If you’re using the excellent htmx library for adding interactivity to your website or webapp you greatly benefit from using a templating engine that supports rendering fragments (I suggest reading this first if you don’t know yet about fragments and why they’re useful, especially in the context of htmx). Using fragments you’ll be able to […]
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There’s a free open source tool called imapsync that let’s you copy mail from one IMAP server to another. I’ve used this tool a lot when migrating e-mailaccounts to another server. Aside from copying e-mails from one server to another you can also keep them in sync. Check out the manpage for imapsync to see
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For a while now Google Chrome has been giving me issues on my laptop after waking the laptop up from sleepmode. Chrome could take a minute or more to finally be able to load and display a website. Sometimes it would help to restart Chrome, but not always. The thing that did the trick for
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I haven’t been using my Wacom Intuos Pen & Tablet with Adobe Lightroom for a while now since adjusting sliders and using the adjustment brush would lag and stutter a lot. I blamed it on Lightroom because well, it’s kinda slow! But I found out that it’s actually a setting of the Wacom Intuous Pen
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Working with both a laptop and desktop computer I like to be able to manage the same content on both machines. Using Dropbox and OneDrive helps a lot, but what if your for example your Adobe Lightroom catalog expects your content to be stored on the F:\ drive on your desktop, but the same content
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