What a waste of money. The code is hosted on GitHub and it takes 1 minute to move the site to GitHub Pages.
$0/year, forever.
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$0/year, forever.
How’s that a good experience?
On mobile it would be super easy to just have it snap in place: one flick goes to the next “slide.”
But no. Let’s treat websites as videos and the scroll as a way to manually play them.
Sort of similar to how “Asian parents push their children to become doctors.” It’s not necessarily that Asians are smarter, but they do work hard to achieve what they want… statistically speaking.
It’s like having a “free” street light and, instead of just enjoying the light, you pull its cables and plug your AC in.
The free service is just for the light.
Also modesty won’t get you anywhere in your career.
Had the XHTML2 standard been adopted by many, browsers would have still had to support all the other non-X HTML documents, which would have never disappeared.
HTML5, with the exception of the new elements, just formalized the existing web parsing strategies for better cross compatibility.
As a web user, I don’t miss the days of XHTML sites randomly completely breaking because some tag wasn’t closed.
As a developer, I only miss XHTML2’s support for `href` on any element.
However I’m not familiar with the situation.
It would make to call it iPhone 11 Lite or something alone those lines (iPhone 11T?)
Same goes for youtube-dl versus wget. The latter is a relatively “dumb” download tool.
Same identical country, different rules.
Still, I know what you’re talking about and it’s awful how many “gurus” suggest all that noise.
In this case the archive.org link is a 403 for me while the original works.
Keep in mind that:
- Most Vietnamese traffic is on 2 wheels; motorbikes are inherently less safe, that's not necessarily related to traffic rules.
- "The [US] federal government estimates that per mile traveled in 2016, the number of deaths on motorcycles was nearly 28 times the number in cars." [1]
I would classify Vietnam as safer for a biker than the US.
That said, street safety can certainly be improved in Vietnam: people wear dirt-cheap helmets that protect nothing. [2]
[1]: https://www.iihs.org/topics/fatality-statistics/detail/motor... [2]: https://noipictures.photoshelter.com/image/I0000TpoYiE1y2Nw
Example: often you can cut the oncoming traffic off and turn left before them. This has the advantage of not having to wait 2 minutes in the middle of the road hoping that some poor soul will let you go. Instead, you just do it and people will slow down without honking at you (ironically, since they basically use the honk as a “I’m here too” signal)
Which one is better? Having left turns take forever or simply slowing down for 2 seconds when you cross an intersection?
Driving on motorbikes especially is infinitely smoother than in any other countries. I’ll take driving in Ho Chi Minh City over LA any day.
If you cut people off in the US people will honk, get unreasonably mad and chances are a police car will appear out of nowhere.
I should give her a call.
I was just complaining about addresses and not this specific handling of ZIP codes by UK’s post.
First Last
Street # or Building Name if any
18.0000 -7.0000
USA
And in less dense areas you might not need the second line either:
First Last
18.0000 -7.0000
If you're on mac and have an iPhone, same thing is happening across the whole OS.
Available WiFis, even if you're not connected to one, will be used by your OS to provide location as well.
This uses the basic Geolocation API, you can look up how your computer figures out its location for more detailed info.
Of course you’ll hear a lot more noise from the users of the browser with the larger share by a wide margin.
The domain is still yours and you can move it later just like any other domain.
There’s virtually no disadvantage in this deal unless the provider prevents you from changing DNS records.
Just because you solve their main issue it doesn’t mean that money will be “reinvested” by an uneducated person. You can still have grants for people with ideas, but handing out bills in villages isn’t going to change their lives.
While it’s a joke, they’re not particularly far from the truth, as noted in a different comment here. They do indeed wait for some parts to respond.
> The Houthi have clown prince Mohammad bin Salman by the balls and can squeeze those at will.
Perhaps don’t link to propaganda blogs.
I haven’t worked since and got stuck taking care of some popular open source projects I can’t stop working on.
I can’t get out of this loop and my skills are becoming obsolete and forgotten.
I have on the other hand learned the basics of 3 South East Asian languages while living here. That’s all my life has become now.