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The claim is correct, it supports a subset of HTML and CSS[0]. You can even check the demo page[1], it has examples with HTML and inline styles.

[0]: https://github.com/vercel/satori#html-elements [1]: https://og-playground.vercel.app

Of course it is comparable. They are not quite the same thing, sure, but for many people they are definitely comparable and more often than not, VSCode is the better option. It may not support some things, but the same can be said about the “full blown IDE”.

10/10 on both Wi-Fi and Mobile connection in Spain

Any example of those many useful applications?

Because they are written by a GitHub employee. If there were equivalent posts on the Git website, one could argue that we should link to those instead, but it is GitHub who writes and publish these posts and even if they are a form of PR, they are informative nevertheless.

He specifically mentions that he'd show the banner if the user is on a Mac.

Will take a look, thanks!

I think it's a Mac and an HDPI thing. I had to stop using emacs because it was too slow on my work MacBook Pro connected to a 4K screen. Scrolling was painful and only marginally better with nativecomp.

I wrote a zsh function[1] that runs an http server using ruby, php or python (2 and 3) depending on what's available in the system.

[1] https://github.com/tngranados/dotfiles/blob/0ebdc12f2454061a...

If you are leaving out Safari you are not testing on 95% of the browsers. At least market share wise, which is the only metric that makes sense.

Not sure what’s going on but it says my number is not part of the leak, but I’ve checked myself and it is actually leaked. Just be aware that it may not be complete.

Amazon

You need to move to Silicon Valley for that, but cost of living and lose of other benefits of living in Belgium might outweight the higher paid. You can try Switzerland if you want 6 digits salary in Europe.

I’ve always liked how Sony’s consoles had the power supply integrated, but in this case I’d rather keep it out of the case. This console is just too big to hide in my current living room setup and too ugly for my taste to display it. I was going to preorder it but I’m going to wait and see it in person first.

It does in the iPad so I we can probably expect that.

This is resonating with me. I'm still working in the tech industry but considering a change. To which industry did you switched?

I've seen that happening with other anti-cheat system in other games.

It's limited by the FAA to a maximum of 100Wh. The Pinebook Pro has a battery of 10000mAh at 3.8V (I think), so 38Wh. There is plenty of room for a bigger battery.

You can also turn off new contacts notifications which is something I also hated and discovered recently that you can do.

Aladeen submission.

Looks promising, are the offices in the PTA or in the actual city?

It's a Godot Engine project, you can open it from there. Not sure if there is anyway to compile it without the Godot Engine application.

I'm not sure how transparent they are about their finances, but most of Mozilla funding comes from search engines deals to make them default in certain regions (Yahoo, Google, Yandex and Baidu).

For real? I have Dell XPS at work an had tons of problems installing linux on it. I ended up finding a respined Ubuntu ISO in github that has plenty of patches pre-applied that mostly works, but still have some issues now and then with random freezes and with a thunderbolt dock. Admittedly, I was not a desktop linux user and didn't have much experience tinkering with it, but a coworker of mine who has been using linux for many years and who I would consider a fairly advanced user (heavily configured distro using his own modified tiled desktop environment, etc) had the same issues and couldn't even figured out how to install Debian on it without having the fans spin up randomly and with everything working (I think the webcam didn't work).

I think he means that st is simple regarding its features not its implementation (which I know nothing about).

Yeah, but no matter how bezel-less they are, the space between one display and the other would still be higher than the separation between pixels, specially at the dpi we are used to, right?