dragonne

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by dragonne 10y ago
That sounds like an interesting approach. Have you tried it with a real-world project? I'm curious if the approach has been proven.
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by dragonne 10y ago
Yes, Closure Compiler can be made to generate multiple files in this way. IIRC you can give it multiple entrypoints and it will generate files with the code unique to each entrypoint, plus one with the shared code.
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by dragonne 10y ago
Why do you object to self-hosted analytics? I understand blocking centralized trackers (I do so myself), but self-hosted doesn't seem problematic in the same way GA being present on half the pages on the Internet is. It also strikes m
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by dragonne 10y ago
Have you ever had to assemble one of those things? Ugh. T_T
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by dragonne 11y ago
While I'm all for downvoting the grandparent, I'd say reading the installer script is wise even if you trust the source. Developers aren't good at shell, much less portable shell, and such scripts are usually far inferior in
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by dragonne 11y ago
I think that the low-end market for rice cookers is already dominated by the primitive on/off models. I doubt a smart model can compete on price with a thermal switch. I'd disagree with the OP that a $50 smart rice cooker is a lu
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by dragonne 11y ago
I just installed new switches (and receptacles) throughout my house. It wasn't difficult. The system is pretty simple, and it's marvelously stable---my house was constructed in the '70s, yet all of the new components fit in
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by dragonne 11y ago
JavaScript isn't executed if you use the SVG via `<img>` or CSS, so it's not useful in those contexts (you'd have to include via `<object>` or `<iframe>`). So far as why it's not commonly used elsewhere
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by dragonne 11y ago
Hopefully we can find a more pleasing medium. For example, if designers used web fonts with metrics that match common built-ins the FOUT could be made much less jarring. (Yes, ligatures and such make that difficult in the general case, bu
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by dragonne 11y ago
While we're discussing problems with web fonts, let's not forget the other common ailment: setting body text in a 300-weight font. Plenty of people don't seem to think to test web fonts on other OSes, as if font rendering we
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by dragonne 11y ago
The server is AGPL 3: http://www.scylladb.com/opensource/ Client libraries ("drivers") Apache 2.0. This is fine, but it really should be on the front page.
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by dragonne 11y ago
Also other, more concentrated dairy products: cheese, yogurt, sour cream, etc. Making cheese requires lots of cow's milk, removes much of its moisture (hence its weight) and also has preservative effects.
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by dragonne 11y ago
I also have a NextDesk, the Solo Plus ( http://www.nextdesks.com/solo#plus ). I'm generally quite pleased with it; it's certainly far nicer than anything I could build myself. The Terra is probably noticeably more
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by dragonne 11y ago
(Wrong tracking headers, from an RSS feed.)
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by dragonne 11y ago
You might be interested in http://www.innatthecrossroads.com/ . Though it's ostensibly Game of Thrones themed, the authors do research in old European recipe books and frequently even prepare two versions of each dish
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by dragonne 11y ago
The link at the end points to this slide deck, which has more specific details: http://www.slideshare.net/denshikarasu/all-your-iops-are-bel... I recommend taking a look at it.
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Almost every Cassandra feature has some surprising behavior(blog.parsely.com)
126 points by dragonne 11y ago|77 comments
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by dragonne 12y ago
It's not a local law, it's FCC regulation. AT&T is the ILEC and Sonic the CLEC. This is part of the reason AT&T wants to move everyone to U-Verse---it's not subject to the same regulation as regular phone lines (bei
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by dragonne 12y ago
This is from 2008... that should be in the title.
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by dragonne 12y ago
I think it comes down to multitasking. The notification systems of phones enable it, while the primitive launchscreen/app switching system gets in the way. Homescreen widgets can have the same function, but they're much less dis