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by Skalman 13y ago
Many on this thread are suspiciously skeptical of Snowden. I could easily see this as the Washington Post trying to portrait him as cooperating with China. I can't imagine China being interested, and I highly doubt Snowden would think
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by Skalman 13y ago
HN has been available over HTTPS for longer than that.
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by Skalman 13y ago
I understand it as 1.12<>2.2, and 1.13<>2.3 and so on. How is the link 1.(9+x).y<>2.x.y clearer than 1.(10+x).y<>2.x.y?
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by Skalman 13y ago
There a bug for V8 about implementing asm.js: http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=2599
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by Skalman 13y ago
That doesn't work for me. OIOIOOII does, though - it leads to https://developers.google.com/events/io/experiment-eightbit .
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by Skalman 13y ago
No, it seems like it's still up, though for some reason on place 81. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5667466
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by Skalman 13y ago
They still haven't updated the main page, nor the download page - http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop still suggests to get Ubuntu 12.10.
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by Skalman 13y ago
Consider filing Gnome bugs at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/ , not on HN.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Yeah, it gives me 29 errors. You might as well use UglifyJS, the same compressor that jQuery uses. https://github.com/mishoo/UglifyJS2/ You can try it out on http://skalman.github.io/UglifyJS-online/ . It's just a light-weight wrapper.
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by Skalman 14y ago
It'll be parsed as HTML in 1.8, but it's a CSS selector in 1.9.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Okay, nice. Did you also remove the need for clicking those tiny arrows to expand?
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by Skalman 14y ago
In Sweden garbage creates energy. http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2012/10/28/163823839/swe...
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by Skalman 14y ago
For me the biggest problem is that it doesn't clear upon reload. Having to keep track of which messages/errors came from the previous page is really annoying. Edit: Also, viewing objects is inferior compared to Chrome's tools.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Firefox 23 will be released on August 6 [1], while Reader closes on July 1 [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Firefox#Version_23 [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Reader
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by Skalman 14y ago
At least in Firefox you can prevent sites from blocking the context menu. Preferences -> Content -> [Enable JavaScript] Advanced... -> Disable or replace context menus
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by Skalman 14y ago
Firefox has just added private windows (just like incognito in Chrome). It's currently in Firefox beta [1], which will be released on April 2nd. [1] http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/20.0beta/releasenotes/
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by Skalman 14y ago
[Inspector] Support more pseudo selectors where applicable. E.g. :link and :visited for links, :target, :enabled, :disabled, :checked, :indeterminate etc. [Web Console] Add an option to reset when the page reloads (like Chrome). Perhaps it
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by Skalman 14y ago
It doesn't work in Firefox 19.
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by Skalman 14y ago
What I would really love is for someone to provide both a date and time picker. For some reason everybody is concerned only about the date.
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by Skalman 14y ago
Nope. The major fix that they did was to eliminate memory leaks in extensions when the user closes a tab.
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by Skalman 14y ago
When testing these kind of experiments I always use a similar password (with similar structure, completely different components and order of components)
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by Skalman 14y ago
I think the thing is that very few non-generated 10-12 char passwords are actually random - they tend to consist of words with simple replacements anyway. So why not use four random English words?
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by Skalman 14y ago
I think "Number" is a better name than "Float". It's a much more common word which I immediately get a feeling for. That typeof NaN === 'number' really makes sense for me, and I feel that most wouldn't need a long explanation to get it ei
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by Skalman 14y ago
For people spending their days on Facebook it might be an improvement. It does sound like a huge addon though and I agree that it'd probably be best to make most of that non-default.
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by Skalman 14y ago
...and there actually seems to be something going on with regards to sharing in Firefox still. According to [1] it's targeted at Firefox 17, though I haven't noticed anything yet (I'm on Firefox Aurora 17 now). It seems like it has a much
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by Skalman 14y ago
There was an effort to put sharing into Firefox. I'm not sure of the current status - it looks like it may have gone stale. See https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/F1 and http://f1.mozillamessaging.com/
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Show HN: UglifyJS in the browser (the minifier that powers jQuery)(skalman.github.com)
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by Skalman 14y ago
The post talks about sending personal emails. While that may be possible for smaller companies it doesn't really scale. At some point a company will have to use more automated email. However, I think that you should really consider whether
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by Skalman 14y ago
In Sweden I've had pins without duplicated digits.
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by Skalman 14y ago
In Sweden I've seen d/m-yy or d/m-yyyy used when a year is present, and I still use it when signing contracts, though I am starting to write the first letters of the month instead.

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