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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Such an arbitrary chart. On top of that, like other here said - can be easily skewed if the people surveyed are swayed by constant negative news in the media. They can say they're happy because they know it for sure but for others, the
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Yeah, I have done it twice now. Safari doesn't have as good of a support as Firefox for a lot of Web Extension API, and that's on top of various compatibility issues with Safari itself. Not to mention having to deal with Xcode to
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
As a Web Extension dev, I can say that Chrome is definitely the go-to platform for developing new extensions, as you basically target most of the market this way (incl. Chrome, Edge, Brave, etc.). Any additional browser, means ofc additiona
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
It might be overblown but still - the guy was invited first-hand to have a keynote and then told that's not happening a short while later. Whatever the reasoning was, the whole thing was very poorly handled. It should have been either
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Yeah. Quite sad the Mini didn't sell too well. For me the current regular size is about as big as I feel comfortable with. I just hope these models keep getting the same features as the larger ones (Max, Ultra, whatever).
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Gurman Corroborates iPhone 16 Pro Display Size Increase Rumor(macrumors.com)
1 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|2 comments
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
If the headset rumors are true, it would be weird if Apple didn't announce stable WebXR support at WWDC. They might be focused more on native, but good support for the Web would definitely help drive adoption for the "new" pl
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Solid.js, React, and Vue – reactivity systems compared(vrite.io)
4 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|0 comments