Narretz

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   by Narretz 7y ago

   I really hope full screen coverage (and later foldable) phones will lead to smaller high end phones again. Even the Galaxy A class phones have become massive. And anecdotally, starting last year a lot of my friends that upgraded their phone
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   by Narretz 8y ago

   They also can't be drowned, or killed by lava or acid.
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   by Narretz 8y ago

   Interesting. Already found an error though: The Wandrd Prvke 21 has a laptop compartment that fits a 14.1 laptop. I assume that's what is meant with "laptop sleeve"?
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   by Narretz 8y ago

   If the bug is a regression, you write the test after finding it, and execute it with git-bisect. If the test starts to pass, you have the commit where it will fail.
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   by Narretz 8y ago

   How will this affect ProseMirror development? Do you see ProseMirror at a point where it can be considered stable enough that it doesn't need a lot of attention?
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   by Narretz 8y ago

   Very interesting article. Do you also by any chance know of studies about adult myopia? I wonder if it light exposure. makes a difference there.
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   by Narretz 9y ago

   You'll also find old Eastern Germany people say they want the wall back because they had it better in the DDR. Or at least they think they did.
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   by Narretz 9y ago

   I need to read a 500 pages book to get started? I've had a few mindfulness mediatation sessions with a teacher, and he was able to convey the most important parts in 10 minutes.
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   by Narretz 9y ago

   South Korea and Japan routinely are reporting about North Korean missile strikes independently of the US military. So this seems extremely unlikely.
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    I'd say Mazda realized the fuel effiency problem much earlier than the early 2000s, but they still wanted to produce a car that was a symbol for the technology and the company's history. It was also unique and sold well enough bec
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    It's possible that CryEngine is now offerend under different terms compared to when it was licensed to StarCitizen.
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    I find it interesting that the gif shows the Tree Style Tab extension without the default Firefox tab bar, but at least in FF57, the tab bar can only be hidden with a custom userchrome.css, so the otu of the box experience is flawed at the
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    Well, it's debatable if the improvements in women's rights and the corruption-related investigations are reflective of core changes to the society or if they are superficial changes in the first case, and moves to consolidate powe
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    I assume EdgeHTML isn't open source because it isn't fully new like Chakra. For example, the first Edge versions had the same select box rendering bugs as Internet Explorer 11 had.
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    Hm, this sounds suspiciously what AngularJS (and I assume other projects too) did as early as 2011 - apply the Javascript logic via template / attributes instead of fetching elements via Javascript and applying logic.
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    Overall, this is a good thing. What's bad is that the next time a rocket doesn't make the landing (or worse, cannot submit the payload), this will be all over the news as a failure. At least in Germany, a failure would get a menti
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    by Narretz 9y ago

    You should report this in the Sublime forum thread. Especially important to do it right now, because jps is most responsive initially after a release.
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    Well, imgur.com is currently down, too. I assume they are still using AWS: http://blog.imgur.com/2013/06/04/tech-tuesday-our-technology...
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    Well, that's just the default way interactivity in websites works - submitting forms.
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    This is useful for screen readers.
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    That's not the same, as I rarely rate movies I've watched.
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    This looks interesting, as I use imdb mainly for lists, and they are too inconsistent to me - there's a watchlist, but no watched-list, for example. Or I haven't found it, because the ui is so inconsistent. Does Letterboxd have th
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    WOT = Web of Trust
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    This is not correct. Development of 1.x is still very much under Google's control.
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    And yet, Wikipedia only has an article about "Toxic Oil Syndrome" that doesn't mention at all that it might have been a cover-up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_oil_syndrome
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    I wonder why basically all new browser projects use Webkit / Blink, and none use Gecko)? This only strenghtens Google's position regarding the implementation of web standards. Recently Microsoft open sourced Chakra, their JS Engin
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    by Narretz 10y ago

    They are aiming to please power-users, some of which might be pleased to know which stack is used.
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    by Narretz 11y ago

    Firefox 35. I also see a bunch of errors in the console.
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    by Narretz 11y ago

    Some Feedback on the site: "Free demo" makes you register and the description makes it sound like you have to link your account to Stripe right aways. This is quite misleading, imo. "Demo" in my mind doesn't even in
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    by Narretz 11y ago

    pentacular seems fun, but it's a bit too unpredictable for my taste.