Narretz

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by Narretz 11y ago
Feedback: "fancy charts and stuff" is already putting me off as it implies that the charts are simply eye candy without any practical use. Likewise "built in a weekend" but also "made in many many hours with love&qu
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by Narretz 11y ago
It's not very difficult to assume he means 5.7l / 100km
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by Narretz 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if all the messages code is still in the app.
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by Narretz 11y ago
Stylable scroll bars are definitely a slippery slope. Once you allow it, you are possibly opening the gate for really bad scroll bars that pervert an essential ui of browsers. On the other hand, lots of people demand custom scroll bars, whi
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by Narretz 11y ago
Yeah, I tried Wunderlist after Astrid shut down, and I much preferred Astrid. A damn shame it got shut down.
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by Narretz 11y ago
It's not on the CDN yet, and the blog post hasn't been released, so it's not official yet.
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by Narretz 11y ago
"Write a function that takes three measurements in centimeters as input and returns a the volume over a litre" I have a hard time understanding what this us supposed to mean. Is there a typo somewhere? "returns a the volume o
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by Narretz 12y ago
Ah, very sad to hear that. I wrote my BA thesis about his use of metaphors in "Open Veins of Latin America". A very interesting read, and looking back, I quite enjoyed working with it.
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by Narretz 12y ago
He worked for the Stasi? I think you have this completely wrong: the Stasi observed him. Maybe you mean that he was briefly a member of the Waffen-SS at the end of the war?
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by Narretz 12y ago
I think among the sites is the GreatFire repo: https://github.com/greatfire
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by Narretz 12y ago
Since jps is very active again, you should post your feedback here if you feel strongly about it / or have found bugs: http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17796
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by Narretz 12y ago
If you want new features, you cannot expect old browsers to be supported, that's just the way it works.
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by Narretz 12y ago
Is there a formal spec for a "flux application"? Or what's the common denominator here?
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by Narretz 12y ago
If :has is not fast, then it's not very useful, otherwise it's great for, say, selecting previous siblings (which is impossible at the moment).
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by Narretz 12y ago
Correction: for a French speaker that doesn't know the word "sprout" and / or isn't at least an intermediate English speaker.
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by Narretz 12y ago
Since when is C++ a framework?
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by Narretz 12y ago
Although Belfiore stresses that this preview only shows a glimpse of the changes in Win10, it's striking that it only shows that Microsoft is making it more like "classic" Windows again. To be honest, apps run now in normal w
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by Narretz 12y ago
People who are still on Win7 mostly associate it with the death of the start menu. What's more, for desktop users it barely has any huge improvements over 7. At least that's my impression.
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by Narretz 12y ago
What about "no such thing as bad publicity"?
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by Narretz 12y ago
Exposing the search bar is a very nice addition. However, I'd still like a quick filter that gives me "involves:<me>".
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by Narretz 12y ago
Loading indicators won't stop spinning. Oh well, I don't use the sidebar anyway.
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by Narretz 12y ago
Interesting. Last year, he had another employee, one that coded. Hasn't worked out, it seems. That's a shame. Not only would he get more work done, I do think another dev person could shift the priorization a little more towards f
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by Narretz 12y ago
Shucks, I can't open a new tab with double-click on the empty area when tabs are vertical on the left ... maybe it was a function of Tab Mix Plus, but it doesn't work in any case.
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by Narretz 12y ago
the only question: will tree style tabs work as before?
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by Narretz 13y ago
> the YouTube comments section - aka the scourge of the Internet Two things: As far as I know most people are fine with using their real name on Facebook, so real names on Google+ would not have been the big problem, it was real names on
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by Narretz 13y ago
Coincidentially, a few weeks ago I put Marquez on my to-read list. Bein a native German, my first choice was naturally the German translation. English wouldn't be a problem though, so I wonder which one I should choose. Granted, in the
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by Narretz 13y ago
As far as I know there are no short- or even mid-term plans to integrate Servo into Firefox. It's still a research project first. Rust for example doesn't even have a stable API yet.
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by Narretz 13y ago
So, if Graphene is so awesome, what are the problems with its application? So far it seems it's still mostly in research. From a HN front page article I expect a little more than simply listing research efforts etc.
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by Narretz 13y ago
I cannot say anything about the status, but saying "a proper go to defintion mechanism" is missing, is misleading. First, ST3 has a Go To definition feature, and second ST has always been a Text Editor first, IDE second. I am more
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by Narretz 13y ago
It could be really great. I wonder if Jon Skinner knew, and said to himself "Welp, I might as well stop with Sublime". However, Sublime is (mostly) blazingly fast. I don't expect this from a node based app, especially in Wind

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