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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
I've been with SDF for years. I cut my Unix teeth on their servers. They're a fantastic host and I am very impressed that their "Meta Array" coped with the influx of HN traffic without skipping a beat. I've been per
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
That makes sense, the key is only recognised by the Mobile Safari on the iPhone.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
Certainly true of the ad's. But, IMHO, it's designers who seem to love the infinite scrolling and other gimmickry.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
I think this only applies to the iPhone. I don't think it has any affect on the iPad Mini.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
"this cannot be done programmatically" - are you sure about that? I think any half-decent programmer would be able to do this programmatically. A simple logic condition (if-then-else) should cover it.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
Yes, this applies to the iPhone only according to the release notes.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
It's back up now. Nothing to do with HN, I think the host messed up.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
Yes, if the browser hid the chrome by default that would be the best possible UI. It would also ensure a consistency across all web-sites.
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
I agree that there are potential issues with this. But I also believe that it is a useful control to put into the hands of designers. There are use-cases where hiding the chrome makes absolute sense - but the designer should always ensure t
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iOS 7.1 Mobile Safari Minimal UI(darkblue.sdf.org)
151 points by __DarkBlue 13y ago|69 comments
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
TimeMachine to a Btrfs RAID 1+0 NAS (hourly), BackBlaze (continous) and AWS Glacier fortnightly. I also use Carbon Copy Cloner to make a bootable backup about once/month (when I remember).
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How to Patch the SSL Vulnerability in OS X 10.9(reddit.com)
4 points by __DarkBlue 13y ago|0 comments
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by __DarkBlue 13y ago
Amazon Glacier with the Arq desktop client.