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Even before having a mouse with wheel I used to scroll stuff with by dragging: I just selected text and when the selection reached the border, it started to scroll. I bet I'm not the only one. Anybody considering disabling selection or
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12y ago
How did you loose data that way? And I agree 100% with you!
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I run Chrome with "C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --renderer-process-limit=9 and it's much better that way: Less total memory consumption and killing a renderer unloads many tabs at once. It seems to m
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Very cool old school way to fake parallax in 2D
(simonschreibt.de)
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12y ago
It would be possible for Verizon to implement this really bad system without anybody noticing and even if Speedy/HTTP 2 or HTTPS is used: Currently they inject the header with an ID which changes e.g. daily and charge third parties to
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12y ago
I have an old raid controller from 3ware. The management software runs on localhost, but for illadvised security reasons forces HTTPS. One day I was not able to connect anymore (with a browser running on that machine!) I had to hunt down an
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12y ago
I wanted to use Kiln but then they silently stopped supporting the server version and removed it from their webpage. Good that I had not started with it before that happened. We use FogBugz, hosted in house (can't have our data out in
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12y ago
Is there a link where one does not have to register for a forum?
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12y ago
Good that this recorded ghost drive was not stored in the cloud. Hardware can easily survive 10 years. Hosted game servers cannot!
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12y ago
4chan has constraints: There are only 20 pages per board (if I recall correctly) and if a thread does not get new posts and drops from page 20, it's gone forever. Just like the twitter 140 characters limit, 4chan has a history limit. S
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12y ago
I can't really see any advantage over good German sockets and plugs: -Everyone can insulate parts of the two pins and it's often the case: I can never accidentally touch pins. Either they are insulated or the big "Schuko"
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12y ago
Is there a download link for the latest version with source code? I would like to browse it a bit. edit: found something here: http://paint-mono.googlecode.com/svn/vendor/pdn_src_3_0/ (reference before portin
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Does someone know what "mov dl,[fs:46ch]" does? In win32, fs and gs point to some process or thread info blocks, but in DOS? I was never aware of anything regarding the fs register and DOS unless a dos extender was run or pmode wa
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12y ago
Is your other code like the SMTP client also available for download? I love looking at small but elegant code
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12y ago
I'm not a native speaker and I feel a similar effect to have happened to me very often with song lyrics: Parts I could not understand clearly are like text that makes no sense, I hear other words than the real ones. Once I read through
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Working on The Witness, Part 13
(mollyrocket.com)
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What is the purpose of this trick? So reduce lantency? I get that if the browser sends a GET request for a picture, it's possible that the server already answered. But what happens afterwards? Is the connection closed? Or does the serv
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12y ago
Yes! (in Germany)
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I found it interesting that it seems to use Antigrain by Maxim Shemanarev in https://pdfium.googlesource.com/pdfium/+/master/core/src/fxg... (Chrome uses Skia). Unfortunately the author of Antigrain
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13y ago
Maybe it happens if you click on a cs or sln file and then press shift and click somewhere else. This might select all sln or cs files and invoke open on all of them, launching many instances at once. Happened to me once with another progra
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13y ago
The download of the exe file gives an error message, the cpp and txt files are fine though.
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What's the difference to iteadstudio, seedstudio or elecrow? I ordered boards from these three and found them excellent! Pricing is similar. But the more of these services, the better I guess.
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13y ago
If I remember correctly, <div> and <layer> could be nested.
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Thanks for that link: It explains that insignificant whitespace, duplicate keys and key order are not preserved. Does someone have a link to the storage format? I'm always curious and want to learn efficient encodings. Thanks!
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According to http://www.lawblog.de/index.php/archives/2014/01/23/wem-geho... those old ladies in Europe do not get this money as income! The article says that one of them earned up to 8000 EUR/
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It's awful if websites disable password saving. But I think that it's not good that Chrom is ignoring this attribute: Now some webpages will start tactics like renaming their fields every time. I always disabled autocomplete=off v
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Isn't there an in place update of an existing database without dump and restore now for quite some versions ( http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/pgupgrade.html )? A tool which keeps the relation fil
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>since the government could compel HN to give up the certificate/key Not if HN was an e.g. European company. >And, by the way, that product will be open source. Sounds great! Looking forward to it.
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But for how long? Google is a bit scary lately, with removing experimental region support because 2014 is the "make mobile fast" year. Also they killed Chrome Frame. I really wonder how long they will support XP. I don't thin
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I had a report from the manager in another company who bought our hosted solution that everything was misaligend. Turned out clicking a link from an email opened Netscape Navigator 4 for him! Normally he uses Internet Explorer if he clicks
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