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cstuder
13y ago
Which shows me a page with a big green DOWNLOAD button, which is actually an ad... The download links are below the fold somewhere.
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Oh, I did not know that. Nice to have that option too.
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I wish them good luck, but I'm happy to have gone with Fever and hosting my reader on my own. I am more and more glad that self-hosting alternatives for applications I use exist. For me, the compromise between the technical challenge t
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On Windows and with Chrome, yes. On iOS 7.0.1 it's a colorful thumbs down. Internet Explorer 11 shows a black/white thingie which might be a thumbs down with a lot of imagination. Firefox shows the same bitmap.
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I'm almost comfortable with the choice of metrics, except for: >> The name of each item opened in a pane such as EditorView, SettingsView, and MarkdownPreviewView << Why would they need to know my filenames?
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Which was one solution to the then very frequently asked question "How do I get the email addresses of all my visitors?"
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If that annoys you, you should have seen the previous logo. (It's still on the screenshots here: http://theold.graylog2.org/about )
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Has anyone compared Kibana with Graylog 0.20 series recently? My use case is (currently) more in exceptions catching than performance monitoring. Judging from that screenshots alone, I would say that Graylog is a better fit for me.
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I'm looking forward to Enemy Starfigher, which make some references to TIE Fighter on the one side, and Homeworld on the other side. http://enemystarfighter.com/
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The advanced edition is not out yet, there is no release date other than '2014' announced. The advanced edition is a free update to the vanilla FTL. Your Steam version will probably be automatically updated once it's out.
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Thirteen years ago... I would argue that you could use a.push() safely now. So, why should a[a.length] be safer?
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What about a sprites-like system? Since you pretty much know which pictures the user will request, just glue the next 100 thumbnails together into one big picture and then take it apart again on the device.
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I honestly don't remember, I hadn't spent too much attention in class. (Mistakingly believing I would never ever write a compiler...)
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Hehe, I remember taking a compiler class by Martin Odersky when I was studying at EPFL 8 or 9 years ago. We had to implement a compiler for a mini-Scala. After that class, I thought I would ever see it again.
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If you want feedback, make it easy for your users. For example by having your email address on every page. Two days ago, you didn't. I see that now you've added it to your footer.
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13y ago
Step 1: Post your email address. Front doesn't.
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Fable and kōans for the software engineer
(thecodelesscode.com)
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I've always liked the reversed interpretation: The web has a multiplying function. For everything created, there are 10 people expressing an opinion and 100 people reading it.
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Note that this is about the tv series, not the physical theory.
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They do for me in Chrome 31 on Windows 7. Ugly aliasing in Firefox though.
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According to the Wired article about the radioactive container in Genoas port (2011, http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/10/ff_radioactivecargo/al... ), Cobalt-60 isn't the first choice for dirty bomb
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A notable one (For us): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25 Bad interface design and bad engineering practices leads to multiple deaths.
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What's new in Creative Commons 4.0
(creativecommons.org)
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BoingBoing.net is using it as such: Comments for an article ( http://boingboing.net/2013/11/28/giant-cat-sofa.html ) are automatically a thread on the forum ( http://bbs.boingboing.net/t/gia
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Back from a 30 year hiatus, M.U.L.E. has returned.
(mulereturns.com)
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I wish this were a Github feature. Active forks of repositories aren't that easily discoverable, even the network graph isn't always a help.
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I didn't make myself clear before: I think you should reconsider the button text.
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What does 'Continue without timer' mean? Is this turning the timer (and therefore Hush) off or is this hushing notifications indefinitely?
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I love it too. The only weird thing I've found: There's an option to show the reachable systems on the map, so you can plan your route through a sector in advance. This is quite a gameplay change from the route guessing game you e
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I think so too. The App store has only limited functionality to give out licences outside the normal purchasing process (100 free keys, if this information is still correct.) This is a constant problem for all Kickstarters which produces iO
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