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dezzeus
9y ago
Perhaps you may find Hug of your interest… :) http://www.hug.rest/
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dezzeus
9y ago
It may not last for long on the paper, that's why it is suggested to use ink.
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dezzeus
9y ago
> Jobs: [...] there’s been virtually zero innovation since IBM got dominant control of that market place 15 years ago. They are going to do the same thing in every other sector of the computer market place if they can get away with it. T
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dezzeus
9y ago
The Pacific Timezone (PST) is currently in the middle of the night; I suppose we have to wait for them to wake up.
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dezzeus
9y ago
Why should you dismiss Firefox based on UI similarities ? :/ And, by the way, it's not Firefox being like Chromium in terms of UI… I've been a long time Firefox user until the early days of Google Chrome and I remember doing
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dezzeus
9y ago
IIRC, yes. I should check again…
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dezzeus
9y ago
That's sadly true, but the reported values were pretty high (~45), even when in idle (~15) with a couple of tabs. At the moment my "sweet spot" is on Opera with the "battery saver" mode.
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9y ago
I've given it a try, but macOS's "activity monitor" reports a very high energy consumption, so to me it's a big no (being on a laptop). I've filled a "feedback" about that within the browser UI…
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10y ago
Actually, there was a long running discussion about making a runtime mode of Electron, in order to address many issues: https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/673 I also recently joined the discussion wi
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10y ago
This list should have been posted weeks ago, when the StackOverflow's 2017 survey asked us about fictional characters and I wasn't able to recall any particular title...
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10y ago
The "defunct" term is an exaggeration allowed due to the fact that the blog audience is composed of "creative" people with focus on fiction and poetry, as you can see from the referenced "Code Poems" work by Ha
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10y ago
I was just trying to mitigate your disappointment ;)
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10y ago
> [...] it also has mouse gestures that are core in the browser [...] > It has one-button keyboard shortcuts [...] > I can configure activation, deactivation of js, plugins (flash, etc.) [...] I can tell plugins like flash to load
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10y ago
You get my attention and curiosity; it is a browser, what were the "features" that you are talking about ? At some point I've read that it had an e-mail client, later externalized; if those are the "feature", so I&#
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10y ago
I have to say that I haven't experienced* the 12 to 15 transition that you refer; to me Opera is just a browser that changed over the time and, because I'm not a long date user, I never ever seen it as the advertising medium that
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10y ago
Those controversies of Qihoo 360 (stated in Wikipedia for both the society and the product of "360 Secure Browser") and Haier (for their partnership in the mobile platform) can't lead to anything good for Opera (browser). Als
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11y ago
For what concern me (ref to my reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11219018 ), I was in need of two thing: - A "cool and easily editable" (as you've pointed out) CV/Résumé (I graduated last month)
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11y ago
The "funny" thing is that I'm currently working (on spare time) on such a thing for JSON -> [Website | PDF] without even knowing the existence of jsonresume.org etc. I started from JSON by defining a meta-model with a cert