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> Why do you think Opera got rid of it? http://enwp.org/Opera_(web_browser)#History Opera A.S. threw the whole browser with its countless innovations and usability affordances away. The next major version after 12 was a
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> what if I always want reader mode? This is technologically complete impossible and all the solutions are a band-aid. Sigh… welcome to Opera versions 9 to 12. Not only did this complete technological impossibility exist, it did so ove
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You spoke true. https://www.etymonline.com/word/%2awere-o-
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> but doesn't consider planets, or nebulae, or other space objects that can block light This is addressed in the article. ctrl+f cloud
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You have misread the report. In actuality the results are 14 out 16 points for both .us and .de in that category.
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Widget.non-native-theme.enabled config option not working as expected(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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> you should instantly realize what they represent Often doesn't work in practice. I cannot instantly distinguish • ‖ from ligated || • … from ligated ... • ⁂ from ligated *** • ⁇ from ligated ?? • → from ligated -> • ↜ from liga
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The key (vulgo button) is not missing, merely the legend (vulgo labelling). In X, you can either press AltGr + i or Compose , - , > .
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> I eventually got to a point where Amazon provided a web-page, which has no less than sixty-two download links on, each of which would have to be manually operated. > I still do not have my data. > I want to get my personal data I
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It's not necessarily a problem. It's just excentric. How would you feel about a programmer that solely uses `nand` as boolean operator, or `<` as relational operator, expending some effort to transform any expression from the d
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https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Web_0_0x2e_1
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I do not use a theme. I think you have it the wrong way around. What's missing here is the Qt6 equivalent of KDE System Settings → Appearance, or configuration tool < http://qt5ct.sf.net >, and it's not my task as
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22978219
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Ah yes, blaming someone else, when we have have historic records that it was you who is responsible. Who do you hope to make an impression on with your lies? You haven't changed one bit. • http://p3rl.org/XML::RAI#DESCR
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> Qt 6 […] there are no visual changes so far That's false, examine Strawberry 1.0.2 running in KDE 5. The menus have the wrong background colour. The font size is wrong.
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> we've been saved from this flat design trend so far That's false, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26582009 Also in System Settings 5.24: • switch to sidebar view and examine the buttons at the top of
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FTA: > this book author did not write his texts in written German, but in a form of the Swiss language, which I did not understand with reading. So I noticed that I have great difficulties to read the text. This makes me angry. The Germa
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You were really bad at handling the RSS spec. Your boundless ego got in everyone's way, and in the end you left everyone disappointed: the feed subscribers, the Web authors, the library implementers. Shame on you. It was so bad that pe
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> it gets overwritten by package updates This doesn't happen. The package manager installs the new configuration under a different name so that you do not lose your changes and can merge them easily.
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It was clear in the way the authors responded to both criticism and improvement of the spec that they would be even worse stewards than Winer, Crockford or Gruber. I am glad this had its deserved death before it became entrenched. HN reader
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RFC 5005 exists. If a feed does not contain the entire history, that is the fault of the person implementing it.
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Quit playing a victim and misdirecting/mischaracterising the points I wrote about. This isn't about "exploring a UI paradigm", this is about users of the other DEs actually being treated badly by the Gnome/Gtk dev
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> Nobody is forcing it on you. But is that really the case? </TIK> Gnome/Gtk developers have sabotaged integration efforts since many years. The negative attitude against their products does not come à propos nothing. It
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Lio, this naivety, that is to say, the supposition of cooperation on behalf of the Gnome developers, hurts me to read. ;_; Gnome does not function like other free software projects. They do not actually listen to their users, this is the ro
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Both git-gui and gitk are in Tcl, not Perl.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17284511
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Opera versions 9.5 to 12 do this out of the box. The index is stored in `$OPERA_PREFDIR/vps/0000/`. menu Tools → Preferences… → Advanced → History → Remember visited addresses for history and autocompletion → [X] Remember con
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The three hypotheses you expressed are false.
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> there's a richer and deeper constellation of ideas and philosophy and design strategies in the original material Explanation with a bit more details: https://perl.plover.com/yak/design/
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> a list of common software problems and follow them with a pattern that helps solve the problem Better yet, improve the programming language, so that any user may benefit, not just those who know about the obscure list. https:/&#x

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