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541.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
I have to agree with many who've commented here. The author doesn't list a single problem with current email clients, except maybe that he hints at wanting one with keyboard accessibility rather than requiring a mouse. Either he has no id
542.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
but who decides if it's noteworthy? is it just the fact that the release was made, or that some cool new innovations went into the release?
543.
Is it okay to post about software releases to HN?
1 points by bluesmoon 17y ago|3 comments
544.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
it matters from the accessibility point of view. too bad that so many people don't care.
545.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
na, a calendar should be a table.
546.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
hmm, looks like it still takes about 86ms to get from west coast to east coast and back. Does this mean that the network is as fast as it's gonna get? For a while at least.
547.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
I'd like to see what the numbers are with today's hardware. I wonder how much has changed in the last 13 years. Will report my findings here.
548.
It's the Latency, Stupid(stuartcheshire.org)
7 points by bluesmoon 17y ago|3 comments
549.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
It's nice, but using tables for layout is so 1990s. How about making it nicer by moving to CSS for layout. If you need help, just ask here on HN. Good luck.
550.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
FWIW, when I taught network programming many years ago, I asked my students to write an SMTP or HTTP client in C. It's fairly simple to do, so think of it as an exercise.
551.
by bluesmoon 17y ago
read code. if you don't understand a function, read it's man page. if you don't understand a type declaration, use the cdecl command ( http://linux.die.net/man/1/cdecl ) - you may need to install it first. write code. make mistakes, read th
552.
What's your site's users' bandwidth?(tech.bluesmoon.info)
2 points by bluesmoon 17y ago|0 comments