TheCoreh

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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Yes, but it doesn't need to have the windows logo printed on it
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Sure, but the same can happen to whatever libraries you use on your native app. If anything Chromium is more likely to be patched, since there's a large entity interested in keeping it secure enough for accessing untrusted content.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Looks like the superiors just replied :) https://github.com/intel/haxm/issues/5#issuecomment-34652021...
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I've been here since ~2011, and people have complained of a supposed "Eternal September" or a decline in culture for as long as I can remember. I think that's largely a matter of perception/shifting expectations and
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
You can just use an alternative. If the company you work for is mandating that you use specific tools, that's a different issue, orthogonal to electron.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
While that's true, electron apps very rarely provide unrestricted web browsing of untrusted content. They're usually locked to a single domain, or load their entire interface from local files.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Software development is primarily an engineering discipline, so cost and time to ship must be weighted along with performance. (a classic example of a trade-off) There's no point in making things more performant than required. (Except
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
If people will buy your remake for who you are, I don't fee like that's an unfair advantage or a privilege. If anything it's a much bigger responsibility to make it right, since you risk ruining your reputation.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
The difference in latency is only noticeable in Windows 7 with DWM disabled though, is that your current setting?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Yeah, having to synchronize multiple windows is probably a pain. I guess that's a much smaller issue with a VR application (the OpenVR compositor supports overlays, but they're not used that often, and there's a clear priorit
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Not necessarily: video output is ultimately limited by the display. If the display runs at, say, 60Hz and both drawing on an off-screen buffer and compositing together take up less than ~16ms, the result should be exactly the same as draw
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Isn't providing a "Neutral" source of news basically impossible? Even if you could somehow address all sides of a story (e.g. besides actual scientists let's also interview some flat earthers to allow them to explain how
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
https://github.com/tj/node-prune/blob/master/prune.go#L57 Doesn't this also result in .d.ts files being removed? These are type declaration files (Kinda like C's .h files) that provide types fo
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Interesting, my bank does that, and I use it a lot.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I believe the React and Redux toolbars are exactly the same as Chrome's
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
I wonder what material are the walls and the handrails made of?
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Toy Story's (Sega Genesis) Hardware Defying Music – How We Did It [video](youtube.com)
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Or, they could create two separate ad categories by including an option like "Allow ad to be displayed on potentially controversial, offensive or profane content". That way instead if being demonetized videos could simply be moved
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Wouldn't that require the fungus to have a nervous system of its own?
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> Level 0: Automated system issues warnings but has no vehicle control. > Level 1 (”hands on”): Driver and automated system shares control over the vehicle. An example would be Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) where the driver cont
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Ya, this sounds like an easy problem to solve. If the passenger doesn't exit the vehicle after a set time, start a video call to a support central (perhaps the person is unable to get out because the doors won't unlock? or they fe
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
SVG is often pixel-hinted to match pixel edges and provide visually pleasing lines and shapes at low resolution
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
> They haven't been contracted by the government at all. The only have to operate by their own user agreement, which is wholly insufficient for the role they are playing. That's probably not the case. For instance, Twitter had
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Which would actually be counterproductive for Google: If people start to get used to these "fake" URLs, soon they will not be able to tell www-google-com.evilwebsite.com from the actual Google website, and will be more susceptible
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Because npm 5 was a pretty big update that fundamentally changed how a lot of npm portions work, in order to close the gap between it and Yarn, a competing package manager. The 5.0 release was super rushed IMO (I personally hit several bugs
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
You could also add <link rel="stylesheet"> tags to achieve a similar effect, so it doesn't really introduce anything new
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Ideally this is applied as a webpack transform, so the asset is left as SVG, and only converted during the build process. Inlining the SVG as Base 64 in CSS is not that good, since it limits what you can do with it (basically setting it a
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
So glad the Android Monitor tool is finally replaced. Recently had to do some profiling, and the whole experience was really bad.
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
To be fair, if you're developer, you'll probably also want an i7 (since a lot of compilation tasks are highly parallel and the extra cores will help a lot)
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by TheCoreh 9y ago
Maybe on the first year he didn't do professional work with it, and only used in on personal projects?

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