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by amenod 6y ago
It mostly depends on the parents , not on children. Teens are finally independent and strong enough to be able to revolt - if they do or not is in many cases just a reflection if their parents treat them as equals or not. Before you answer
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by amenod 6y ago
I do. When installing Linux on some comp which doesn't have specific networking requirements, it saves a lot of time.
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by amenod 6y ago
> The problem with OnlyOffice is non-community-oriented development and the predatory licensing model where they hold all copyrights and dual-license their code AGPL+proprietary, while forbidding others do the same (since they hold the c
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by amenod 6y ago
I only know Doro feature phones (and am impressed by how easy to use they are, especially for those who don't see well and have trouble hitting small buttons), but it seems that they make smartphones too: > Age should never be a r
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by amenod 6y ago
Same here. :-/
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by amenod 6y ago
Disagree - some advice is specifically tailored to React apps (created using create-react-app).
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by amenod 6y ago
The problem is more about latency, not so much bandwidth. Also, not everyone has a good connection. Cache only works the second time the user comes to your page. By definition, every user will experience slow loading the first time. That sa
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by amenod 6y ago
Firefox has had development tools from way before Chrome even existed. They started as an (awesome!) Firebug extension, which they later included in the browser itself (not that it matters, but it was Chrome that basically copied them at th
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by amenod 6y ago
Interesting - while the FF dev tools are not perfect, I find the Chrome tools much much much worse. I remember a few months ago searching where the !#$@ one can see POST request parameters for a networks request (I'm sure they are th
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by amenod 6y ago
They both fight with every dirty dark UX pattern they can get away with. Not much difference in practice. If anything, at the moment Apple is doing more for the web diversity than anyone else. They have a non-negligeable market share and ca
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by amenod 6y ago
3 month notice - they will start on Nov 1st. Still not bad.
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by amenod 6y ago
One solution is to simply use old reddit until they get their act together. With a plugin it is easy: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/old-reddit-re... Not sure how long they will keep old.reddi
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by amenod 6y ago
It's actually not that bad in practice... But I guess the pragmatic formatting is "whatever `prettier` does by default" anyway. :)
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by amenod 6y ago
True, or even: Cond1 // if this ? Result1 // return this : cond2 // else if this ? Result2 // return this : cond3 // else if this ? Result3 /
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by amenod 6y ago
> If everyone has a "Under video surveillance" sticker on their door... Ftfy.
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by amenod 6y ago
Curious: why? Can't you simply shut down the NAS^wmicroserver and replace the failing drive then? (assuming the downtime is not a problem, which is probably the case with most home NAS installations)
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by amenod 6y ago
They would never use `trunk`, it resembles SVN too much. :)
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by amenod 6y ago
> In slavery, the only correct thing for a master to do is to abdicate power, and it is not wrong for a slave to reject that power relationship. Once that happens, they are no longer master and slave, of course.
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by amenod 6y ago
It's not about that - the filesystem needs to be simple snough that multiple vendors' implementations will be compatible. Remember SOAP interoperability? Me neither. It was too complex for its own good. That's why REST is use
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by amenod 6y ago
Not sure if this answers your question, but if it really bothers you, you could change the CSS rules that your browser applies to a specific site. If you are using firefox, the file to edit is `chrome/userContent.css`. I know it doesn&
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by amenod 6y ago
This, thousand times. Don't just fix the bug, fix the process that led to the bug. Developers are (usually) not malicious, but we are often working with tooling which makes mistakes easy to do, difficult to detect and grave in conseque
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by amenod 6y ago
Yes, but this looks like they are scared of benchmarks. Weird, right? :)
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by amenod 6y ago
If they decide to litigate, they might learn what a Streisand effect[0] is. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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by amenod 6y ago
Curious, would microseconds suffice? Or are we talking about higher precision still?
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by amenod 6y ago
I agree with the thoughts on discussion and appreciate that you are taking the time to answer this thread! Just to clarify: while the percentage of those who exercise this particular freedom (modifying the source and then using it in produc
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by amenod 6y ago
That's... not the lesson they need to learn. Databases are app foundations. Make sure you do them right and don't overpromise.
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by amenod 6y ago
This. I don't care if I can see the source code if I can't actually _do_ anything with it. If I can't run my modifications in production, it doesn't guard me against vendor lock-in and it doesn't give me the right-t
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by amenod 6y ago
It's not about Vue (or React for that matter). Incompetent developers will take whatever tools they have at their disposal and turn a few hours project into an unmaintainable monstrosity.
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by amenod 6y ago
This is also my (limited) experience, though one does find... less than welcoming maintainers. :) It depends a lot in how you approach the project though. Being humble and careful not to waste maintainers' time more than necessary go
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by amenod 6y ago
No idea, haven't touched WhatsApp and don't intend to. :) That said, the SW will of course lag behind commercial offerings. Just see how long it took for desktop Linux to catch up to the major players. But open source system gives

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