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You can also apply configuration changes globally that might affect multiple properties. If you're changing from px to rem for sizing, you can do that without having to go through your entire code base to update that. Or if you need to tweak a color, it's applied everywhere, including computed values (color variants).
It lets you move all of those excessive class attributes into your CSS, where it realistically belongs. And that makes your CSS look a little more like CSS. But you get guard rails on it by applying a known set of properties to each rule. It's really the best of all worlds.
They already support this for things like FIDO hardware keys and other biometric hardware. It's also supported by Firefox.
bytes, futures-core, futures-channel, futures-util, http, http-body, httpdate, httparse, h2, itoa, tracingfeatures, pin-project, tower-service, tokio, want
It also looks like the 4a 5G has two sub-models for different networks, whereas the 5 has them all in one model. So if you desire more portability between 5G networks, the 5 is a better option there.
That's pretty much all I could see as notable differences. Not saying any of that is worth the price difference, but perhaps it explains it a bit. I am definitely going to wait for the inevitable Black Friday deals they do shortly after release. They discounted $200 in past years, which makes the 5 much more palatable to me.
So, I guess take some potassium with black licorice and you'll defeat COVID-19!
https://docker.pkg.github.com/v2/test/test/test/tags/list
> "code": "UNAUTHORIZED", "message": "GitHub Docker Registry needs login"
> You need an access token to publish, install, and delete packages in GitHub Packages.
https://docs.github.com/en/packages/using-github-packages-wi...
It is a wrapper around git (you can alias it to the git command) that adds GH-aware things, like checking out a PR by URL or number, or opening up the repo page with `git browse`.
I also don't know if including storage in the pricing is helpful. It might make more sense to represent that in time. If this is being sold to users too inexperienced to use AE, then the idea of bitrates and pixel resolutions probably will be foreign to them. But time is something everyone knows and can easily reason about.
You might also experiment with completely removing that restriction. Storage is cheap and hosting video isn't really a huge value add. The features and functionality are the real selling point, so price on those things and the real value you offer to users.
> Finally, if you’re a current Algolia customer and are happy with your plan, that’s great! You can remain on your existing plan indefinitely.
For PC-backed graphics and exclusives, you can use Virtual Desktop with the sideloaded unlock to do wireless streaming or use Link for a hardwired experience.
The Rift has better quality screens and optics, but the Quest has a higher FoV and I find that ultimately wins out for overall experience.
The hand tracking stuff is very cool, extremely well done, and a bunch of stuff is coming down the pipe for it right now. It's supposed to come to the Rift too, but for now Quest has the advantage there.
I will probably end up selling my Rift at some point. I got the value of playing Alyx at full quality, but don't consider the minor IQ loss with streaming to the Quest to be that much of a blocker. I can do everything with the Quest, so it's the system for me.
> Can I use my own custom domain with HEY?
> Not yet, but eventually you’ll be able to set up email@yourdomain.com. Until then, everyone who uses HEY will get a @hey.com email address.