You would probably need to face voters questioning whether that's the best way to use their money.
Really nice project, I'm looking forward to trying it! Would it be possible to process songs on one device, and then use the result in another, or even multiple? Or would it be possible to run as separate server /…
I hope the author can specify a language for the page, like <html lang="en">. On a system using Chinese as the first language, all the curly quotes are rendered in full width, making sentences looking terrible.
I contributed this change in Vite 8: > Wasm SSR support: .wasm?init imports now work in SSR environments, expanding Vite's WebAssembly feature to server-side rendering. While the process was relatively slow, I really…
And that tiny thing is actually one of the last to collapse...
I have a nice application of this technique: when I saw some good discount of something online that I'm not sure whether I really need, I put it aside. Later when I looked at it again, it is often out of stock, so…
Don't have any particular brand recommendation. I have been mostly looking for products marketed as compatible with Tuya Zigbee. It seems they are manufactured under many different brands, and usually at the cheaper…
I have quite different observations. IKEA's Zigbee devices are the least stable devices I own and with smaller feature set. For example, I have more than a dozen Zigbee smart outlet around my home, and the IKEA one is…
Except it is hard to imagine there to be enough demand all the time to sustain this for every hour they work, and even in case there is, they would be happy busy making so many burgers for maybe eight hours in a row…
Not sure whether they are already doing this, but the fiber could simply connect to a relay rather than the operator themselves, that way the operator can still hide far from the connected system and use wireless…
> Electricity generation typically results in lots of waste heat Typically, but may no longer be true with renewables. I don't think any of solar pv, wind, and hydro generates significant heat in the process of their…
This is true, but I only learnt about it after many years into this career, and to be honest I don't enjoy it very much. I still enjoy working with machines more than people.
Canva and Affinity just released another news [1] which makes the pledge that > We know this model has been a key part of the Affinity offering and we are committed to continue to offer perpetual licenses in the future.…
I agree that the help page isn't very helpful. I had to reach out internally to understand what it is doing and why it is there.
I realized that we provide an option called "Flatten PDF" [1] which does exactly what you described: flatten everything including text into a big image per page. It makes all text unselectable and also produces a very…
> Now the question is, will I ever get any updates to Photo/Design/Publisher? They answered the question in their FAQ: > Will my Affinity apps still get updates? > Yes! We have many free updates planned for V2, with a…
> If Affinity had a great business of their own, they wouldn’t need to sell. They don't need to. They mentioned that in their FAQ: > We have to say that selling Serif was not on our minds at all, but when Canva…
> "... Currently there are no plans for changes to our business model" They mentioned exactly that in the FAQ: > Canva’s business model is subscription, are there any plans to change how Affinity is sold? > There are no…
In Canva we do care about accessibility. While I admit our editor may still have a long way to go on providing an accessible editing experience, unselectable text in export result is more likely an overlooked bug than…
Hello, I'm an engineer in Canva's editing team, which is also responsible for rendering of designs. Text in our PDF export should generally be selectable and copyable. I just tested one presentation template I recently…
Mel and Cliff are not even 40. See the Australian young rich list, they are the first one and two: https://www.afr.com/young-rich/the-10-richest-young-australi...
I was not saying we have to be all on renewable perfectly. We are too far from even reaching a reasonable level. Power generation at night is dominated by coal plants. The linked article is interesting, and it kinda…
Every time I saw this kind of discussions, my first question is, what happens when sun is not shining? Like in the night or when it's very cloudy? In many places in Australia, we have so many solar panels installed…
So there is nothing about being proprietary, but just about using IM? I don't fully agree. IMs are a great place to discuss issues in a semi-synchronous way. Telecon or face-to-face meetings are sometimes better in…
Yes, they are proprietary, which is not great. But I don't buy the allegation that they are not indexed or searchable. There are very few IMs that provide builtin publicly accessable log indexed or searchable by…
You would probably need to face voters questioning whether that's the best way to use their money.
Really nice project, I'm looking forward to trying it! Would it be possible to process songs on one device, and then use the result in another, or even multiple? Or would it be possible to run as separate server /…
I hope the author can specify a language for the page, like <html lang="en">. On a system using Chinese as the first language, all the curly quotes are rendered in full width, making sentences looking terrible.
I contributed this change in Vite 8: > Wasm SSR support: .wasm?init imports now work in SSR environments, expanding Vite's WebAssembly feature to server-side rendering. While the process was relatively slow, I really…
And that tiny thing is actually one of the last to collapse...
I have a nice application of this technique: when I saw some good discount of something online that I'm not sure whether I really need, I put it aside. Later when I looked at it again, it is often out of stock, so…
Don't have any particular brand recommendation. I have been mostly looking for products marketed as compatible with Tuya Zigbee. It seems they are manufactured under many different brands, and usually at the cheaper…
I have quite different observations. IKEA's Zigbee devices are the least stable devices I own and with smaller feature set. For example, I have more than a dozen Zigbee smart outlet around my home, and the IKEA one is…
Except it is hard to imagine there to be enough demand all the time to sustain this for every hour they work, and even in case there is, they would be happy busy making so many burgers for maybe eight hours in a row…
Not sure whether they are already doing this, but the fiber could simply connect to a relay rather than the operator themselves, that way the operator can still hide far from the connected system and use wireless…
> Electricity generation typically results in lots of waste heat Typically, but may no longer be true with renewables. I don't think any of solar pv, wind, and hydro generates significant heat in the process of their…
This is true, but I only learnt about it after many years into this career, and to be honest I don't enjoy it very much. I still enjoy working with machines more than people.
Canva and Affinity just released another news [1] which makes the pledge that > We know this model has been a key part of the Affinity offering and we are committed to continue to offer perpetual licenses in the future.…
I agree that the help page isn't very helpful. I had to reach out internally to understand what it is doing and why it is there.
I realized that we provide an option called "Flatten PDF" [1] which does exactly what you described: flatten everything including text into a big image per page. It makes all text unselectable and also produces a very…
> Now the question is, will I ever get any updates to Photo/Design/Publisher? They answered the question in their FAQ: > Will my Affinity apps still get updates? > Yes! We have many free updates planned for V2, with a…
> If Affinity had a great business of their own, they wouldn’t need to sell. They don't need to. They mentioned that in their FAQ: > We have to say that selling Serif was not on our minds at all, but when Canva…
> "... Currently there are no plans for changes to our business model" They mentioned exactly that in the FAQ: > Canva’s business model is subscription, are there any plans to change how Affinity is sold? > There are no…
In Canva we do care about accessibility. While I admit our editor may still have a long way to go on providing an accessible editing experience, unselectable text in export result is more likely an overlooked bug than…
Hello, I'm an engineer in Canva's editing team, which is also responsible for rendering of designs. Text in our PDF export should generally be selectable and copyable. I just tested one presentation template I recently…
Mel and Cliff are not even 40. See the Australian young rich list, they are the first one and two: https://www.afr.com/young-rich/the-10-richest-young-australi...
I was not saying we have to be all on renewable perfectly. We are too far from even reaching a reasonable level. Power generation at night is dominated by coal plants. The linked article is interesting, and it kinda…
Every time I saw this kind of discussions, my first question is, what happens when sun is not shining? Like in the night or when it's very cloudy? In many places in Australia, we have so many solar panels installed…
So there is nothing about being proprietary, but just about using IM? I don't fully agree. IMs are a great place to discuss issues in a semi-synchronous way. Telecon or face-to-face meetings are sometimes better in…
Yes, they are proprietary, which is not great. But I don't buy the allegation that they are not indexed or searchable. There are very few IMs that provide builtin publicly accessable log indexed or searchable by…