Surio

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by Surio 14y ago
>> appears jagged in Chrome 23 on my Windows 7 machine, with ClearType configured. Same here. I have a Stylish script configured to render "safe" fonts every time I am "forced" to use Chrome. Chrome is also very memory intensive on
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by Surio 14y ago
Where and how do I apply this to my own browser? (userChrome.css or about:config?) Thanks.
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by Surio 14y ago
[moved comment as parent in its own right]
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by Surio 14y ago
Thanks to the OP. It is a very interesting, and divergent point of view [specially from the established status quo], cogently presented and explained.
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by Surio 14y ago
Dan barber's http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Barber TED talk might be relevant to this discussion ;-] http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_barber_how_i_fell_in_love_with_...
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by Surio 14y ago
[deleted as it adds no value]
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by Surio 14y ago
Duplicate! See thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4952128
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Emacs conference happening in the UK on 30 March 2013(lists.hugadev.com)
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by Surio 14y ago
>> Natural resources are virtually unlimited at least for the current size of the human race I was sort of nodding in agreement at another comment you left elsewhere but this one is just not on. This belief is definitely at odds wit
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by Surio 14y ago
Regardless of how semantically we phrase it, the bottomline that the parent made is valid... (Housing is saturated in the places where people want to live) i.e., it is as saturated as it can be, with no immediately conceivable resolution to
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by Surio 14y ago
and you get Quake-console too ;-) (press '~' key)
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by Surio 14y ago
> Single process per tab is heavyweight, and is the reason why Chrome uses more memory than Firefox once you have a few tabs open. Very true. One has to experience it before it hits you. I've completely stopped using Chrome/Iron now.
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by Surio 14y ago
I wasn't arguing if one was good or bad over the other either. If we are looking at alternatives, all alternatives should be discussed, and I took it upon myself to bring sourceforge into the discussion. >> may have hit the nail on
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by Surio 14y ago
+1 for being a sport. Your convivial reply on this thread also probably puts to rest speculation around whether it is OK to name open tutorial projects in this way or not. It's great what you are doing with the "hard way". I wish you well,
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by Surio 14y ago
>> GitHub is for the people who are as interested in the code as they are in the software itself. I'd argue that it is the same for SF as well. Like I mentioned with the Adobe brackets example, based on the nature of the project, a
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by Surio 14y ago
Have you visited them lately? Their UX/sign-in etc., is now on par with github and others. They got rid of the ads also. Also I have adblockers installed. If you/your audience are the type frequenting HN and working on code by and large, yo
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by Surio 14y ago
Have you visited them lately? Their creation process is now on par with github and others. They got rid of the ads. Also I have adblockers installed. If you/your audience are the type frequenting HN and working on code by and large, you'll
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by Surio 14y ago
>> Sourceforge looks like a sales page, listing features and downloads. >> Gitub has the contents of the source right there at the top This is a non issue (as far as I see it). Everyone that is interested in a project is not
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by Surio 14y ago
This is a personal opinion, so please ignore if you do not agree. I feel there is too much adulation (perhaps bordering on unhealthy, even) around github and its services. So, every thriving alternative (to github) is very welcome in my v
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by Surio 14y ago
I, for one, appreciate unpaginated links, so thank you.
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by Surio 14y ago
Other than occasional 502 errors, the site doesn't work for me. Browsers used: 1. FF 17x 2. Maxthon 4x (IE engine) 3. Seamonkey Chrome is too memory intensive for my machine and the font rendering is poor, so stopped using it. Any others ha
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by Surio 14y ago
Au contraire , I quite liked the font's look and feel. It would definitely look lovely on poster titles and the like. As much as I liked the font, I also liked the approach behind building the font. Algorithm is not the first word one as
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by Surio 14y ago
Relevant discussion on the same topic from last week: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4901148 A worthy and commendable initiative. Chipped in what I could. I had meant to follow this up last week, but it slipped my mind. So, thanks f
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by Surio 14y ago
>> I'm from the part of the world where everybody is driving on the right side and all because of one Napoleon ;-) I speak in jest. I know the story is apocryphal, but I am not going to pass the opportunity up - aka let facts get i
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by Surio 14y ago
related discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4825537
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by Surio 14y ago
Related thread on gangnam popularity: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4825537
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by Surio 14y ago
Unbelievable. :-D! Even PSY wouldn't have imagined this kind of success for that song. Although I suspect, a lot had to do with the spontaneity of the accompanying music video.
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by Surio 14y ago
That was supposed to be my line too. Seconded ;-) P.S: I am actually semi-serious in a way. I have actually witnessed the search bubble on colleagues' PC vs. mine so, I'm all for it.
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by Surio 14y ago
[Moved comment to other thread...]
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by Surio 14y ago
>> and this is not even in the TOP 10, and the nº1 is Facebook followed by BBB12. You will have to wait for the competition to make that video . It will be aptly titled "search bubbles zeitgeist" 2012 ;-) (semi joking, ... I have

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