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airport terminal maps and regulations for every major airport in the united states

I'm interested in if putting a disclaimer in your twitter bio will be used in court.

"DISCLAIMER: My tweets are NOT recommendations to enter a stock. - Ideas shared on Twitter are NOT buy or sell signals. DO NOT TRADE BASED ON SOCIAL MEDIA."

This disclaimer was in @Ultra_Calls description

Completely agree, ship it using tsc and in pure esm. Its time to move on from CJS

I sold enough to pay off double my initial investment, so i'm not too mad about cloudflare, but i agree and will be buying more.

I assume they've either partnered with a service like reelgood or justwatch or built their own version.

I think slack can now pick a random response without a node server somewhere https://slack.com/resources/using-slack/a-guide-to-slackbot-... see the Funny and delightful responses section.

I'm not sure you can name it marvin though.

I agree, but it can be made easier by exposing named functions that help like useUnmount

https://github.com/streamich/react-use/blob/master/src/useUn...

webpack 5 is still used, SWC would replace babel-loader

I'm in glen park neighborhood of sf, it's the suburbs basically. I see them anytime I walk outside, but I don't think I keep track of which company I see driving by. It could be waymo, cruise, etc.

I think the real lock in is with serverless deployments. Its currently pretty hard to deploy nextjs to aws lambda on your own.

I thought they would announce a vercel@edge product since they made everything work with webassembly. Maybe later?

Had the same issue, picked up fork and it seems to be the closest of any alternative i've tried. https://fork.dev

Had the same question. Is it the in app web view? Wouldn't that be safari/chrome depending on platform?

cloudflare's blog post - https://blog.cloudflare.com/free-privacy-first-analytics-for...

landing page - https://www.cloudflare.com/web-analytics/

Finally https://sir.idont.date/in.hell

I worked at walmart labs for 3 years and that is correct. We had one, on premise, service that phoned home for license information to an AWS address and our request to whitelist the ip address had to go up to the CTO.

so what you're saying is you avoid vue's poor typescript support by not using typescript

Not that i'd put php users and vue users in the same overlapping venn diagram. Global mixins is probably the biggest anti-pattern I see in vue. Vue also allows some stuff like accessing this.$parent and v-for and v-if loops on the same element like angular 1. Really just any of the bad parts of angular 1 that vue brought over and other frameworks including react and Angular v2 did away with.

I work at an all typescript shop and I really recommend checking out https://github.com/xojs/eslint-config-xo-typescript#readme as this is a full time open source developer that has to field all kinds of PR's from strangers. So it saves them time if the linter flags things they're trying to avoid.

Annoying bugs being patched is another reason to buy. Often cannot get the latest version without buying retail.

I've heard the same typescript feedback from coworkers. Another commenter already linked to the official docs, I always link them to https://github.com/sindresorhus/type-fest#readme which has links and docs of the built in types and can be installed for more.

renaming a class in vscode works in js and ts via typescript language service.

probably better off using the latest stable version with the composition api package if you're looking to start using the vue 3 syntax. https://www.npmjs.com/package/@vue/composition-api

I always use http://node.green because it also tells me if I can use it yet/soon.

Same. The images on a few of the pages look like classic conspiracy theory style images. How do you even describe that style? Mashed together and annotated with lines connecting other things. https://fuckoffgoogle.de/no-tax-no-law/

I had a good experience with "tronscript" found here on reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/TronScript/ It removes a lot of the crap that ships with windows 10 along with disabling telemetry. It was a decent place to start with a new windows computer.

github: https://github.com/bmrf/tron

If anything you'd use wasm in electron.

I also like lungo for the menu bar. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lungo/id1263070803

more info - https://blog.sindresorhus.com/lungo-b364a6c2745f

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Had my iphone pickpocketed in Indio, CA and was relentlessly texted icloud looking links. I spent the time to report a few of the fake icloud websites to their hosting provider, hetzner. They took them down and that made me feel slightly better. The phone did eventually call home, GPS said it was in china.

its one of the few options you can use on both windows and osx with the same themes and plugins etc. However, i agree, it wasn't able to get me to stop using item2