Cool! It looks awesome. I did see some "ghost legs" on the bumblebee. How does that sort of artifact happen?
Readit Newscssinate commented on I have left Branch and am no longer involved with Nova Launcher teslacoilapps.com/nova/so... · Posted by u/ktosobcy
One of my favourite features of Nova is swiping up or down on an icon for alternative actions. Anyone know of another launcher that can do that?
cssinate commented on Far – Sublime Inspired Find and Replace github.com/ibilalkayy/far... · Posted by u/weinzierl
README says `--tartget` - is that really the flag? Or is it supposed to say `target`?
cssinate commented on Show HN: Hyvector – A fast and modern SVG editor hyvector.com... · Posted by u/jansan
This looks great! If you're open to feedback, one thing I love is being able to edit the actual SVG properties right inside the app - the CSS, the path nodes, etc.
Drain the swamp for sure.
At which point does the ordinary MAGA hat realize Trump isn't working for them?
It's gotta be tough! When you've made that your entire personality, it's hard to drop it. You've made friends, and perhaps lost others, by being this person. To just admit "I was wrong" potentially means alienating all of their friends and family. I'd imagine it's why so many people are still so vehemently flat earthers.
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cssinate commented on SAMA – open-source Chat server github.com/SAMA-Communica... · Posted by u/khomenkoigor
Slack threads are a failure imo. They were introduced in Discord too, with the same failure case. The problem is that you silo off communication and make it hard to notice that anything was said at all. The exact opposite of what communication software is for.
Mattermost does it the best imo: "threads" in mattermost are just reply chains that go in the main channel, and you can open them separately too.
I 100% disagree. I love threads in Slack. In fact, we actively encourage their use in our workplace. Not everyone in every channel needs to be involved in every discussion. If someone on my dev team says, "Hey, I'm having a problem with X", one person can respond in a thread and they can have a little discussion that doesn't ping everyone else all the time. However, other people have the option of contributing to the discussion if they wish. In addition, the thread can be found in a search at a later date if someone is having a similar problem.
But never during work hours. The woman's a saint M-F.