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14y ago
It's probably just a marketing thing. Look at ubuntu.com, there's not a single mention of "Linux" across the whole front page.
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14y ago
While I would agree normally, I think for this very special purpose it's okay to replace scrolling. This is not meant to be a website, but rather a short presentation.
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14y ago
This is really cool and it's the first time I see this project. Is there still progress going on? The last commit was 3 months ago. Unfortunately, the error reporting of the live demo isn't very helpful at this stage. I quickly ran into som
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14y ago
I'd happily accept a bigger memory consumption in exchange for threaded/multi-process tabs. Does anyone know how the current state of that project is? The main reason that keeps me with Chrome is that in Chrome a single tab's JavaScript goi
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14y ago
Interesting. We moved away from VPS.net for a similar reason. There were multiple occasions where hosts got shut down and support couldn't tell us the reason for it. Since we're using hand-rolled virtualization on top of a few rented server
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14y ago
It's actually a 32-bit binary, so the amd64 debian package just lists all the i386 dependencies explicitly. Bummer. $ file /usr/bin/skype /usr/bin/skype: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses sha
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14y ago
There's more to it than what Sass, Less and co. can provide. It simplifies dynamically changing a bunch of CSS properties from JavaScript a lot. Instead of changing all the elements using a particular style, you could now change just the va
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14y ago
Here are some interesting code examples with a web demo: http://kotlin-demo.jetbrains.com/
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14y ago
Also, if you're using it in the browser, JSON is already there while you need to load a library in order to use msgpack.
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14y ago
It shouldn't be more than changing those two lines: https://github.com/mitsuhiko/itsdangerous/blob/59f3bf7877e21... And the tests, of course.
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14y ago
+ don't compare secret strings in a manner that makes it possible to draw conclusions about the position of the inequality.
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14y ago
What's the worst thing that could happen? It's only on the frontpage because there are obviously a lot of people interested in this, including me.
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14y ago
> Of course, that only works if you are on an iOS device. It also works in Chrome Beta for Android.
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14y ago
More probably the same mindset regarding security. I wouldn't expect a company that stores unsalted passwords to invest much in security elsewhere.
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14y ago
I don't believe that's an option for the author as he's known as "fish" around the web. :) http://ridiculousfish.com/blog/about.html
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14y ago
I didn't get this right from the start, but this is a fork of fish(shell), which has been around for quite a while: http://fishshell.com/
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14y ago
You can script it with JavaScript from the browser.
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14y ago
A lot of the sub pages don't seem to have <title> elements. That seems like an odd oversight.
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A Quiz About Integers in C
(blog.regehr.org)
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14y ago
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14y ago
In pypy, __del__ isn't called at all for this example, unless you force the garbage collector to run with gc.collect(). Very interesting post!
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14y ago
Oh wow, I haven't seen a page that destroyed by Chrome's default to not load insecure content like this one. http://imgur.com/qfdqG
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Python 3.3 Alpha 4 Released
(blog.python.org)
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14y ago
The games I tried on Linux so far, have been really high-quality ports. I know icculus did quite a few of them. I haven't played that many, though.
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14y ago
That's sad. I hope this doesn't become a trend for future Indie Bundles.
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14y ago
Or they give horrible examples like trusting user input without the necessary disclaimers. It's just a very bad idea for an inexperienced user to rely on those.
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14y ago
> Best documentation on the web No, no, no. Poorly or completely undocumented parameters, the "comments" being seen as replacement for coherent examples ... I'm not sure if the author is joking or did actually never look at the documen
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Why does the general program usually start at 0x8000?
(stackoverflow.com)
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That is what happened in my brain, as well. I had to actually type it on my keyboard in order to understand what it does. Vim is just too coupled to my muscle memory.
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14y ago
> Google TV’s failures and the storied missteps around Google-branded Android smartphones prove this. Sorry, but what missteps do you mean regarding the Nexus brand?
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14y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear about this. I meant the single-file approach of Bottle.
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