Longhanks

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by Longhanks 10y ago
I hate Websites selling themselves as "Desktop apps". I'd much rather have a native interface, me and my battery would say thank you for that.
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by Longhanks 10y ago
This while article sounds like a justification for the author not losing weight. There's so much information available about losing weight, I doubt all of the articles are true. That being said, eating 1500 calories a day and running f
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by Longhanks 11y ago
This annoys me so much. Since when are websites tied to a specific browser "desktop apps"?
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by Longhanks 11y ago
Which can both be disabled.
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by Longhanks 11y ago
WebKit runs on Windows. It's not Apple's task to package it nicely for you. Chrome was using WebKit a long time, Blink is a WebKit fork. Both run on Windows.
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by Longhanks 11y ago
Windows Explorer is not UWP. The Office version you get with Office 365 ("Desktop Office"), the one, businesses use, is certainly not UWP. Skype UWP is a preview announced a few days ago. "Are all using UWP"? No. They ar
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by Longhanks 11y ago
There is never a good way to write cross-platform apps. Cross-platform programs are always inferior to solutions specifically designed for a particular use case (e.g. touch input + mobile device, pen input + tablet device).
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by Longhanks 11y ago
"Making developer tools is just not Apple’s forte" I'm sorry, but LLVM?
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by Longhanks 11y ago
But due to the nature of closed iOS, Chrome on iOS uses the same engine as Safari...
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by Longhanks 11y ago
Please no. I really love Safari for being just a really good browser. No 'sneaky OS' like Chrome (I don't need Chromes User management, thank you, and I'd much rather have my OS's context menus and font aliasing), a