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by Hengjie 12y ago
I agree, took a while to figure out what was going on. Especially because the grid lines are so tiny with such low contrast.
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by Hengjie 12y ago
This is why I run Tomato and DNSmasq with a local cache and I send DNS queries to multiple DNS servers at once and accept whichever one replies the fastest. It basically uses the "all-servers" dnsmasq option in config. I then have
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by Hengjie 12y ago
Classroom is something that competes directly with Hapara's [1] Teacher Dashboard product that they charge at $4/student [1] hapara.com/products/#teacher-dashboard
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by Hengjie 12y ago
I agree, from the videos, podcasts and co-writing I had thought Brian would have been Editor-in-chief. I'm surprised Ryan was chosen instead.
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by Hengjie 12y ago
It works perfectly on v37 on my Mac OSX machine (running Mavericks)
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by Hengjie 12y ago
How easy is it to set up any cast as opposed to geo-DNS routing?
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by Hengjie 12y ago
Flick me an email hengjie (at) notablepdf.com, I think we could provide you with a viewer for free that has annotation features but also based on PDF.js so that you can easily switch it over.
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by Hengjie 12y ago
To build on that, here's a list of web PDF editors that are available: 1. NotablePDF ( https://web.notablepdf.com ) 2. PDFZen ( http://pdfzen.com ) 3. PDF Escape ( https://www.pdfescape.com/
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by Hengjie 12y ago
Were you letting users download it via PDF.js before which is why it was document.pdf? It makes sense to download it via PDF.js since the file is actually already loaded once the user renders it.
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by Hengjie 12y ago
It'd be interesting to see if their annotation allows for exporting to their original documents. It's similar to what http://www.notablepdf.com did but only for PDF documents. Their export functionality for MS Word is
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by Hengjie 12y ago
There aren't statistics that I know of. Though anecdotal evidence suggests that there's quite a lot of PDFs with this problem. There are a lot of people whom export to PDF because users then can't "edit" the file. S
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by Hengjie 12y ago
Latex documents are typically slow on PDFjs because it positions characters individually. I think it's because Latex has some specific formatting that the PDF spec/apps can't handle well enough. So for text selection PDFjs wr
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by Hengjie 12y ago
A large part of why PDF.js is slow is because it doesn't have text coalescing. http://www.NotablePDF.com/ is based on PDF.js and has a coalescing code in production which has improved performance substantially. It&#x2
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by Hengjie 12y ago
Skype, Viber or any other telecommunications provider should really offer free calls to Mums on this day.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership: On sovereignty and international agreements(tryingtoreason.wordpress.com)
2 points by Hengjie 13y ago|0 comments
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by Hengjie 13y ago
What exactly is the verification step? Do they mail you a verification token? Because it sounds like you simply clicked a link to verify your address.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
The MVP took about a month, and probably 3 months to polish. Working full time with 2 hackers, hipster and a hustler.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
They probably sign their updates with a private key.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Keyup doesn't account for holding down keys either. It's keydown that is what you're after for that one.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
People there are always prepared, they know that it's typhoon season around this time of the year. But there's only so much preparation you can do with the money they have.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Could someone please explain what's Callback hell and why Toffee-script is doing to resolve it? The compiled JS code looks harder to read than using callbacks to me.
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Mavericks: non-signed apps can no longer elevate permissions to root level(gladdy.co.uk)
3 points by Hengjie 13y ago|0 comments
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by Hengjie 13y ago
I hope they don't send this site DCMA letters.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Couldn't T-Mobile use another carrier's cell towers and allow their customers to fallback into those networks?
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Generally speaking, I don't think the experience would be as bad as you say. Yes they get the lowest priority but given how good AT&T's network is, you generally won't be kicked off and would probably incur a reduction in
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Did you ever contact them regarding this? They have webmaster tools for this.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Well anything that operates on 5GHz will avoid 2.4Ghz interference. So even 5GHz 802.11n will work.
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by Hengjie 13y ago
I'd even suggest: Microsoft's SMB v1 in OS X holds back Wi-Fi transfer speeds. Since the reason for slow performance is mainly due to SMB v1 (as opposed to Window 8's SMB v3) in their tests and not actually a kernel level pro
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by Hengjie 13y ago
It was incredibly alarming that the author blamed OSX on slow SMB performance and neglected to say which version of SMB they used. OSX 10.8 (Mountain Lion) only defaults SMB v1, where as Windows 8 defaults SMB v3. SMB v1 is incredibly chatt
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by Hengjie 13y ago
Yeah, I was deploying to Heroku when this roots error occurred. This screwed up the deploy (as it crashed in the middle) and just 500'ed on every page load. And meant every DNS request in my deploy chain that relied on *.notable.ac res

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