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Re:Show HN: NearBeach an open sourced project management system
on Friday February 07, 2020 @11:20PM (#22273844)
Thank you for sharing your project.
I had an issue with using the demo: Because of the "springy" layout where all the fields expand to the frame size, everything just looked like a grid which blended together. It was hard to isolate individual fields and to see where one field ended and another began. I think the low-contrast borders contributed to the issue.
Re:Sand dunes can 'communicate' with each other
on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @11:23AM (#22237367)
Why do people always try to separate certain qualities or behaviors as being "human only"?
Re:Google tracks individual users per Chrome installation ID
on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @11:20AM (#22237330)
Don't forget that just about any registration requires recaptcha these days
Re:I became a Perl 5 programmer by mistake
on Saturday January 25, 2020 @10:10AM (#22146520)
>My reasoning is that it is ubiquitous (on Unix platforms at least), fast and likely to be preinstalled. I use my accounting program a lot, and I often tinker with various flavours of Unix. With a P5 implementation I can start from a clean Linux distro, bootstrap my user account from a git repo, and my program is ready to go straight out of the gate.
QFT
Re:VCs Are Just Tired
on Thursday January 16, 2020 @11:43PM (#22071918)
Unsubscribe from job, unsubscribe from rent, trade remaining assets for a good sleeping bag, become neo-indigenous.
Re:Autocomplete as an Interface (2015)
on Thursday January 16, 2020 @11:38AM (#22066147)
I've definitely noticed a difference.
I have been developing my current project using IntelliJ, which makes it easy to jump from function call to function definition.
Once I had to do some maintenance on a live copy using vim, where I don't know how to use those features, I decided to gradually redesign things to have fewer levels of nesting for easier maintenance.
Re:On Pair Programming
on Wednesday January 15, 2020 @06:13PM (#22059886)
I fake it by doing a screen capture of myself working and then playing it back.
Re:Loudness war
on Wednesday January 08, 2020 @01:20AM (#21988864)
This is a great point. When I'm listening on laptop speakers, every little bit of extra loudness helps.
Re:A former Egyptian engineer found the secret to building a big gas-s...
on Sunday January 05, 2020 @11:12AM (#21961885)
This page is blank (though very tall) without JS.
Re:Google Fi replacing phones under warranty with refurbished phones
on Thursday January 02, 2020 @10:55PM (#21942994)
It does seem unfair, and it's also a common practice. Apple does it too.
Re:Which Emoji Scissors Close?
on Thursday January 02, 2020 @09:55PM (#21942660)
Sadly, I only see the first image, and the rest are behind links. Each link requires me to press "Yes", before being redirected, sometimes to the intended link, others to the link I tried to view an hour ago.
Re:Ask HN: Options for Virus scanning of documents uploaded to my web ...
on Sunday December 29, 2019 @09:41AM (#21906076)
Well, I saw this in the queue not far from your submission:
Re:Building a new Windows 3.1 app in 2019: A Slack Client
on Sunday December 22, 2019 @11:07PM (#21861424)
I feel obligated to comment, so that others are not led astray by parent comment, which is INCORRECT:
<noscript> works just fine in pre-JS browsers, at least all of the ones I've tried.
It works exactly as designed: Text between <noscript> and </noscript> is displayed in browsers without JS enabled (or supported).
I am not aware of any browsers where this is not the case, and I've tested in many, including Mosaic 1.x-3.x, NN 1.x-4.x, Opera up to 3.62, and others.
(You probably happened to visit my site during an upgrade. Sorry about that.)