That is an inaccurate statement: half of the people who voted did so for Trump. Only about 64% of the people who were…
Oh, I think you’re right; I remember it back then and I think it did die. :(
There's also lenticular cards: https://gifpop.io/
https://www.propublica.org/article/climate-change-homes-insu...
No, it blocks that by default, but the program offers additional filtering options, too.
Bart is a scholar, Lee is an apologist. The two aren't even attempting to make the same case nor are they necessarily speaking to the same type of audience.
It is specifically written in and prohibited for one book, the Book of Revelation in the Christian New Testament. The Bible is not univocal and claims made in one book in its collection might not apply to the other…
I think it depends on what one uses as the definition of intersection. Is it the actual point where the two roads collide, or is it at the stop line?
I find it's better for me to just miss the turn while I wait behind the line. I've seen too many instances where that doesn't work out the way it's intended to want to make it a habit for me anymore.
I disagree. The first car doesn't even cross their side of the pedestrian crossing before the red light blinks on, so they have had ample time to prepare to stop and are running a red light. The second car is more…