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by Flimm 7y ago
It's worth mentioning that you can get third-party keyboards made for Surface Go, that are wireless. It makes the form factor even more interesting when you can separate the keyboard from the screen if you want.
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by Flimm 7y ago
Sorry to nitpick, but I think you meant to use byte units (with a capital B), not bits (lower-case b).
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by Flimm 7y ago
Is anyone using this CRM? How have you benefitted from it in your personal life?
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by Flimm 7y ago
I think you are being sarcastic/ironic.
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by Flimm 7y ago
Not your fault. It's impossible to do in the post description.
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by Flimm 7y ago
Here is a clickable list of what the OP posted, for the lazy: 1. https://littleblah.com/post/2019-09-01-senior-engineer-check... 2. https://medium.com/@littleblah/my-top-25-items-in-a-senior-e...
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by Flimm 7y ago
Yes! I am especially interested in multiple currency support. Most budgeting software doesn't provide this well or at all. Some questions: * Is each transaction stored in its currency, or is everything converted to a main currency when
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Third Party Web – which scripts are most responsible for excessive JavaScript(github.com)
4 points by Flimm 8y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 8y ago
I would hypothesize that it is due to the greater influence of feminism. I realise that not all feminists would agree, but many feminists have been against the objectification of women's bodies in pornography, sexualized advertising an
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by Flimm 8y ago
No one mentioned WebP support yet! This is great news, Firefox will now feel faster on all the sites that use WebP. Safari is the last major browser to hold out.
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by Flimm 8y ago
Google Fonts will serve a different .woff2 font file depending on the user-agent. You cannot accomplish that with just CSS. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8802748
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by Flimm 8y ago
Here is Facebook's response to this article from NYTimes: https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2018/11/new-york-times-update/ Quoting: > Yesterday, The New York Times published an article about the past
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by Flimm 8y ago
Copyright applies by default. You do need to choose a license: > When you make a creative work (which includes code), the work is under exclusive copyright by default. Unless you include a license that specifies otherwise, nobody else
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by Flimm 8y ago
@hoaw All I'm asking is that they don't use the terms "open source" for something that isn't. If people are trying to change the only commonly accepted definition of "open source", then I'm asking tha
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by Flimm 8y ago
There is only one commonly accepted definition of open source. Just making the source code available is not enough, you also have to grant the right to be able to use the software for commercial purposes, etc. See: https://opens
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by Flimm 8y ago
The only case where an accepted answer is not pinned to the top is when the accepted answer was posted by the same user who asked the question. Your link is an example of that.
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by Flimm 8y ago
What's the value in pinning the OP's selected answer to the top, even if it has -100 votes? Or even if it 100 votes, but the second has 900? Shouldn't the overwhelming will of the community take precedence over OP's sele
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Major Upgrades to Report-Uri.com: Reporting API, Network Error Logging, and More(scotthelme.co.uk)
2 points by Flimm 8y ago|0 comments
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by Flimm 8y ago
I like this blog post, this is the vision of Stack Overflow that I bought into when I started posting. However, it's hard not to read this blog post as a diplomatic pushback to the current efforts of SO leaders to make it more welcomin
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by Flimm 8y ago
I don't think you are giving Stack Overflow's leaders enough credit. There were many Q&A sites before it, but Stack Overflow was much better for the lurkers, and all of that content is licensed under Creative Commons, similar
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by Flimm 8y ago
It's actually worse than that. The accepted answer by the OP is pinned to the top forever (or until OP changes his or her mind, which is often never), no matter how many downvotes the pinned answer collects.
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by Flimm 8y ago
I prefer looking at a changelog. Who knows how accurate a roadmap is?
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by Flimm 8y ago
Safari for Windows has been discontinued a few years back.
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by Flimm 8y ago
Both Youtube and fairtrending.com use an algorithm to generate a list of trending videos, so your comment is confusing to me.
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Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Phone Numbers(github.com)
5 points by Flimm 8y ago|2 comments
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by Flimm 8y ago
I think the mods should modify the title to indicate that this applies only to the insider build (so far).
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by Flimm 8y ago
I don't quite understand your comment. I think you are assuming that Firefox's containers are like Chrome's profiles, but they're not.
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by Flimm 8y ago
This is the feature I'm most excited about this time: > “Reopen in Container” tab menu option appears for users with Containers that lets them choose to reopen a tab in a different container This is going to make containers even mor
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by Flimm 8y ago
Modern Node and most modern browsers will print a warning to the console when this happens. See my answer on Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/52061395/247696
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by Flimm 8y ago
Thank you for considering the needs of people who speak non-LTR languages, like Arabic. I'm excited that bidirectional text support is in the roadmap!

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