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Blender Dumbass ( J.Y.Amihud )

From: blenderdumbass . org

I want to document the way you might have a possibility to use the same software to make a similar website. @Madiator2011 already done that with blog.madiator.com. Lets go over: where you get the code, how do you set it up, how do you publish, how do you manage accounts, and most importantly, how do you modify everything, so it will look like your own thing.

Read or listen: blenderdumbass.org/articles/ho

blenderdumbass . orgHow to Make a Blog Like Mine Using BDServer Software?
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Inautilo

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Everyone’s a geek about something · If you are a geek, you are in good company ilo.im/162x6q

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SketchplanationsEveryone's a Geek About Something — Revised and ExpandedAre you passionate about something? Do you know something inside out where others barely give it a glance? As a schoolboy, I thought I was into birds—until my dad and I stayed with some family friends who were truly into birding. They had a powerful telescope trained on the birds at the feeder in their garden. They had crystal-clear binoculars we used on a bird walk, which showed me birds clearer and closer than I'd ever seen. They knew what birds to look for and had tape recordings of specific bird calls that brought them to nearby bushes. They talked us through trips they'd been around the world to spot rare and remarkable birds. Spending time with them changed how I saw birds forever. It was impossible to be around them and not start to love birds. There are classic disciplines for geekiness: science, maths, computers, birdwatching, plane spotting, model trains. But over the years, I've seen people geek out about so much more: gardening, plants, pottery, DJ'ing, Pokemon, sport, skiing, cycling, endurance, beekeeping, writing, business, spreadsheets, coding, magic tricks, sailing, a musical instrument, nightclubs, restaurants, personal development, gaming, crypto, cooking, travel, film, thrillers, local history, deals, football boots, coaching, shopping, clothes, cars, building, cameras, art, museums, relationships, pets, insects, decorating, and on and on. If you don't pay close attention to Premier League football is boring, but if you follow every detail, it can be engrossing. I didn't think much of textiles, but I found it fascinating after spending an afternoon weaving in Laos. One of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing is Take Notice. Being a geek is noticing everything about something. It can also Connect you with others and keep you Learning—two more of the five. The word geek derives from a word meaning fool or freak as if it's foolish to devote so much attention and time to one area. But the truth is, as the physicist Richard Feynman says: "Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough." And the writer Henry Miller wrote: "The moment one gives close attention to anything, even a blade of grass, it becomes a mysterious, awesome, indescribably magnificent world in itself." Let's embrace our inner geeks. Dive deep into what fascinates you. Try not to dismiss others' passions until you've had a go at getting into depth yourself. Their joy could be just the same that you feel with something else. Everyone's a geek about something. And that's wonderful. This is a revised and expanded version of my original sketch, which had just a few passions. I've thought about it so much since I first heard the phrase—I couldn't remember where—that I thought it needed an update. And we had a blast talking about this on the podcast. When putting together a draft of a Sketchplanations book, this was my first title idea (preview). Related Ideas to Everyone's a Geek About Something Also see: 5 Ways to Wellbeing Flow The writer's in the writing. The artist's in the art. Discovering truth and beauty The Learning Pit Eponym One-buttock playing
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Mew :BlahajWavingTransFlag:

Why do people default to React and JavaScript for front end and UIs?

As a backend developer whose frontend experience is mostly from using Phoenix and Django, which utilize server-side rendering, I’m wondering why most people choose React and JavaScript as the “default” frontend solution, even for pages and SaaS products that don’t really benefit from any additional client-side interactivity.

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PHP Weekly

Scramble 0.12.14 – Laravel API documentation generator update: enum cases documentation, support for array request bodies, improved type inference for classes properties, and `only` and `except` Laravel Data support.

scramble.dedoc.co/blog/scrambl

Discussions: discu.eu/q/https://scramble.de

scramble.dedoc.co#scrambledrop: Scramble 0.12.14 - ScrambleOpenAPI (Swagger) documentation generator for Laravel. Without manual PHPDoc annotations.
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Fossery Tech :debian: :gnome:

Some FosseryWeb updates:
- card images got border to separate them visually from page background
- card images are added back on Games page
- username generator, password generator, and CSS code minifier are now listed on a separate Utilities page

fosseryweb.codeberg.page/

Also worth looking to the beta branch 😉

fosseryweb.codeberg.page/@beta

Btw, when optimizing the newly added images, I just realized how convenient is using Switcheroo. It can change file format, image size and quality at once. Previously I used Curtail, but if the image size was too big, I had to resize it separately, otherwise the compression was pointless. Switcheroo is op lol

fosseryweb.codeberg.pageFosseryWebFossery Tech's website with random stuff. It's purely FOSS of course, no proprietary blobs. Just regular HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
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