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11y ago
The processor is!
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ManifoldJS – Generate apps for iOS, Android, Windows, ChromeOS and FirefoxOS
(manifoldjs.com)
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> Why should this be changed? Is it broken? Is it something that 1 second on google can’t answer? If somebody is advanced enough to be using classes (I think about the only time you would use a double colon) then they should know what it
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11y ago
They may not always deliver in time, but they are coming through.
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11y ago
They probably want to not spread themselves out too thin just for a beta.
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12y ago
Yeah, for the price you pay a Mac they couldn't afford to pay somebody to fix a bug that is so obvious.
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Test drive of a petrol car
(teslaclubsweden.se)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I feel that Stripe has an army of designers only to create landing pages for new products. They are always remarkable examples of design and function.
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Font smoothing, anti-aliasing, and sub-pixel rendering (2007)
(joelonsoftware.com)
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12y ago
From this reddit comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/338tx5/vim... > Long after everything else you know has gone to dust, Vim will be there. Some version of Vim will be running
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12y ago
I feel that Google/Apple should have been hit with an antitrust policy already some time ago.
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12y ago
Doesn't OneNote have its fair share of keyboard shortcuts? https://support.office.com/article/65dc79fa-de36-4ca0-9a6e-d...
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12y ago
If you were here for the MSFT stock, you were also here for the .com registrations, APPL, GOOG and Bitcoin.
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12y ago
The reason is the same: space. Not having standard physical interfaces to plug hardware in represents a huge gain in space. For instance, if the MacBook had a standard SSD, it would need the following: - A SATA controller chipset on the mot
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12y ago
Apple has already explained this: removing moving parts has allowed them to reduce a lot the space needed for the battery. Machining their hardware from a solid block of aluminium makes it also a lot sturdier. Here is a video featuring Jony
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12y ago
It's not good at all, but the author of the post complaining is actually quite funny (sorry for your frustration if you read me!).
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12y ago
It sounds like they are now peering directly. Google could also be operating Cloudflare's [Railgun]( https://www.cloudflare.com/railgun ) software at the edge of their network to reduce content transfer times.
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Using Heat to Jump Air-Gapped Computers
(threatpost.com)
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How much do you cost?
(yegor256.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I really dig the app, but there's a few features that won't be trivial to implement to get the feel of a native app: - Native notifications - Actual window (to replace the "dragging any part of the screen drags the window&quo
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APIembed – Embeddable API Code Snippets by Mashape
(apiembed.com)
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Microsoft announces pilot program to hire people with autism
(blogs.microsoft.com)
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Humble: A front end framework for Go
(github.com)
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It's inventive, but what if instead of doing it at the byte level, we did it at the bit level? Instead of splitting files on every "5" encountered, we split them at every 1 in binary, which gives about 50% of "compressio
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Same with Chrome!
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Make it the second challenge!
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12y ago
There is a direct relation between the volume of transactions and the amount of miners needed to process them, and therefore a relation between the transactions and the consumed power (with a few more factors, such as ASIC efficiency). The
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> This is a major efficiency gain. Do you have an idea of the quantity of power Chinese bitcoin mining farms consume? That's only for the few transactions that the networks processes right now. Here is a quick computation that shows
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12y ago
Ask AT&T and Verizon, who put custom headers with tracking IDs in your browsing sessions. http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/10/28/att-says-...
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12y ago
It even sounds like you're doing their work.
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