Remembering those times as a kid when I'd see a non 7-segment-number component on a liquid crystal display, and I'd wonder if it was even legal.
Remembering those times as a kid when I'd see a non 7-segment-number component on a liquid crystal display, and I'd wonder if it was even legal.
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@nikitonsky This is a pretty standard architecture for a secure, high-availability site on AWS. The biggest cost here is probably the VPC and its endpoints. Based on my experience I'm guessing it should cost roughly $150/month. Perfectly fine for all that it does. Most Wordpress users probably don't need this, but then again most Wordpress users probably don't need Wordpress. Use a static site generator into an S3 bucket for like $5/month, or just sign up for Wordpress.com. @nikitonsky I know someone who was working with AWS, not quite sure the role, but not from what I could tell, launching their own sites/services, but supporting people with accomplishing that, and felt it was a bit of a hellscape.
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Lol. They broke it again. It used to be non-RFC despite the docs a few years ago. Then they fixed it. And now theybroke it again. I can't even imagine *how* you can end up with this format
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@nikitonsky sanpellegrino.com only has links to Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube. The pointer icon could probably mean "we also have a website"? I wrote another article! It’s about our failure, as a society, to solve one of the fundamental CS problems. I am sorry https://tonsky.me/blog/centering/
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@nikitonsky I would add another recommendation: we need at least some degree of getting back into the situation where you can Pick The Damn Box And Drag It Around Until It Looks Good. That would be a recommendation for tool makers. Better baseline control in CSS would also be nice. @nikitonsky And, as always: "Show me your button alignment and I will reveal your org chart". @nikitonsky "Ella was born to Suzy Purnell and Simon Reid. Soon after she was born, her parents split up. Ella stayed with her mother but remained in touch with her father. Her father married a woman named Isabelle and had three sons with her: Enzo Reid, Noa Reid, and Leon Reid. Ella is close to all her three half-brothers." What happens if you try to create a Facebook account but never use it. Not a single post У меня есть второй аккаунт в фейсбуке, которым я вообще не пользуюсь. Сделал когда-то, потому что надо было что-то потестить. На него приходят десятки уведомлений с каким-то спамом в отчаянных попытках получить из меня хоть какой-то engagement. @nikitonsky Better after looking at this glorious photo! What's that gorgeous building in the BG? @nikitonsky Just ducking around in the prod-REPL fixing shit from my bed. Looks like you are having a better time.
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@nikitonsky Kinda exists in macOS in a form of dynamic wallpapers. Here a tool that can create them, if you interested in poking around https://github.com/rlxone/Equinox If you want an annoying cinematography try Sugar (Apple TV+). It’s so completely random! Great article and I can understand the motivation, but unfortunately all this “creativity” does for me is reminding that camera and cameraman exist. Ideally I would prefer to forget about that while watching a movie I am sorry, but I can’t force myself to love new Figma cursors. What are those half-pixel offsets in the arrow? Why is the finger broken? I like the idea in general, but why people who aim at nostalgia always do half-assed job recreating it? It’s always source to destination, from -> to, before -> after. Also known as the most natural order, with timeline going to the right. In this picture it’s deliberately confusing because they call source “target”. Link that you create is a target. Don’t thank me
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@nikitonsky unfortunately in many assembly languages the Intel syntax (wrong order) is used. And it always makes me cry. @nikitonsky On Windows it is the opposite actually 😅 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/mklink mklink link target where target is the source. TIL: turn off “Smart zoom” in Trackpad settings to make right click instant (by default it has ~500ms delay) IT IS SO MUCH BETTER via @tandav
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@nikitonsky @tandav Delay must be in certain apps only? I have smart zoom enabled and in all the things I tested, right click was instant. In which app do you experience the delay? |
@NanoRaptor For me it was VFDs. I could tell the VCR’s display wasn’t LCD or LED, but nobody seemed to know what it was and I had no idea what to search for.
@NanoRaptor technology was cool before it got so ordinary
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I'm guessing Nintendo's Watch and Play would've blown your mind ☺️