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by Flow 14y ago
Remember that IntelliJ have plugins that makes it have the same features as Webstorm, Phpstorm, rubymine and Pycharm, except for one feature: "Open Directory". If you get IntelliJ you must create a project in order to edit the files in a di
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by Flow 14y ago
What are Tube connected processors? It sounds very intriguing.
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by Flow 14y ago
Hmm, I don't use Linux myself so I can't really be 100% sure. But I found the info here. Maybe they don't mean "platform rendering engine" when they say "system fonts"? http://blog.jetbrains.com/webide/2012/10/phpstorm-webstorm-5...
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by Flow 14y ago
How to make IntelliJ/WebStorm et al look less cluttered: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEwjDeof1ak&feature=youtu...
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by Flow 14y ago
I don't use Linux, but IntelliJ uses native font rendering in Linux according to their blog. Give it a try.
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by Flow 14y ago
Would it be possible to change this in OS X without making the whole user-land incompatible?
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by Flow 14y ago
This is actually quite fluid on iPhone 5. I asked a co-worker to try this on his Galaxy S3(quad-core, no lte) and it was really slow there. And in Chrome it was even slower than that on the S3. Doesn't any web browser on Android use a JIT?
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by Flow 14y ago
If I, for my next iMac, had to choose between a 256GB SSD and 1TB spinning-disk, I'd pick the spinning-disk because I want the space more than the speed. With this Fusion system I get almost the best of both.
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by Flow 14y ago
That's true and probably by design. ;) A workaround could perhaps be to use anti-virus software, at least Symantec has reputation based whitelisting.
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by Flow 14y ago
I know it's not considered a good thing to do, but I also have problems with Maven, mostly because I so seldom use Java. But I found JarFinder in IntelliJ to be a good replacement for many needs. You just start using a class and it suggests
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by Flow 14y ago
You know /YOU/ can turn it off on /YOUR/ device, right?
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by Flow 14y ago
I guess I'm lucky enough to never have seen that class in code I've seen. :) That seems like typical Microsoft object-orientation. It's not really much of encapsulation. Reminds me of MFC :-/
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by Flow 14y ago
No, this is great. It will make version numbers not matter anymore. Either you use the latest version or you can't really complain about security, stability or feature issues.
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by Flow 14y ago
That looks awesome. I wonder if I dare install .Net 4.5 on my work laptop and see if the development cycles are faster as well. I just hate that one little change in a C# file involves a sloooow msbuild plus a sloooow app pool refresh :-( W
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by Flow 14y ago
Can't you just alter the settings for those code-warnings?
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by Flow 14y ago
Isn't that true only for older Internet Explorer versions because they had two garbage collectors, one for DOM stuff and one for JScript stuff?
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by Flow 14y ago
But their code could also be hard to understand because you don't understand the problem good enough.
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by Flow 14y ago
What is Red Hat's role in this? Do they still employ a couple of key GNOME developers?
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by Flow 14y ago
The size of the display makes you increase the distance, or one would get chronic neck pain quite fast. :)
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by Flow 14y ago
iPhone 5 here too. The app started to work after crashing many times in a row. Just weird.
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by Flow 14y ago
Wait a little while with this update if you use the Facebook app. Since I installed 6.0.1, the Facebook app crashes immediately after starting. EDIT: Hmm, after 10 crashes it started to work.
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by Flow 14y ago
Yes, and that is exactly the problem. The iMac's size and resolution is awkward-DPI. I enabled HiDPI mode, but then I got 1280x720 on 27"... And without it much of the texts on web pages are too small. You make it sound like I'm blind or so
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by Flow 14y ago
There's nothing there to force a minimum font size.
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by Flow 14y ago
I think this is the same picture: http://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/121r3s/torrent_downlo...
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by Flow 14y ago
But by chosing a certain style to all UI elements, vector icons could look and feel just smashing anyway.
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by Flow 14y ago
No, Mountain Lion. I am a bit disappointed since NeXT had Display Postscript back in the 80s and today we use bitmap icons far too much.
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by Flow 14y ago
2560x1440 on my 27" iMac is ok, but I have to use CMD-+ on almost all web pages. Only in Safari is Magic Touchpad zooming smooth and iOS like, but I'd like to use Chrome. With 175% zoom I get some weird(and reported) errors in Chrome: http
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by Flow 14y ago
And one shouldn't underestimate Valve's own offering of games. Those are among the best games ever made. With Left4Dead, Team Fortress 2 and Counter Strike, you have plenty of fun, and at least for Team Fortress 2 they regularly update the
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by Flow 14y ago
The experience can be perfect no matter what size it is :)
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by Flow 14y ago
Read the front of an Everglade spray can. I think it says "The Essence of Nature". Then read the back. The back is full of skulls... While I agree some of the texts on the iPad mini page could have been better written, it's as usual just ma

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