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by dgesang 14y ago
Eventually, but not any time soon.
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by dgesang 14y ago
Thanks.
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by dgesang 14y ago
Are there any features in SourceTree that TortoiseHg does not provide?
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by dgesang 14y ago
Hm, I didn't say a word about time.
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by dgesang 14y ago
While only >10%-share browsers can be worth commercially developing for That's one problem: many web developers program for browsers , not standards . In other words, ideally, there would be a "polyculture" in innovati
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by dgesang 14y ago
IMHO that would only be true if you consider 'web developers' as 'users' of technologies. Actual 'end-users' usually don't care what technology was used, as long as they can use the website/tool without any hassle.
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by dgesang 14y ago
After reading some comments here I come to the conclusion that (too) many web developers are just a bunch of opportunistic ignorant hypocrites. On the one hand they repeatedly state that constantly expanding variety of HTML9 technologies[1]
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by dgesang 14y ago
1. No arguments, just option. 2. Herd-mind might apply for Chrome-Hipsters, but Opera is far from being mainstream. Sadly. 3. I'd love to have Opera as my default browser everywhere, but it just doesn't work that easily for me. Maybe you ca
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by dgesang 14y ago
> As for Oracle, not much can redeem them. If anything. :) > I wish Adobe would let it die already. I know many here can't accept the truth that Flash had, has and will have its place on the Internet. There was a need for such a tec
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by dgesang 14y ago
> Imagine is Adobe, Oracle or MS had won the Flash/Flex, Java or ActiveX battles, where would we have been today? I don't know what 'would have been', but I know that we would not be where we are today (in a positive sense) without thos
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by dgesang 14y ago
Reminds me of this: http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/SteveFulton/20120926/178364/N...
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by dgesang 14y ago
I use Chromium, FF and Opera, but each for a specific purpose. Opera: General browsing/research with dozens of tabs. It's so stable you can have it run for several days and don't need to worry about performance, everything runs smoothly, al
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by dgesang 14y ago
No Opera support. Sucks.
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by dgesang 14y ago
Thanks for another great example why 'HTML5' is not (yet) an alternative to Flash when it comes to vector performance and games.
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by dgesang 14y ago
Wow, there really seams to be an addon for everything, even if they make a simple thing more complicated. Why don't you just copy your post before you hit the 'submit' button? Easier, faster, better?! FWIW: Use Ditto if you don't want to lo
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by dgesang 14y ago
Can't wait to see some dox released where someone actually used this one. :)
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by dgesang 14y ago
No it is not enough, but it could be worse. And for most regions in the world IT IS worse. Stop implying such bullshit into others statement. All I said was that in those countries people treat foreigners much worse. I didn't justify or jud
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by dgesang 14y ago
> Chances are the kid's asking the question because the parent or another adult equates a head scarf with terrorism. So either the parents or even the kid itself is brainwashed by poorly spinned U.S. TV. > NONE OF WHICH IS THE LEAST
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by dgesang 14y ago
The latter was said by a child, so it's not even worth talking about. The mother acted wrongly, not the child. But lets twist it, only without the masquerade: Imagine 'Ela' is on holiday in the Near East and wears a tank top. Don't you thin
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by dgesang 14y ago
... and then again php isn't good for anything anymore http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-de...
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by dgesang 14y ago
Nice to see that someone is actually trying to bring some order to the current HTML5 chaos: http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/SteveFulton/20120926/178364/N...
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by dgesang 14y ago
Here is another nice comparison of 24 monospace fonts in one picture: http://hostpicturefree.com/images/prograpup.png