Norway is a nice play to live, citizens are looked after. I doubt they care if they could be more efficient by making life worse for themselves.
How can we exploit labor if they feel too secure.
Bernie Sanders has something to say about us.
If you're going to go to all that trouble in Figma, you've actually *done* the development already, so what's the web developer for?
Mockups are supposed to be a *quick* way to let people see what things will look like and how the flow will work, before you start the difficult process of actualizing the UI.
That's your opinion. Some people sees things differently.
Also, I am not claiming mine is the best explanation to answer your initial question.
I have never understood why design teams like Figma. Its navigation and tools are not intuitive. Something as "simple" as sharing a link from the design team to the dev team, leaves developers wondering "What on earth am I supposed to be looking at?"
Is it more that designers don't know how to use the tool? Or is it the tool? Either way, it's the tool.
Speaking as a Drupal developer: Figma is great for designing Components, communicating and sharing code between teams. 'Everything' is Components for the last 5 years or so. A Component library developed in Figma by designers is directly transferable to theme code Drupal front-end developers can work with, as in copy-pasted html, css, js in a folder for each Component. Component Variations are similarly simple code differentiation.
A Component structure in the Drupal Radix theme is pretty much like a Component used on any other framework. Typically a Card Component, in the Components folder, will be a folder called Card and inside will be files called card.twig, card.js, card.scss, card.component.yml and anything else pertinent to the Card component. This example is very Drupal-specific and card.twig is a lot like HTML and card.scss is high-end CSS prior to being rendered for browser delivery.
If a shop chooses to ditch Drupal for something entirely different like Java Spring, the workload to convert the design Component investment itself is fairly light because of the structure I described.
Here's a Drupal theme's documentation for a Card Component along with its upstream Bootstrap source documentation with an actual rendered Card. As a Drupal developer I'm familiar working with technical documentation like that. But the in-house design teams work with Figma to get the colors, fonts, and general layout just right. Kinda like a functional, in-house Style Guide.
Most major cities grew out geography first and foremost.
Also you cannot build a major city with detached housing alone, that's a very 20th America-brained type of thinking. I mean go to Europe and see the cities that have structure going back centuries, how much of it was detached? A minority to say the least, if thy had the means to build taller they would and did when they could.
Agreed on artificial growth boundaries and one of those is single-home-only zoning pretty much anywhere but especially in major cities around the city centers and transit locations.
San Jose is the tech capital of the US and most of it looks like a podunk Florida suburb, not a modern city by any stretch and then we all wonder "why are the houses so expensive" because you are only putting like 6 homes on every sq/km.
Most major cities grew out geography first and foremost.
Also you cannot build a major city with detached housing alone, that's a very 20th America-brained type of thinking. I mean go to Europe and see the cities that have structure going back centuries, how much of it was detached? A minority to say the least, if thy had the means to build taller they would and did when they could.
Agreed on artificial growth boundaries and one of those is single-home-only zoning pretty much anywhere but especially in major cities around the city centers and transit locations.
San Jose is the tech capital of the US and most of it looks like a podunk Florida suburb, not a modern city by any stretch and then we all wonder "why are the houses so expensive" because you are only putting like 6 homes on every sq/km.
I never expected or had plans to become somewhat obsessed with urban planning, however life's circumstances have very much made me aware of the discipline and resulting enhanced lifestyles, and the Not Just Bikes youtube channel has been a truly massive influence. I recommend everyone check it out.
Q: How many Microsoft engineers does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Zero. Microsoft simply declares Darkness the new Standard.
I mean, mother fucking magnets? How do they work?
C'mon man, it's common sense. You see, the body needs lots of iron, especially for the blood. If that iron is all out of sync with the bodies natural magnetic field, it causes strain on the body. This leads to cancer. Magnets help get all that iron in alignment with the bodies natural magnetic field. It's a non-invasive process, but you need to keep up the treatment. Once a week should do it!
Seriously, for the love of god: SLASH-S
Wait, I heard from Tucker Carlson the best thing a man can do is tan his balls.
I got a better deal. The Pixel 9a which normally sells for $499 is on sale right now for $249. With the $150 store credit and a trade-in of $80 on my Pixel 6a, I was able to upgrade to a new 9a for only $20. Now hopefully the 9a won't have battery issues.
I can't find this discount anywhere. Maybe it is over already.
The US Justice Department revealed the identity theft number along with one arrest and a crackdown on “laptop farms” that allegedly facilitate North Korean tech worker impersonators across the US.
With regards to TFA, I'm thinking of agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and the the DOJ's Consumer Protection Branch, part of their Civil Division. If only those things still worked for us.
I mean, MBS of Saudi did have his guys use a zero day, zero click WhatsApp exploit to hack Jeff Bezos and extort him over nude selfies.
Mohammad Bone Saw (MBS) also used a zero-day, zero-click Whatsapp hack to dismember Jamal Kashoggi into little pieces.
From TFS:
HP has unveiled the first commercial hardware for Google Beam, the Android-maker's 3D video conferencing technology
Obviously. It will take a few more centuries until we understand things well enough. Until we do, one such move could kill the human race. Fremi Paradox anyone?
"I felt a great disturbance in the force. As if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. ~Obi Wan Kenobi
The goal of Computer Science is to build something that will last at least until we've finished building it.
