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Offset stance, and closed position, is used in many swing dances, for example Lindy Hop and Balboa, so your statement is simply not true ;)
First one took a year before I got a reply (after reminding him), and only partly answered the request.
The second one I'm still waiting for a reply.
I would love for Dash 5 to fix these issues still, and I would upgrade in a heartbeat, but as it stands, I'm stuck with Dash 4.
The issues are:
1. Dash 4's sidebar shows significantly more hits when searching, making it a lot easier to find what you were looking for, compared to the "omnibar" of Dash 5:
https://i.imgur.com/smuNFws.png vs https://i.imgur.com/SeTShSL.png
2. Dash 4 shows/loads the currently selected search immediately, requiring no extra step. Dash 5 requires the user to press enter to confirm the search. This is especially frustrating when triggering a search from an editor
edit: where did he indicate he was looking for feedback on these features?
The trick of checking version >= 10.16 to cover both 10.16 and 11.0 would not work then, as version >= 10.17 would cover 11.0 (10.16) too.
Then what..?
Or, you know, talk to the friend that sold them the phone.
Hyperbole doesn’t sell their point at all.
I recently started playing around with RetroArch, and found it quite hard to make sense of all the shaders it comes with. :) Looking forward to the coming articles to get a better understanding of the parts that make up the pipeline from raw RGB pixels to something that looks like what I remember playing on my TV as a kid.
One question to the article: Do emulators generally have the color correction/gamma adjustments built in? If so is there typically a flag to turn it off, so it can be done in shaders instead?
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-widgets-styles-example.html
Unfortunately you can only annotate text (so far), but they might add deeper integration in the future to e.g. tag a section of a video.
In the meantime I started writing a Chrome extension based on Firebase. Having never used Firebase before I'm very pleasantly surprised how easy it is to get something up and running!