Achshar

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by Achshar 11y ago
How is this different form just re-sizing the window to see how everything looks?
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by Achshar 11y ago
Erosion does happen on the moon but from solar radiation instead.
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by Achshar 11y ago
To me it feels forced. Idk, maybe we can just feel it when the presenter is reading a script. This feels a little... unnatural. Some youtube commentor said she's an "expression queen". I tend to agree, though I don't thi
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by Achshar 11y ago
It's really about the burden of the effort, it can either be easy for the users and a pain for the developers or it can be the other way around. We can standardize the ratios and sizes and that would make things easy for devs sure but
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by Achshar 11y ago
Aspect ratio isn't every thing in design. The size of the window is just as important. A 3x2 21" screen needs very different UI approach than a 3x2 3" screen. And standardizing screen sizes is not really a sensible option.
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by Achshar 11y ago
It's a dead link for me. The original from google search also seems to be dead. Someone seems to have pulled the article. And the google cache is also returning null.
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by Achshar 11y ago
That sounds exactly like what I was looking for. Thanks! I'll have a look.
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by Achshar 11y ago
I guess I am not a linux newbi. I know my way around a unix box I just haven't used it as my primary work station ever. So things like compatibility with all the popular stuff comes into play.
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by Achshar 11y ago
Shit, that may just have changed my opinion on this. Is the first one really correct? Anything we type on a PC anywhere? So if I open up tor and load a site it's basically useless because any url I type in tor will go to ms anyways? WT
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by Achshar 11y ago
But what's stopping us from making exact copies of this probe/sat (say... 10) and launching them all at once? Or at an interval of say 6 months a piece? That way we will have low cost since the r&d will be basically 0 for all
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by Achshar 11y ago
Pretty sure it's like one afternoon's work for any google engineer to write some code to figure out when something like this is happening.
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by Achshar 11y ago
Why not whip my own 5 line css3 error page? Unless I want to make a dino jumping over cactus game, I don't need a complex error page.
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by Achshar 11y ago
Ok I am at a loss here. Why can't you link this discussion on that page?
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by Achshar 11y ago
Considering how irrelevant AOL itself has been to the mainstream internet for some time now that price tag seems awfully high. They do own a bunch of popular bligs/websites though. So maybe that's it.
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by Achshar 11y ago
Do you have some link where I can read more about it? I googled but nothing came up. The part about the CCIE.
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by Achshar 11y ago
How awesome would it be if all the big players contributed their effort to one open source platform. Much like how WC3 works. Everyone would benefit from the work they do and they can instead compete on the features or the front end they pr
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by Achshar 12y ago
IDK, maybe pull down a little on the frameworks and add another "traditional" back end language like python maybe? Or dare I say php since it's easier to pick up. Because all those frameworks look a lot of work for a bootcamp
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by Achshar 12y ago
I see it makes network calls in dev tools. Is this live? Because if it is then that's fascinating.
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by Achshar 12y ago
Well here's another data point, BSNL in Punjab still not loading archive.org.
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by Achshar 12y ago
Location: Chandigarh, India Remote: Undecided Willing to relocate: Not too far away, Delhi at most but I am open to reconsider Technologies: Primary: PHP, MySQL, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Chrome Extension/Apps APIs Secondary:
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by Achshar 12y ago
Why just EU? The EU delegates can pressure US to cover anyone under the act not just EU residents. If US bends to EU's demands about privacy but doesn't treat rest of the world similarly then it says something about US.
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by Achshar 12y ago
Seems like you already have this on your to do list but it would be nice to save state on local storage or something like that so that it doesn't reset every time the connection is lost.
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by Achshar 12y ago
The experience is so good! Though I wish there was some way to save state after connection lost. I have lost it a couple of times now probably because of load and it starts over every time.
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by Achshar 12y ago
HN itself has case sensitive usernames for login and urls. I have always found that strange.
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by Achshar 12y ago
Why is it limited to operating system version? Shouldn't it be a browser feature?
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by Achshar 12y ago
This only shows images (for me). Chrome dev tools have a much more detailed profiling built in. Though it can be a bit overwhelming at first.
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by Achshar 12y ago
I always thought HN was more of a one man job. I didn't realize there is an entire team working on it (full time?). Honestly there doesn't seem to be much to work on here. It's a simple site that rarely changes (at least on
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by Achshar 12y ago
prostitutes ? I could actually believe what you said until that point. Making a day computer-free is something a crazy startup CEO would do (I could actually see myself doing it but once a month maybe, definitely not once a week).
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Google I/O keynote starts when this post turns 30 minutes old(google.com)
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by Achshar 12y ago
> I'm not browsing StackOverflow or switching to StackOverflow so much that the actual Alt+Tab-ing to the browser window is the bottleneck. Ever used multiple monitors? I used to have the exact same issue but multiple monitors save

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