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  • Hey, this is awesome for saving space when writing things to NFC tags! Every bit still matters with those suckers

  • Rimworld players love this one simple trick

  • I'm always up to date on the grocery store sales in my area and when there's something especially good on sale I will show up at the store when it opens at 7:30.

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  • I thiiiink the thing with UX is that they consider overall usability and click paths, while UI is more down in the reeds and looks at more specific things like alignment, design language and color choices. The line between seems pretty blurry though, and how it works in practice probably differs widely between companies.

    A good UX/UI team can make or break a project. As a Frontend-focused software dev, that kinda hurts admitting. It's just always very frustrating to deal with them, because designers are specialized in design. So they neither know about technical limitations that make trivial seeming things hard (like conditionally changing a buttons color based on server state) but they also don't know about technical "freebies" that the libraries we use give us (like just telling a component that they can overflow and render things wherever you want in ways that Figma would never allow you to design). So talking to them is hard, which leads to a spiral of never talking to them, fucking up the UX, and then dodging them while they try to get the UX fixed. That just sucks for everyone involved.

    Hating the Design Team is apparently such a universal experience that Josh W Comeau has a great article on it. Really worth the 15min read, if you want to improve your relationship with the design team!

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  • Software devs also hate UX/UI Designers.And Product Owners.And Scrum Masters.And Software Architects.And Security/Compliance Managers.And QA Testers.And worst of all... Software devs.

  • I'm vegan, have no intention of ever buying a car and plan on never having children. That's probably as much individual action as anyone can ask for. Anything after that is up to corporations and governments, so we should make sure they are incentivized to do the right thing 👍

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  • far as i know they, like all birds, have cloacas

    ?? Yeah, all reptiles have cloacas... idk why that would have any relevance to what comes out of them though

  • Time to build more PWAs please?

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  • Do birds piss like that? I thought they just made urates like snakes?

  • Everytime

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  • Had to google it, but those books do actually exist!! I am totally getting them as a decoration on my desk at work.

  • That's a cool concept to live by!

  • mess

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  • I started out as a React developer and have been radicalized when I wanted to optimize my hobby website to run on crappy mobile data. The thing sends 3MB of Javascript on every full page refresh. I am now learning jQuery.

  • C level

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  • I don't get it

  • I recently switched from Motorola to a Pixel 9 and I'm very happy! Absolutely hated the 5 minutes that the Pixel was running stock Android tho (they remapped the Off button to an AI button and I couldn't figure out how to power down the phone), but once that crap was gone and GrapheneOS was installed I stayed 100% content. I'm not even a particularly security focused person, but Graphene's dedication to keeping bloatware and unnecessary dumb shit off the OS has been very appreciated

  • That does sound like a fun Friday night

  • I'm from Germany, there's an App here called Vinted which is a platform for people to sell Second Hand Clothes to each other (afaik it's also available in many other European countries). Just the sheer amount of users usually means that you can get any item that you could get at a store. I usually use it to buy Eco-friendly brands that are too expensive for me to buy new (I found several of my favourite ArmedAngels Jeans there for like 30€ tops!)

    I've also been dipping my toes into sewing clothes myself from thrifted fabric. Made these cool pants just last weekend!

  • If it's worth doing, it's worth half-assing. Don't get caught in the details of trying to do something perfectly if it would benefit you more to do it at all.

  • Yes, but we've been having a few hot days around here and temperatures over 30°C really degrade the effectiveness of the medication. I bought a sewing machine on Saturday.

  • You guys have stable hobbies..?If you count "starting new hobbies" as a hobby, then I could get like 4-5 hobbies out of it, around 200-250$ is a reasonable buy-in for a new one.