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asddubs
5y ago
it's not a port, is it? I thought notepad++ was closed source?
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asddubs
5y ago
well, you'd just be in the same situation we're already in: you might not find the file by typing the name. you'd have to support files created before this flag was toggled on anyway, so it's not like everyone would just
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asddubs
5y ago
I guess they could make it a compile flag
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asddubs
5y ago
seems like the only way to really achieve that is to bake it into the api for storing/naming files of the respective operating system
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asddubs
5y ago
i think more customization can help you get power users to spread the word, as long as it doesn't get in the way of someone who just wants to do/read/understand as little as possible to get results
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asddubs
5y ago
i hate to say that I've definitely written code like that. not any time recently, thankfully (at least I think)
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asddubs
5y ago
what ever happened to the plan for chrome to get its own certificate store, anyway? It was announced a while back but never happened feels like it would be a good thing especially for old android devices (although at least one can use firef
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asddubs
5y ago
whenever someone says "the solution is" and then says something that depends on a bunch of individual actors acting of their own accord rather than something systemic, it's hard to take them seriously. in a hypothetical dream
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asddubs
5y ago
i think the problem with IE11 is going to be the rendering moreso than the javascript engine. it doesn't support css variables and only a custom version of the grid syntax, so sites are only going to get more broken
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asddubs
5y ago
i use the blocktube browser extension to block anything clickbaity or that I'm not interested in. for some reason sometimes blocks don't take and you have to block the video a second time, but it's still pretty great. I'
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asddubs
5y ago
also inline styles you have no control over
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asddubs
5y ago
well hopefully you'd be putting a /*TODO*/
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asddubs
5y ago
css truly is a beautiful language I'm thankful that I only ever do it in contexts where I control all the CSS and don't have to do silly stuff like that
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asddubs
5y ago
no you can't
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asddubs
5y ago
Gimp as a name still makes me laugh after all these years, whenever I actively think about it. You'd be hard pressed to find a worse name for your software. not only is it a fetish term, it's simultaneously also a slur against dis
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asddubs
5y ago
every time i install a new operating system on a pc/laptop i just copy over my .mozilla directory. I've disabled pocket literally once on one computer and never thought about it again
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asddubs
5y ago
it's because of the death of third party cookies. so now pop-ups are needed
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asddubs
5y ago
neither does google these days
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asddubs
5y ago
m1 hyper turbo deluxe or they could take a page out of microsofts book and just call the next one "m one"
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asddubs
5y ago
Also environmental damage that will cost to repair, offloaded onto the government or even future generations
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asddubs
5y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond! Yes, I was going to do it from scratch (no libraries), it's supposed to be a very basic WYSIWYG markdown dialect editor, which also supports rich text pasting. It will probably never see the light
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asddubs
5y ago
I doubt the hackers are actually trying to help open source, it probably just occured to them that open sourcing would be a way to somewhat future-proof them not putting those restrictions back in for the next generation of cards I'm n
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asddubs
5y ago
I was planning to write a little toy WYSIWYG editor for basic html formatting in the near future (mostly for fun). Any general advice before jumping into it?
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asddubs
5y ago
How did you set this up? I've been wondering about doing this sort of thing
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asddubs
5y ago
porn list?
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asddubs
5y ago
the google one is normal if you haven't logged in in years, especially if you're in a different place now. Google is perfectly happy to lock people out of their accounts with the correct password
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asddubs
5y ago
to be fair, we were curing people with mercury not too long ago, so I say it still counts
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asddubs
5y ago
i bought an iphone 6s for this purpose for 50€. upon mentioning this to somebody i was also given a second one with a crap battery for free
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asddubs
5y ago
it's also way bigger and less portable
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asddubs
5y ago
I really do hate how big phones have gotten now. If it wasn't for f-droid I would just get an iphone, at least they make phones in sane sizes
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