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I don't know about Netlify+ Nuxt specifically, but Server Side Rendering usually improves your SEO by quite a bit. A Single Page Application is rendered entirely by the JavaScript execution, which Webcrawlers don't always do. Serving static HTML fixes this constraint and makes it much easier for the webcrawlers to index your site. So since you want to build a blog, I'd recommend you go with Server Side Rendering.

Damn... I should really stop power watching youtube already....
 
Cost you guys too much. 

you can make an 'active" class, where the user is (page) make it a bit darker, so the user can orientate where they are
 
https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_topnav.asp

Chrome's developer tools lets one adjust the viewport resolution.

Only usable with staves or catalysts

Haaaa, I knew I'd see Apple first when I read the topic.

*happy squeal noises*
 
Total Cost: $10.82, New Product. I love 5 year old gift cards with no expiry dates.

You mean "symbolic link" or symlink. If you want to have an executable run without having to type the full path then you can place it somewhere like ~/.local/bin and make sure that folder is in your $PATH.

Oh boy, I can't wait to have everything fucked up and broken again because of this stuff (remember the transition from Win9x to Win2000 and beyond?). You know, like games filled with DRM drivers that will refuse to function with Win10X and no one will ever update them. Also can't wait for all the performance penalties because of sandbox fuckery. All the tiny gains we got over time with Win10 will be gone with this one. It's gonna be great!

Well if you mean troubleshoot, running a .run file in terminal, sure! Honestly, you really won't have too many issues. When I install nvidia drivers, you just open terminal, type sudo them drag and drop the nvidia driver and hit enter. Follow the prompts and off it goes. 

If it does break, there are ways to remove it and reinstall the drivers. That can happy with any drivers. Honestly, it can happen with AMD as well. Just choose the product that will do what you need. My experience with nvidia drivers in linux has been very little trouble. 

*Exiting noises*

 
So today I bought myself:
 
iFixitProTech Toolkit, iFixit Magnetic Project Mat, iFixit Dust blower, Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB of RAM, USB C Power adapter, micro HDMI to HDMI cable and an micro SD card with Raspbian on it !

Wife got a hamster the other day. Col. Geri Cheeks is his name. ?
 

 

There's a new ... thing ... in the picture below.  See if you can figure out which I'm referring to. ?
 

A whoosh and some  zoomy bois.

A week or two ago, I bought myself a hue light strip so i can sync it up with my pc via aura sync (Which kinda works, although its a bit off and flat out doesn't work with certain modes, particularly the music mode which I was hoping would work well). I also went to nyc where I went out and bought a pair of Airpods Pros at the 5th Ave store, or the cube (Which are soooooo much better than the regular airpods imo). I also popped on over to the Nintendo store where I got a copy of breath of the wild and a Mario pin.
 
Light in pic provided by hue lightstrip

Been a while since I last posted one of these, so here ya go guys ?

Bought this fella to replace my half dead SR80i.
 

LEGO Architecture!

 

My new baby.   I've always wanted one. I originally would of got a smaller one but this one is has such an amazing personality I had to get him.  Lets you pet him and is already taking food from my hand.
 

 

my new phone

Smol GPU that finally came ?

Got my tax return early. Splurge.
 
 

Oppo Reno Z, my Moto G charge port b0rked

Welcome to my upside down, messy man cave (the wife don't mind, it's just the place we dump everything, perfect for my XP build!)
Thinking about doing the room out and having a bit of a gaming room, we shall see.
 
 
 
It's built but with the crap ASrock board, i have to wait a while for my ASUS to arrive, all parts testing and working besides the Corsair sticks.. which is worrying, got the CPU up from stock to 3.4ghz with no voltage adjustment though, CPU cooler is amazing! paid £12 and it never exceeds 42c, not bad for a G31 chipset craptastic board.
 
Radeon 4850 get's no hotter than 53c and is quiet and i have all settings maxed in ATi CCP which makes Far Cry run at from 49-303fps, 49 when there is a massive amount of dense foliage, transparency AA really taps the GPU out, i shall have to lower it for more demanding games on Windows XP.
 
Sound card don't work under Windows XP which is a shame, keeping my eyes out for a Audigy S2 instead!
 
Coolermaster Elite 430 bought second hand for only £10 was a real steal, it has no room to hide cables behind the back of the board, however it has excellent airflow and i quite dig the classic look it has, applied a Core 2 Duo sticker because why not?
 
Bought a BenQ monitor cheap, does 75hz at 1280x1024, perfect for those older games at 4:3 aspect, and the monitor can deliver Full HD in games that can do that aspect and res.
 
 
Settled on the Be Quiet 400W System Power 9, deal was too good to pass up at just £22.99 locally, solid little unit too!
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Just a little something I picked up awhile back.