cr3ative

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by cr3ative 10y ago
About two meg per page
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Isn't this more of an alternative browser, as the playback uses YouTube's own HTML5 player?
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Author complains of UI design degrading, later goes on to mention "(the URL is actually one line, had to split it to fit into 67 char width)". Fantastic.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Care to explain what this does?
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by cr3ative 10y ago
"1M users without promotion" is also misleading without "By the way, we run the platform it operates on."
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Taking 20% on top of 5-10% processor fees seems high compared to Flattr's flat 10%. Something doesn't sit right with me ethically about this concept.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
It's a drop-in replacement for an audience who almost certainly have npm already. Path of least resistance for your audience is where you should be.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
> I restrict local storage and cookies based on whitelists Similar to people who block all Javascript, you should expect things to break if you do this.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
BT gave me an IPv6 address a few months ago - bit of treat for running non-ISP VDSL equipment, taking advantage of it early!
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by cr3ative 10y ago
How would you implement :hover on a touch screen?
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by cr3ative 10y ago
The author of the competing project claims to have used no code from Mac-CLI. Why do you feel you deserve anything more than the "inspired by" credit they currently offer in their README file? Your wording here: A member on Gi
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by cr3ative 10y ago
So in summary, from that issue you've referenced, it's a clean code implementation (no code from OP's project) and has different goals and abilities. In that issue OP opened, they have demanded to be credited at the top of th
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by cr3ative 10y ago
If you're referring to the project which cites yours as "a great source of inspiration", they are materially different. The idea of a shell-script collection for common admin tasks is not unique. A quick look between the two
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by cr3ative 10y ago
I had to look up the word, and the dictionary definition didn't suggest this meaning to me. The library is much more interesting when you realise what you're looking for this word to convey, though!
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Wander in, get service, wander out. Scheduling is an interruption.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
Chrome/Win 10 and I had serious trouble making the site readable; zooming to 175% just about worked. Default rendering: http://i.imgur.com/uhbRcsR.png
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by cr3ative 10y ago
My car is affected by this recall (as confirmed by a letter from the VW group to my registered address) and does not have a DEF / AdBlue system.
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by cr3ative 10y ago
I've had process issues like this with them; their CEO is responsive on email/Twitter and the email alias on this page: http://www.gandi.net/no-bullshit gets things fixed. They're not perfect, but they are qu
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by cr3ative 11y ago
This is neat, but I would worry that something which is intended to be "set and forget", without the usual screen, would fail silently - especially with such a custom build. How are you assuring that it is functional and recording
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by cr3ative 11y ago
I can't spot a reference to DPI or Shine in the article, but they could block ads somewhat effectively without DPI using DNS blacklists, for example.
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by cr3ative 11y ago
It is a shame they decided to override the default scroll behaviour.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
> I foolishly did not draft a formal contract Move on. It is extremely unlikely that legal action will get you anywhere. It's your word against theirs. Have you considered that without concrete proof of your claims, they could initi
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Some deeper explanation would be nice here - how did the data end up there? Is the app hooking in to Firefox to pick this information up? Or are you just signed in to your Google account on both (Google search itself in Firefox, and Google
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by cr3ative 12y ago
It's not harder to buy "traditional high quality" in the keyboard sense - to me, that means buckling spring, and there's a huge market for it at the moment. It is expensive though. Have a search for "Cherry MX"
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by cr3ative 12y ago
I'm a little confused by the usage of the word "jailbreak" in this article. Neat proof of concept, though!
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Anything other than dictionary words on the new gTLDs is not going to be worth much
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by cr3ative 12y ago
Surely that's the employee's prerogative? Nobody is forced to work anywhere. It's the job of the company to retain them by providing good working conditions and maintaining a mutually beneficial business relationship. If they
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by cr3ative 12y ago
There's an honest-enough looking uninstall procedure on the site itself: http://download-for-mac.com/uninstall.php?name=Skype#how_to_...
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by cr3ative 12y ago
The SIM and the app are different companies, that's not going to happen. WhatsApp will never associate themselves with WhatSim.
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by cr3ative 12y ago
That's good to know. I assume most mobile operators sniff this traffic already, but it does feel a bit strange knowing up-front that they're going to be closely monitoring that kind of thing. Maybe I'm paranoid!

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