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commit c78a87a49573dd4df613bc6f04f66acf28b5b4da
Author: Gianni Tam-McMillan <25732197+gtmgianni@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed May 27 20:46:54 2020 +0100
Remove netsurf (#83291)
=> https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask/pull/83291
Why?
> No longer appears to offer a macOS download
Poo π’ I guess this is the upstream author's fault here. Not Homebrew's π =
commit c78a87a49573dd4df613bc6f04f66acf28b5b4da
Author: Gianni Tam-McMillan <25732197+gtmgianni@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed May 27 20:46:54 2020 +0100
Remove netsurf (#83291)
=> https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask/pull/83291
Why?
> No longer appears to offer a macOS download
Poo π’ I guess this is the upstream author's fault here. Not Homebrew's π =
homebrew/cask repo to find out why...
homebrew/cask repo to find out why...
TIL: Typora, a Markdown editor I use on Desktop (macOS) and support (I pay for it) _actualy_ supports custom export, I _might_ be able to do something like "Export to Hedgedoc" π€
TIL: Typora, a Markdown editor I use on Desktop (macOS) and support (I pay for it) _actualy_ supports custom export, I _might_ be able to do something like "Export to Hedgedoc" π€
yarnd web interface works "okay" in it, so we'll _try_ our best not to break that experience π -- I'm not going out of my way to install it though, unless it has a Homebrew formulae, I'm not going to spend the extra time/energy π
yarnd web interface works "okay" in it, so we'll _try_ our best not to break that experience π -- I'm not going out of my way to install it though, unless it has a Homebrew formulae, I'm not going to spend the extra time/energy π
Oh nevermind, I'll go look it up π
Oh nevermind, I'll go look it up π
> @prologic Great analogy!
Was entirely sarcastic?! π€¦ββοΈ I don't even know how to "socal"(ize) with you anymore π³
You _realize_ sarcasm without any kind of "emotion" or "indication" (however you choose to express that) is quite hard to pick up on right? π
> @prologic Great analogy!
Was entirely sarcastic?! π€¦ββοΈ I don't even know how to "socal"(ize) with you anymore π³
You _realize_ sarcasm without any kind of "emotion" or "indication" (however you choose to express that) is quite hard to pick up on right? π
So really I don't care π Until Web Assembly becomes mainstream, this is all a moot point π
So really I don't care π Until Web Assembly becomes mainstream, this is all a moot point π
To be clear, there is a difference we make between "Configuration" and "Preference" The code even makes this distinction as well π
To be clear, there is a difference we make between "Configuration" and "Preference" The code even makes this distinction as well π
/bin/sh with lua and getting mksws to use Lua as your "dynamic" parts of your SSG π
/bin/sh with lua and getting mksws to use Lua as your "dynamic" parts of your SSG π
X is configurable at the Pod level (with a sensible default). For example Github Profiles allow you to pin 4 repos?
X is configurable at the Pod level (with a sensible default). For example Github Profiles allow you to pin 4 repos?
netsurf browser before π Can you screenshot what it looks like?Also nice Avatar mate! π
netsurf browser before π Can you screenshot what it looks like?Also nice Avatar mate! π
@ullarah is asking for feedback and discussions on improving the overall UX and giving more choices to users. Please contribute π€ #Yarn #UX
@ullarah is asking for feedback and discussions on improving the overall UX and giving more choices to users. Please contribute π€ #Yarn #UX
mkws + lua π
mkws + lura π
mkws + lua π
> But I disagree with the custom attributes and stuff, Iβd rather do my binding manually.
Same here π I tend to follow a principle of "least surprise". If it surprises a user or a developer, then you've probably done it wrong or it's poorly documented or doesn't fit with the general culture and metal models of most folks or all of the above.
It's called the principle of least surprise.
> But I disagree with the custom attributes and stuff, Iβd rather do my binding manually.
Same here π I tend to follow a principle of "least surprise". If it surprises a user or a developer, then you've probably done it wrong or it's poorly documented or doesn't fit with the general culture and metal models of most folks or all of the above.
It's called the principle of least surprise.
I've been reading up on, watching documentaries and generally following the research and alarming trends of Bees around the world on/off; and if we allow Bees and their habitats to continue to be slaughtered by scumbacks like all the political parties that don't give a shit about anything but their back pocket, we, the human species are fucked.
I've been reading up on, watching documentaries and generally following the research and alarming trends of Bees around the world on/off; and if we allow Bees and their habitats to continue to be slaughtered by scumbacks like all the political parties that don't give a shit about anything but their back pocket, we, the human species are fucked.
yarnd -- Or just straight up vanilla Javascript.I _think_ you're missing the point entirely. Mithril is as small-as-you-can-get-it "framework" that makes building SPA(s) (Single Page Apps) -- ala React-style -- without magicβ’ and as lightweight as possible.
VUe is NOT this, no matter what fork or variant π
cc @markwylde π€
yarnd -- Or just straight up vanilla Javascript.I _think_ you're missing the point entirely. Mithril is as small-as-you-can-get-it "framework" that makes building SPA(s) (Single Page Apps) -- ala React-style -- without magicβ’ and as lightweight as possible.
VUe is NOT this, no matter what fork or variant π
cc @markwylde π€
twt-footnotes
twt-footnotes
For anyone wanting to get into _modern_ Web Development with Go and Mithril π
For anyone wanting to get into _modern_ Web Development with Go and Mithril π
π π π
π π π
> and because they're difficult to self-host in any way, due to
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> the abuse of web technologies, for example, many JavaScript frameworks,
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> or Python, or whatever
ππ π
> and because they're difficult to self-host in any way, due to
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> the abuse of web technologies, for example, many JavaScript frameworks,
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> or Python, or whatever
ππ π
I smell lawsuits coming...
I smell lawsuits coming...