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by benaiah 14y ago
While it is very similar, and there are glaring thefts such as the style of the buttons, it does have several important changes. Color is used extensively, when it is totally absent in Svbtle - a change I greatly appreciate, as Svbtle has v
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by benaiah 14y ago
Haha, 1080p on a 13" here.
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by benaiah 14y ago
I never used to, but I recently got a 1080p 13-inch screen. I don't like the OS-level scaling in Windows, or turning down the virtual resolution, because it makes the chrome take up more space. Chrome (the browser) doesn't respect Windows'
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by benaiah 14y ago
That's probably because it's Windows-only. In the Humble Bundles, Windows users consistently give less than Mac users, who consistently give less than Linux users. Most bundles are cross-platform, so the average is higher. It's only about a
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by benaiah 14y ago
You have always had to pay at least a dollar to get Steam keys, no matter the bundle. I think it has something to do with Steam's requirements, but I don't know that.
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by benaiah 14y ago
So, in other words, Gmail just added a feature that Hotmail/Outlook.com have had for years. golf clapping
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by benaiah 14y ago
It is more true for Coffeescript, because Coffeescript is so closely tied to specific Javascript problems and idioms that it makes it more of JS shorthand than an actual new language. It's very different than understanding .NET (or Mono, fo
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by benaiah 14y ago
It thinks "false" is two syllables, which seems to be just a dictionary problem. For something like this, those need to be very diligently squashed if you plan to make something commercial out of it. The editor is way too small - this is a
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by benaiah 14y ago
Have you never heard of OS-level scaling? I run 1080p on a 13" screen (116 ppi) and if I set the "Make text and other items bigger" setting in Control Panel to the largest option (150%), then I can get it looking like this: http://img11.im
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by benaiah 14y ago
I can't really comment if you don't let me know, in specific terms, what it actually is. I'm really tired of "sign up for the beta of our nebulous, undescribed service that you may or may not be interested in! We even included a few vague,
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by benaiah 14y ago
I want a self-hosted version. Badly. Seriously, if you sold this as software that I could run anywhere, it would absolutely make my day. The libraries you guys have written are seriously impressive. You could use this kind of technology for
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by benaiah 14y ago
Precisely. The OP needs to read his Van Mises.
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by benaiah 14y ago
I don't think you mean that Java "exiled" nouns, especially considering you said Java consists of "nouns nouns nouns nouns". To "exile" is to send away, to remove. It has the exact opposite connotation of what you were trying to say. Other
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Obstacles(marquee.by)
2 points by benaiah 14y ago|0 comments
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by benaiah 14y ago
Except Google+'s non-writeability is more a symptom of Google's crappy API support than anything else. They built a product, and didn't really put any time in to make it a service or a platform. I think it's apathy rather than malice on Goo
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by benaiah 14y ago
I'll have any from 20-200 at any given time, depending on what I'm doing. I've been using Chrome lately, and it's quite frustrating that tabs are only saved in the last closed window. Some sort of way to save an entire session (i.e., window
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by benaiah 14y ago
Umm... never heard of AutoPager?
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by benaiah 14y ago
Running latest Ubuntu (12.04.1, 64-bit) off of a 3.75gb flash drive in the side of my ASUS Zenbook UX31A DB571. It is amazing . Fast, responsive, works almost out of the box. With USB 3.0, there's very little noticeable IO slowdown, even w
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by benaiah 14y ago
I haven't (yet) tested Linux on mine, but I have to agree with you that it's leagues better than the Air. I actually like Windows (I'm running the 8 RTM from MSDN), though I use Linux as well. I seem to be pretty alone in that position.
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by benaiah 14y ago
I have the ASUS Zenbook UX31A (the updated version of the UX31E) which came out about two months ago and the right shift is nice and fat. The Fn key and the arrow keys are all aligned on a row just below the row with the right shift key. Th
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Where the Minutes are Longer: Time on Mars(theatlantic.com)
2 points by benaiah 14y ago|1 comments