cosmotic

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by cosmotic 5y ago
That 'redesigned find and replace experience' covers the text in the same way the old notepad did, but the old notepad you could move the window. I could have sworn it would have supported dark mode too. Was the old notepad using
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by cosmotic 5y ago
And here I thought this was going to be about the HDMI YCbCR issue. https://spin.atomicobject.com/2018/08/24/macbook-pro-externa...
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by cosmotic 5y ago
All these features are available in IntelliJ (and sister) editors, even without the VI plugin. The keystokes are more intuitive especially with familiarity with practically any other non-vi, non-emacs text editor.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Nothing is wrong with the existing wikipedia interface. In this case, in the course of making it 'modern', it was made worse (like most 'modern' things). Please remember from design 101 that line and shape have meaning a
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I find that as time passes, more and more apps are custom rendered and don't use system color settings. Peak support was way back in the nineties.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Win 3.1 shipped with zero-effort dark mode, so maybe a bit before windows 3.1 =)
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by cosmotic 5y ago
In addition to the auto HTTPS which many mentioned, it also has simplified PHP support. I also find the configuration files are easier to write with more consistent syntax. They are smaller than similar nginx rules, and it's easy to te
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by cosmotic 5y ago
What makes it 'modern'?
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by cosmotic 5y ago
All the examples are more than one line.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Forced arbitration that manages to paper over something like theft?
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by cosmotic 5y ago
The use of the word 'modern' is inappropriate in these sorts of articles. > It's a modern replacement for languages like C++ or C with a focus on code safety and concise syntax. Instead: "It's a replacement...&qu
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by cosmotic 5y ago
That undiscoverable, hard to learn behavior is a poor excuse for search engines hiding what should be the first and most prominent result.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
After repeatedly updating user styles to remove that box from my google search results, I gave up and moved to Bing. The result quality has been great and the result pages are much better (less wikipedia-link-hiding than google). Plus I get
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Cool tech demo; bad solution to the problem. There's already a standard api for notifications with wide browser support.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I had no Migration Assistant specific issues migrating from an Intel Hackintosh to an M1 mac mini via a TimeMachine backup (except for the time machine backup being on a disk image on a network share, instead of the default directly on the
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by cosmotic 5y ago
This is so hard to follow on twitter; I might recommend a blog post for this sort of thing.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I think Tesla does a good job of making folks think they are doing a lot of R&D, but that's about it. Based on some quick internet research, Tesla is a quarter of the R&D of either Ford or GM... Unless you think it's highe
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I'd be in favor of this I think. It might force Elon, Tesla, or the shareholders to address the elephant in the room: Teslas market cap vs their revenue. Teslas market cap is 1030m on 31.5m of revenue. GM is 79m on revenue of 122.5m. T
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Using dried strawberries means they strawberries are concentrated. The apple and pear likely add a 'fruity' flavor that the strawberries either don't have or lose when dried. Regardless, the main ingredient of the filling is
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Most streaming services offer streams that are less than the quality of CDs since CDs are uncompressed PCM. I don't know what compression streaming services use and most people probably couldn't tell the difference between them an
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Wait till the Gen-Z-ers discover CDs where with superior sound, durability, and the ability to skip tracks.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
YouTube makes ad revenue from Roku users, Roku wants a cut.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Elimination of the G&T program won't fix the underlying systemic racism that is causing the racial disparity you see.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
No, I don't. That's a different issue.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
The joke is that my inability to afford a Rolls-Royce does not mean there's a Rolls-Royce shortage.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
The numerous 500 server error screens are a bug smoking gun.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
There's a shortage of Rolls-Royces in my garage.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
When I last interviewed they sent out a huge pile of PDFs that said "think out loud" and "explain your thought process". During the interview, I explained every solution I'm not considering and why. The interviewers
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I remember XML support in .NET being excellent. The author could have used C# classes that would serialize/deserialize to/from the XML, then used built-in tools to generate an XML schema for the config files. The schema could then
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Why would you start a project on a platform then build that product on a foundation of one of that platforms weaknesses instead of one of its strengths? This anecdote is not good evidence against the platform.

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