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4d ago
inWatch your studio's shared drive, a freelancer in Chicago lost 6 weeks of client work to one sync error
I always figured the cloud sync was enough, like why pay for extra drives when it says everything is backed up, right? Then I watched a buddy lose half a project to a sync glitch and it flipped my whole view. Now I keep a cheap external drive that backs up on its own schedule, separate from the sync, just in case the cloud decides to eat itself.
9d ago
inI finally figured out why my car hauler straps kept snapping, and it was a $9 mistake
Are you sure the axle is the problem though? Honestly I've hooked to the axle for years and never snapped a strap, and half the guys I know do the same thing without any trouble. Tbh a strap snapping near Delaware sounds more like cheap straps or old ones that sat in the sun too long, not where you hooked them. Ngl I've seen guys strap the frame and still lose a car because the body just bounced around on worn out suspension the whole ride. Maybe the old guy at the truck stop was just telling you a story that sounded good, because a $9 strap fix for 8 months of problems sounds way too easy.
13d ago
inA guy at the Denver CSS meetup last month told me my box-shadow art was "just a filter," and it's still bugging me
Wait, did he actually open your CodePen and inspect it, or did he just glance at the thumbnail and decide he already knew how it was made? Because that is the part that gets me. Saying "anyone could do it with a blur" is a wild thing to say about a 12-layer shadow stack, since the hard part was never the blur, it was figuring out which layer goes where and how the colors stack without turning into mud. If it were that easy, the meetup would be full of people posting their own sunsets, and it isn't. Maybe it's just me but "it's just a filter" usually means "I don't know how you did that and I don't want to feel bad about not knowing.