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andreastt
13y ago
The easy solution is to set up an iptables route for disabling all non-loopback connections and traffic for port 57575.
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andreastt
13y ago
I realize this is old, but I can't help but feel that comparing the personal homepages of the creators of two web frameworks and suggesting that the difference in design should have a say in which language it's best to pick border
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andreastt
13y ago
At my previous employer, a small browser vendor that decided to abandon its own rendering engine and browser stack, I stopped using our product because Linux wasn't a priority. Numerous reasons were given, such as low market share, “o
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andreastt
13y ago
Ubuntu on workstation and laptop, Debian for everything else.
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andreastt
13y ago
You can also look at their driver's license. That should tell you a thing or two about seniority.
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andreastt
13y ago
How could this project go wrong in any way? It could become popular.
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13y ago
I think the most important thing Firefox OS can do, even if it's not a financial success, is to bring Mozilla – and in extension everyone who cares about openness – to the discussion table. This can, if played right, become a very eff
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andreastt
13y ago
Guys, please remember that the browser has been rebuilt from scratch. It's going to take a while to get all of the features we want back in.
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andreastt
13y ago
I'm biased since I've worked on it, but I personally find the native UI a pretty major thing.
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13y ago
Except that Opera has historically been one of the most significant proponents for open standards, the WHATWG, and opening the web to people without internet access. One should also not forget that Opera is now contributing, and have alrea
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Opera sues ex-employee for $3.4m for suggesting Firefox redesign
(translate.google.com)
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14y ago
A lot of the work that goes into adapting a browser for various chipsets and devices (TVs, STBs, etc.) is highly configuration dependent: Almost no device is the same. There is still a market for customizing and making device specific brow
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300 million users strong, Opera moves to WebKit
(my.opera.com)
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