brianush1

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   by brianush1 7y ago

   As the grandparent comment says, you just get used to how Firefox works. For example, I would've never even thought to type "news" to look for hackernews in the omnibar after using it so long-- I just instinctively know that
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   by brianush1 7y ago

   > From tabs, where the close button is on the wrong side (right) In Firefox, using the Customize option from the menu, you can move the new tab button to the left side of the tabs, or even to the far right side so that it doesn't mo
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   by brianush1 7y ago

   Yes, in the standard it isn't defined, but on most--or maybe even all?--systems and compilers it's perfectly defined, since there is no reason why a compiler would layout two different empty structs in different ways; they're
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   C++ Patterns: The Badge(awesomekling.github.io)

   203 points by brianush1 7y ago|155 comments
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   by brianush1 7y ago

   That direct link to the image doesn't seem to work.
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   by brianush1 7y ago

   The article points out that, while there are occasional uses for dark mode, people shouldn't be using it all the time. I frequently see people preaching that light theme is impossible to look at and they use dark mode 24/7. It&#x2