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geoff.tuxpup.com | ||
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128bit.io
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| | | | | My web hosting company is doing some upgrades for all their clients and moving them to newer more powerful servers. Being an employee of them I get to see a lot of the back end work that is involved with the upgrades. Not too many people can say they have seen the server their website is hosted on. Along with seeing the work that goes on I was picked as the guinea pig to to test the new servers out. | |
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paweldu.dev
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| | | | | If you use just one or a few Lodash functions in a file, try importing them directly from their respective files, one by one: import _ from 'lodash'; // bad - 70.5K (gzipped: 24.4K) import { has } from 'lodash'; // bad - 70.5K (gzipped: 24.4K) import has from 'lodash/has'; // good - 9K (gzipped: 2.7K) Alternatively, one can use babel-plugin-lodash or lodash-es. These packages come with sets of restrictions though. | |
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www.bugsandbunnies.org
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| | | | | I cancelled my subscription to Max and upgraded my Disney+/Hulu sub to the bundle that includes Max to save a couple bucks a month. As it turns out, there's a couple days of overlap where the old Max sub hasn't expired yet but the new one is in effect. And the Max app is freaking out! Not in a bad way, just lots of warnings - "OMG, you got 2 subs! | |
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heodeza.blogspot.com
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