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by bergie 13y ago
Search for the individual apps: Word, Excel, etc. For example, Word is at https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/word-online/fiombg...
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More Office Online: Commenting, printing, Tell Me, and more(blogs.office.com)
34 points by bergie 13y ago|21 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
It should work with all the latest stable browsers on both desktop and mobile. Some ugly issues linger with older IEs though
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by bergie 13y ago
Interestingly I don't see an opt-out option for sponsored comments in the admin panel.
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Actions in Gmail(developers.google.com)
1 points by bergie 13y ago|0 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
Here is the Finnish visualization http://www.veropuu.fi/valtionbudjetti/
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by bergie 13y ago
There have been several succesfull cases of "special interest politics" in civil rights before. Abolition of serfdom and slavery, anti-segregation, universal suffrage to name a few. Many of those were considered to be against the
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by bergie 13y ago
You can even program microcontrollers visually: http://microflo.org/ http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/full-stack-fbp/
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by bergie 13y ago
As a c-base regular, I'd say this is actually more of a strength for Berlin. There are lots of ideas and talent that can flow from the hacker and arts scenes into the business world
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by bergie 13y ago
Shitty is comparative. I've seen people pay a lot more for way worse infrastructure in London, Paris, or San Francisco. Of course, Nordic countries are much better infrastructure-wise. But they provide a lot more expensive, and more re
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by bergie 13y ago
Berlin is one of the cheapest places to live in West Europe.
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by bergie 13y ago
Turkey was blocking YouTube back in late 2000s as well
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by bergie 13y ago
It is actually a bit worse than that. The Chrome display changes on scroll also fire a window resize event, causing pages that use this information to reflow when you just scrolled. I suppose they were thinking people don't ever size a
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by bergie 13y ago
Yeah, we already got some contacts about that. I think we'll add it to the repo README
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by bergie 13y ago
Source code at https://github.com/c-base/ingress-table Feel free to ask any questions about the project!
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by bergie 13y ago
Web without CSS and JavaScript would be a quite boring place. But hey, at least with GSS there is no need to rearrange your content in weird ways to accommodate to CSS layouts. So what you'd get is just the plain, semantic HTML.
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by bergie 13y ago
We're working on precompiling to CSS, which should fix those issues. The GSS build can also be a lot smaller if we drop the three grammar parsers (VGL, VFL, and CCSS), and you pre-parse GSS to the AST in for example Grunt
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by bergie 13y ago
W3C will be the way to go long-term, but first we want to have as much real-world experience with this thing as possible. And that is what the current JavaScript implementation enables for us and others. Specs should never be made in ivory
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by bergie 13y ago
Legacy IE support is coming, as well as precompilation to CSS. Those will fix your concerns. But on modern browsers GSS can already solve and lay things out in 60fps.
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by bergie 13y ago
While we clearly disagree on whether the web is a viable app delivery platform, there is no reason why documents couldn't look beautiful on the web either. Compare a nicely designed magazine or a book to a typical website. Which one is
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by bergie 13y ago
Well, web developers already have to implement design constraints into CSS. Now you just do it by manually calculating and hardcoding positions and sizes. With GSS you can offload a lot of that effort to the constraint solver.
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by bergie 13y ago
The original Badros and Borning paper on Constraint Cascading Style Sheets from 1999 explains pretty well why something like GSS is needed: http://www.cs.washington.edu/research/constraints/web/ccss-u... iO
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by bergie 13y ago
Well, now we have those social sharing buttons. Just as messy and pointless
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Jolla Phone News: Sailfish OS for Android Devices(reviewjolla.blogspot.de)
56 points by bergie 13y ago|24 comments
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by bergie 13y ago
NoFlo has a textual format as well as the visual one seen on the article: http://noflojs.org/documentation/fbp/
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by bergie 13y ago
Euro area inflation has been way lower than that, it seems. Including negative % on some years
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by bergie 13y ago
Fuel is also a lot more expensive now. And that makes up quite a significant chunk of the flying costs. On a quick look, the price of an hour of flying has gone up nearly 50% in the last ten years in the aviation club I used to belong to.
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by bergie 13y ago
Generally, not much. You need to file a flight plan, which is essentially just telling the ATC where you're going, and where you're coming from. The flight plan is also useful in case you get into trouble, since it contains the id
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by bergie 13y ago
Interestingly, Steve Jobs was also known for wearing the same outfit year-by-year. http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlny/steve-jobs-is-too-busy...
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by bergie 13y ago
Awesome! I think it would be great if editors could help users to not only format their contents, but also to write better. Another idea in sort of similar direction is doing automated link suggestions: http://bergie.iki.fi/

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