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aroman
14y ago
In case anyone's curious and got down to the embedded YouTube video in the code, it's an Arabic-titled video of a screen recording of a Facebook video (further evidence of the author's technical prowess) of two Israelis in a place undergoin
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aroman
14y ago
Seems pretty absurd to think that they'll be actively supporting a product for another decade without putting out any new releases... then again Microsoft and I have never seen eye-to-eye about how to sunset and subsequently retire software
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aroman
14y ago
Huh, I thought we established that the fusion drive didn't use the same basic cache idea as Intel SRT? There was an Ars article[1] that came out shortly after the new FDs did that did a lot of actual digging and came to the conclusion that,
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aroman
14y ago
I definitely agree with your thoughts on this, but I guess I wanted to add that Linux most definitely _does_ have human interface guidelines -- they're just not the same for every flavor of Linux under the sun. Granted a lot of Linux apps t
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aroman
14y ago
I have the opposite experience. I have no incentive to use new networks -- all my friends are on Facebook. Facebook is actually very good at (at least in my experience) showing me information from friends that I'm actively being friendly wi
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aroman
14y ago
If you mean the web page at heroku.com, I'd assume that was only momentary while they gave it a facelift. It's up fine for me and so have my heroku apps which i've been using all day. status.heroku.com also seems clean. I think you just cau
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aroman
14y ago
This is me, all the time. I have awful vision yet never wear glasses unless I absolutely need them. Glad to know I'm not alone ;)
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aroman
14y ago
I'm in the same boat. While I definitely appreciate Backbone for what it tries to be (and it excels at that, in my experience), I find myself somewhat unsure at times if I'm deviating too much from best practices. Not that I need someone to
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aroman
14y ago
I've been using the 2012 MBA near daily since it came out. I have definitely noticed that the magsafe feels significantly weaker than it should, but I think it's simply a matter of Apple not cranking up the magnetism. There is nothing inher
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aroman
14y ago
Actually, it is in considerably wide use for desktop linux applications. It definitely has tangible benefits as well -- it promotes the clear separation of app data and user configuration, and unclutters the home folder. And as pointed out
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aroman
14y ago
I'm not sure it lends itself to such contrived examples. A more useful comparison would be the use of backbone to build an entire web app (a small one). Backbone has a number of components and it's not exactly like you can have a three-line
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aroman
14y ago
They are well aware: http://www.mojang.com/2012/07/houston-we-have-a-problem/
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aroman
14y ago
Thirded.
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aroman
14y ago
Cool idea, but at least for me (2012 13" MacBook Air), scrolling smoothness suffers slightly (yet noticeably). I wonder how it performs on iOS/Android devices?
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aroman
14y ago
Looks interesting, particularly for smaller apps that don't need the whole dnode protocol exposed. I think that's their target use case. Also, I was kind of surprised that the project logo was a skeleton judging from the project description
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aroman
15y ago
+100, I've been on the verge of writing something like this for months now. I dunno about Windows and OS X, but Linux doesn't have any native clients. I've been using https://github.com/agirbal/JMongoBrowser for my desktop mongodb query/a
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aroman
15y ago
I'm not so sure that's true -- style guides are just as important internally, even with only a few designers. I just don't think they intended this to be public. But certainly it isn't uncommon for a company or design/development shop to ha
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aroman
15y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what might those purposes be?
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aroman
15y ago
Ohh, so this is what became of Convore. I remember hearing Leah Culver talk about it in some DjangoCon vidoes, and I've seen grove.io around as well, but didn't make the connection between the two. Looks solid though -- the business model s
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aroman
15y ago
Really? I've played around with GNOME Shell a few times, but recently I've been seriously considering using it for my laptop because I would like to get the most real-estate-optimized modern GUI possible on there. Right now I'm running Pant