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How would you implement a GUI app in Netsurf that according to their release plan has no support in the rendering engine for JavaScript dynamically changing the DOM? Not to mention the JS support being incomplete anyway even though they are
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Vivaldi is much more than a reskin of Chrome though. It has customisable UI (with color themes), vertical tabs, tree style tabs, tiled tabs, tab stacks, mouse gestures, tab hibernation, session saving for later, reader mode (and a bunch of
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I hope you don't use cryptography then, or networking, or image/file manipulation, or do anything with untrusted user input. If you're only doing algebra on an air gapped computer then why do you even worry? Programming langu
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To be fair that was written _after_ Arch made their choice and if it's not easy to make that choice, it's sure not easy to reverse it either.
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And what happens when security issues are inevitably discovered in the libraries that are not updated anymore? Sure it's probably OK if you write things that never interface with a network.
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I only know of Finland, but here diesel for work machines is much cheaper than diesel for driving.
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For those using something like uMatrix, it seems the site's JavaScript crashes if you don't load Stripe's JavaScript too. Enabling that makes the site render.
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Not so sure about that. I've heard of so many problems with MicroUSB jacks on phones. It was a frequent issue with the Nokia N900 for example.
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Vivaldi is readable source, though, as the non-chromium parts are made with HTML and JS that are not obfuscated AFAIK. So it's the same trust factor as open source, albeit with probably somewhat less people looking at the source (plent
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Funnily enough, the WhatsApp protocol started as XMPP and is now a heavily customized binary version of it I believe.
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It's not just an accent. It's reading the words as if they were Finnish, so totally different.
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I wonder why so few are talking about the in-between. There seems to be only open offices or everyone has their private room. The first is my personal nightmare, the second is very expensive and hinders quick collaboration with colleagues.
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What is there to prevent a vim plugin author from adding the same kind of features?
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Object.entries requires Chrome 54, have you upgraded?
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That's cool! How did you make it?
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There seem to be plenty of gRPC libraries for Erlang though, according to a quick googling.
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Huh? I'm running Arch Linux on kernel 4.8 (latest in repos is 4.10). Ubuntu 16.10 has kernel 4.8.
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iTunes has had a list view of all tracks for as long as I have used it, and it is still they main way I play music: https://files.nytsoi.net/l5cR.png
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10y ago
It wasn't canned because it was a flawed design. It was canned because they couldn't make it work well enough technically. Encodings are still a total mess in PHP unless you are very careful (no runtime errors, you just run with i