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by VoxPelli 12y ago
GitHub are also working on enabling users to accept just a subset of the requested scopes, like just access to public repos, which will make using all of the more fine-grained scopes easier: https://developer.github.com/chan
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by VoxPelli 13y ago
They are only using Amazon for US-projects, all of their other sites fore their new countries pay "directly" to Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/help/faq/backer+questions#faq_41...
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Ejecta 1.3 brings native WebGL and WebSockets to iOS JavaScript apps(impactjs.com)
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by VoxPelli 13y ago
There is work going on in enabling Javascript to get better at doing things in parallel - both on CPU and GPU. Eg. check out the ParallelArray() from the River Trail project by Intel: http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=strawman:data_pa
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by VoxPelli 13y ago
Standardizing a format/API upon a tool like SQLite was something that was proposed in the web world as WebSQL but scrapped due to not wanting an entire standard to rely on a specific code base but rather wanting to have the standard be poss
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
That's somewhat different though because the browser and the OS is the same in Firefox OS so you would have to switch the entire OS - which in itself shouldn't be a problem once the app API:s has been finalized and standardized and implemen
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
Can't we just stop writing clients for specific REST API:s period and rather just build one good API client that can easily be extended and adapted to any API? That's the path I've been using in all projects lately - because frankly - I don
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
And I would say that it's totally up to any OStatus client to improve on that in their UI if they want to. Mobile phones and e-mail clients rarely uses the raw numbers and e-mail addresses in their UI:s but instead uses data from eg. an add
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
Has there been discussions about handling private data in Private content? Yes - and there have been efforts in making that possible in OStatus, but since OStatus itself is just made up of other specifications it currently awaits those othe
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
Technically it's much more than Twitter - it's a way to subscribe to activities in realtime (Activity Streams + Pubsubhubbub), a way to easily do so for users on a website (WebFinger) and a way to notify people of others activities which th
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by VoxPelli 14y ago
As a former Flattr developer my impression is that Flattr's lack of focus on hard numbers is due to one of its core values when it was founded - that all flattrs are equal and should be treated as such - that a flattr doesn't just represent
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by VoxPelli 15y ago
They have twenty donations waiting for them on Flattr: https://flattr.com/thing/425480
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by VoxPelli 15y ago
CanIUse builds on top of data from eg. QuirksMode and gathers it in an easily scannable and filterable table.
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by VoxPelli 15y ago
ppk is on Flattr - you can subscribe to him here: https://flattr.com/thing/325875/ppk-on-Twitter
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by VoxPelli 15y ago
It starts next month - we wanted people to know in advance.
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by VoxPelli 15y ago
Opps - we will fix that. Thanks for pointing out!
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by VoxPelli 16y ago
Among other things Drupal 7 has better support for reverse proxies like Varnish. From the changelog: "Improved support for HTTP proxies (including reverse proxies), allowing anonymous page views to be served entirely from the proxy."
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by VoxPelli 16y ago
Drupal 6 will still be supported until Drupal 8 is released in a few years and it will for a while still be more stable than Drupal 7 and have more modules supporting it. So no need to rush an upgrade - you can safely stay at Drupal 6 for a
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by VoxPelli 16y ago
Both Linode and Slicehost. I like the Slicehost admin system more than Linode's, but Linode got servers in Europe which is a big plus - and Linode have better specs than Slicehost as well.