csulok

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by csulok 15y ago
wordpress's rewrite mechanism is a mess and it doesn't help that the person in charge doesn't seem to care. the most wanted permalink structure causes serious performance issues and extremely useful options are missing. the rewrite rules ar
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by csulok 15y ago
protocol relative URLs awesome, but be aware, because this is only good for scripts and images. stylesheets on such links are downloaded twice in internet explorer ( http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2010/02/10/5a-missing-schem... )
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by csulok 15y ago
i use google reader, because it's fast to use and efficient with my bandwidth. the "stream view" is good because the next 20 item in the stream is always loaded (images, videos, etc). i subscribe to ~300 feeds and updating 300 feeds every 5
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by csulok 15y ago
no
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by csulok 15y ago
automatic update is only for security updates. major updates still do popups for users to install
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by csulok 15y ago
you could use chromium for the same effect. also, you can disable the built-in flash plugin.
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by csulok 15y ago
shocking. microsoft caught lying because of business/vendorlockin reasons.
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by csulok 15y ago
I do. "theory" busted. google tv failed because its extra value was extremely quickly killed by the content providers. if it didn't affect anyone, content providers wouldn't have lifted a finger
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by csulok 15y ago
> auto-upgrade he means silent.
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by csulok 15y ago
losing interest means exactly that. switching to a social site that serves a different purpose.
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by csulok 15y ago
"The search field covers the content of the site, if you were searching and a match was under the field, or you wanted to click a link/button under the search field, you’re out of luck." or are you? http://littlebigdetails.com/post/6000057
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by csulok 15y ago
also the chance of using skype on linux for much more
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by csulok 15y ago
http://analytics.blogspot.com/search/label/New%20Google%20An...
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by csulok 15y ago
this is wrinkling my brain. why is it faster?
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by csulok 16y ago
Except for critical issues, nothing will change. The things that make the most important UI unusable / annoying are not critical issues, but in fact very low priority usability issues and or missing features.
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by csulok 16y ago
people said the same thing when they realized unity lacks stability, config options and key features (like supporting drag & drop files between windows), but they never came. I don't think canonical considers it a high priority, if it's
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by csulok 16y ago
it looks to me like a still-standing structure completely disappeared. watch the replay a couple times. there's a white building not unlike 2 other to the right, is partially covering a lightning rod. when you see the shockwave, it's no lon
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by csulok 16y ago
while letting anyone with a link view it is not a bad idea, giving anyone editing rights was certainly not a good one :)
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by csulok 16y ago
My site has a lot of dynamic content, so complete page caching doesn't help, nor does query caching or widget caching, so I had to figure out an alternative to all of this. I installed X-Cache on the server to use as an opcode/bytecode cach
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by csulok 16y ago
it still baffles me why that nav-bar isn't, why it doesn't populate with the services you use most often you.
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by csulok 16y ago
The way I put together this whole issue is this: 1. ASF wants the java license to be a grant of patent license. 2. ASF needs this for the Apache Harmony project. 3. Google Android uses Apache Harmory. 4. Oracle sues Google because of copyri
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by csulok 16y ago
So far, Cloudfront's origin servers were hardcoded to be your S3 bucket. So if you used Amazon as an extra service to serve static files of your website from a CDN, you'd have to do trickery to set up your website as the S3 bucket's origin.
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by csulok 16y ago
"Nope. We track that too. We've a (roughly) 25-30% adblock rate." at http://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/cq1lf/why_do_experts_m...