Navarr

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   by Navarr 12y ago

   My girlfriend has a fitbit dongle plugged into her macbook, and may occasionally need to plug in a mouse (i don't remember if it's bluetooth, but mouse makers hate using BT so probably not). With this in mind, she'd also want
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   Humans Need Not Apply(cgpgrey.com)

   1 points by Navarr 12y ago|0 comments
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   CGPGrey on this same topic: http://www.cgpgrey.com/blog/humans-need-not-apply
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   I think so too, but I don't recall them opening the doors for self-signed HTTPs as on-par with HTTP
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   For app developers, deep linking works perfectly in Android. It doesn't work 100% for end users because of the problems you listed, but reading this article is hilarious because Android has had this functionality.. forever?
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   1. This isn't possible on an iPhone unless you jailbreak, right? 2. Aren't those Android screenshots in that iPhone frame?
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   I don't know much about Finnish summers, but I don't imagine they get too warm
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   Understanding the CSS box model for inline elements(hacks.mozilla.org)

   1 points by Navarr 12y ago|0 comments
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   by Navarr 12y ago

   Darude Sandstorm by Darude
10. 520.▲
    by Navarr 12y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_hoaxes_and_east...
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    Smartbox by Inbox by Gmail by Google(googleblog.blogspot.com)

    50 points by Navarr 12y ago|30 comments
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    If it's up to font rendering, you would specify the language tag for each of those individually which would render the appropriate font (as you are writing that country's name in its language). Though that's far more difficul
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    Because the HTTP shows up as insecure, for one.
14. 524.▲
    by Navarr 12y ago

    So then if I write code that works around an ad-blocker, am I being malicious? I'm not sure those two are actually equivalent, but it feels like it in this case - in which case this would be pretty bad precedent.
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    This is very interesting. I think a better approach might be to separate encryption from trust. I'm thinking back to Chrome's announcement that they were considering making http:// show some sort of warning. What if: *
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    While this is obviously great for privacy proponents - I still can't understand how, legally, Google must acknowledge and adhere to browser settings. Does this set precedent for that?
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    Support Bluetooth L2CAP [Android Regression](code.google.com)

    1 points by Navarr 12y ago|0 comments
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    Windows 8 introduced a sandbox and users hated it . (Probably because it also forced digital signatures but hey, specifics)
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    http://blog.snapchat.com/post/102895720555/introducing-snapc...
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    The example characters expressed: 日、中、力 however are written the same way in both Chinese and Japanese from my understanding. (Albeit, I studied Japanese). There are admittedly variations which should be done separately, however unification
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    I played with it a little bit once for a small personal project. It seems to have all the features you want, but the way you used them never really clicked with me. Unlike Stash, GitLab, GitHub, Gogs, or others of that nature - though - it
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    The commit: https://github.com/mackyle/sqlite/commit/70b2e37d42971a61cc2...
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    I think no. Video games traditionally give tips - these are designed to help out players who aren't sure what to do. They are not designed to be the best possible move. If the game autoplayed the best possible moves, what would be th
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    Reminds me a lot of IDEA's Darkula - the only theme I can stomach these days.
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    Does not crash for me: Chrome 41 on Windows 8.1
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    > If you tie in the Google brand you are setting expectations that this will be a long-lasting effort. I don't think anyone has that expectation anymore :p
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    Some of their projects were, see "Google Wave" (now "Apache Wave") [1] [1]: http://incubator.apache.org/wave/
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    I volunteer time for a project called The Shotbow Network - it's a Minecraft game network. We've got lots of projects, and there are features etc that we hype up and then either cancel or don't release. Inevitably, though, e
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    I really don't like things like this. A lot of these projects ended up as other projects or built into other projects. Google checkout turned into Google Wallet. Google latitude ended up as part of the Google+ Identity overhaul. There
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    by Navarr 12y ago

    This week in "How are we going to hate on PHP today"