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by WildGreenLeave 9y ago
As far as I know it isn't possible to block ads inside the Android Chrome browser? Only way to do that is using your own DNS, but that would work both on native and progressive apps. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'd love to block
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Discord isn't an Electron app, its React native. And as a frequent user on my Macbook and my Android, it isn't resource intensive at all.
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
It almost sounds like you are not being serious, but, do you have a source?
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
It prevents the browser from requesting all the external files (CSS and/or JS), so yes, it may be that high.
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Probably, but they could have changed the adapter so the cable left the connector sideways like in Magsafe1.
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
You can just hold the hose and keep it of your car? It isn't too heavy so I don't see why this isn't an option. I've done it myself a couple of times in foreign countries where there are only 1 or 2 pumps, never had to d
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Is there a specific reason why drivers side is more convenient? Only because it doesn't make you walk around the car? Mine is on the passengers side and it never even occurred to me that having it on the drivers side would be more conv
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
As a Dutch guy visiting Switzerland regularly for skiing and just regular recreational purposes, I was surprised how many young children are getting on the bus for the slopes without a parent. Seeing a young child sitting/skiing/s
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
For opening large files Sublime Text is my go-to editor. I haven't tried multiple GBs yet, but everything around 1Gb is going fine.
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
The point is that you can find destinations based on your budget without being limited to certain dates. For cheap people (student) like me that are on a tight budget this is really awesome. :) Ps. I really like how this thing is popping up
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
As a Laravel developer that listens frequently to Taylor Otwell on the Laravel podcast[1]: yes, it is. I heard Taylor say multiple times that one or more parts of Laravel are inspired by RoR. [1]: http://www.laravelpodcast.com&#x
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
> so unless their discovery is amazing As a recent convert I have to admit that this was one of the reason I switched. It is really nice to open up the app on my phone and just start reading (for me) interesting stuff. Getting started on
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
As another Dutch guy I do not agree with you. My personal experience is that Google Maps has always been the fastest to update their map.
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
If you don't mind video guides, I can really recommend Laracasts[0]. The name implies that it only talks about Laravel, but it does not. :) Jeffrey is a great teacher and explains everything really well. [0] https://laracast
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Ask HN: What do you think about websites that won't work without JavaScript?
27 points by WildGreenLeave 10y ago|55 comments
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
I really like CDNs because of the ability to drop in a file and know it will be cached correctly. (Also there is a high probability that your user already has a cached version of the file) But never thought about CDNs being able to track yo
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Agreed, I love my Macbook Pro (2015 edition), however if I have to replace it in a few years I'm not buying the current Macbook Pro, instead I'll look for a comparable Windows laptop and put Linux on it. (If only there was a real
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Personally I think Steam is one of the best game platform (for a lack of a better word). It is fast, easy to use, nice sales/cheap in general, downloads are quick. While on the other side Playstation store is the exact oposite of what
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
I get your point, and I do agree. However it isn't uncommon for free closed software to become opensource if the owner can't or doesn't want to maintain it anymore. Or atleast, that is how I handle free software that I create
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by WildGreenLeave 10y ago
Does anyone know a nice guide about how these things are made? Real code examples aren't really necessary, I'm more interested in the setup and choices made. (Like, how is the world made, how are the planes flying, what is the ser
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The Laravel Certification Program(laravel.com)
2 points by WildGreenLeave 10y ago|0 comments
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by WildGreenLeave 11y ago
I have tried multiple Hacker news native application, and I didn't like any of them. I, however, love your Hackerweb web app. Its clean, simple and fast. And it feels like a native app.
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by WildGreenLeave 11y ago
You might wanna disable debug in your Laravel config. There is a debug bar that shouldn't be there.
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Ask HN: What is your way to get inspiration for new projects?
5 points by WildGreenLeave 11y ago|4 comments