Navarr

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541.
by Navarr 12y ago
Not yet availble for GApps users. Because Google hates us :(
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by Navarr 12y ago
502. Nice.
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by Navarr 12y ago
Previously posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9140626
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by Navarr 12y ago
One of the most notable things about this isn't even mentioned - and that is that, perhaps, this is the start of Google rolling out their Material Design principles to their existing properties. Inbox uses MD heavily, but it was brand
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The new Google Contacts: Bringing everyone together(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
5 points by Navarr 12y ago|3 comments
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by Navarr 12y ago
I see where MUI fits in, but I think Google is also using Material Design to drive polymer and webcomponent adoption. Being able to import a few elements and make a resizable toolbar is a much better experience than adding a fucktonne of cl
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by Navarr 12y ago
Obihai has teamed with Google so it means nothing for them. Others though who knows.
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by Navarr 12y ago
These days most of my bugs are Firefox acting differently than I expect it to (though perhaps compliant to standards). I haven't really had to say "IE Issue" unless I was dealing with 8 and lower.
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by Navarr 12y ago
I'm personally hoping they target more generic keywords like genres of game or coupon or hotels or stuff like that. I'd be very annoyed if they let advertisers target specific app names like "Facebook", "Twitter&qu
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by Navarr 12y ago
Though, what he's talking about is more specific than ammo - which they probably already know all the local laws on. While I see your point, I can still believe that UPS is erring on the side of caution while they try to figure out all
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by Navarr 12y ago
TL;DR: FedEx: “We are uncertain at this time whether this device is a regulated commodity by local, state or federal governments. As such, to ensure we comply with the applicable law and regulations, FedEx declined to ship this device until
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by Navarr 12y ago
It's probably part of Google Play Services.
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by Navarr 12y ago
It's just interesting seeing someone promote the precise opposite of the now ever so popular Material Design thought of basically using animations everywhere to convey motion, meaning, and hierarchy.
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by Navarr 12y ago
Do you... Do you just desire UI to not be animated at all? that the next item in that list just appears at the top?
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by Navarr 12y ago
I wish I could just plug cities into this thing and it spits out the same data. Would be an incredibly useful tool
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by Navarr 12y ago
TL;DR: Google trying to work with banks to get some sort of deal going on. Google trying to wrangle it's phone partners like Samsung who are trying to implement their own payment platform. WTL;DR: Apple is superior because they have
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by Navarr 12y ago
> For instance, themes and plugins for Wordpress, Magento, etc. are often de facto installed by their mere presence at conventional locations inside the project tree, and this is the only way to “install” them. > In such a situation,
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by Navarr 12y ago
Inbox has declared since day 1 they plan to come to GApps. No idea what the hold up is. They dodged my question asking about the challenges during the AMA. (I think they chose not to answer it at all)
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Hacker News Clone for Magento Developers(magehero.com)
1 points by Navarr 12y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 12y ago
Quick question: Does this use the Schema.org JSON+LD descriptions to trigger information (as opposed to or in addition to it's own detection?)
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by Navarr 12y ago
Really nice software. Would prefer something I could host myself in PHP, but if I was a more active writer $30/yr for that looks like a really great deal.
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by Navarr 12y ago
Medium also doesn't have custom domain support, which is a must for me. I consider personal branding very important and medium just doesn't have it
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by Navarr 12y ago
That is what mattered! The programmer (the driver - you) should have fixed the bug when he noticed it. It wasn't a problem with the language, just the implementation. PHP is not well known for language-level security issues. It&#x27
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by Navarr 12y ago
You assume right!
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by Navarr 12y ago
Whomever said that it's technically impossible for a web application to have a memory leak is a liar. I wrote a slightly-more-than-basic Angular.js app and it leaks like crazy up to the point that the Chrome tab will crash. If you&#x27
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by Navarr 12y ago
Downvotes probably because HackerNews is very anti-censorship, even if it's in a field that's been censored since the beginning (they read the mail inmates send out, but making it punishable to use ways around that is somehow supe
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by Navarr 12y ago
You might want to check your extensions. I know AdBlock+ is a very popular, common, RAM-hungry extension
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by Navarr 12y ago
You had always had a profile.. Chrome just made it more visible so that you knew about Guest mode and stuff.. Of course deleting your user profile deleted all of that profile's data
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by Navarr 12y ago
I can kinda see why the punishment is so harsh for a form of communication that COs can't intercept or witness. I don't think Facebook should be suspending their pages - but I can understand the punishment.
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by Navarr 12y ago
The most interesting part of this to me is the swatch - I'm guessing they use some advanced CSS3 techniques to do that, since you presumably wouldn't be able to use JavaScript in email. That aside, it looks like a pretty straight-

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