The docs actively discourage you from doing this. https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles#avoiding-prematu...
Most communities rely on third party moderation services and tools which will also be impacted by the API changes. Many have said that moderating larger communities will be untenable without them.
Hopefully 3 will do a better job of syncing, I had so many sync issues with 2 that I switched to Todoist.
Their tagline "Mother knows everything" is terrifying.
I wonder if this is mostly meant to get consumers' attention and gently nudge them towards paying $40 extra for the 3DS. i.e. "$130 for a Gameboy? That's not bad. well if I pay $40 extra I can get a much nicer one..."
Why is iPhone exclusivity still a Thing? With Android holding 70.4% of the current smartphone marketshare to iOS's 17.8%, it's ridiculous to launch a startup and ignore that large of a potential userbase. Not only that,…
Apache is a process- and thread-driven application, but Nginx is event-driven. The practical effect of this design difference is that a small number of Nginx "worker" processes can plow through enormous stacks of…
Can't they just be tried in absentia?
The docs actively discourage you from doing this. https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles#avoiding-prematu...
Most communities rely on third party moderation services and tools which will also be impacted by the API changes. Many have said that moderating larger communities will be untenable without them.
Hopefully 3 will do a better job of syncing, I had so many sync issues with 2 that I switched to Todoist.
Their tagline "Mother knows everything" is terrifying.
I wonder if this is mostly meant to get consumers' attention and gently nudge them towards paying $40 extra for the 3DS. i.e. "$130 for a Gameboy? That's not bad. well if I pay $40 extra I can get a much nicer one..."
Why is iPhone exclusivity still a Thing? With Android holding 70.4% of the current smartphone marketshare to iOS's 17.8%, it's ridiculous to launch a startup and ignore that large of a potential userbase. Not only that,…
Apache is a process- and thread-driven application, but Nginx is event-driven. The practical effect of this design difference is that a small number of Nginx "worker" processes can plow through enormous stacks of…
Can't they just be tried in absentia?