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This was a major feature in IE9-11, that you could run basically a UI-less modifiable web application without noticing* that it's running on an embedded browser. Electron is a similar ideal, but not on the OS level. They are just rec
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Right there with you. This is straight up infringement and confusing for everyone involved. This should not be allowed in the slightest. Highly disingenuous for them to do this.
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7y ago
Fantastic - you should make this a bit more clear as it feels very apple oriented, Throw this under the 'Professional Messaging' with something like 'Cross Platform': 'Works on all your favorite tools - your browser
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7y ago
Is this mac only? Are there plans for PC, Desktop, apps? The website /feels/ very mac-centric which is why I am assuming and that feels like a disastrous mistake if its the case.
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7y ago
This is a great idea.
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This is absolutely fantastic to see. I hope there will be a FF port (officially, unofficially) and not just for Chrome/Edge
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7y ago
Foundation by Isaac Asimov — that book has reignited my passion and intrigue for life every time I read it and had a fundamental impact on how I view my existence.
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7y ago
Not the place for this, totally off topic.
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7y ago
That's their core service, they sell your data through targeted means. That is still selling your data.
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7y ago
No, developers don't like React because of an infrastructure supported by Facebook. React is entirely selfhostable, and only as secure as your own dev environment. Built as an open sourced tool, with major contributions from thousands
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People aren't buying anything because they don't have any money or they are in fear of not having a paycheck sometime down the road.
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7y ago
Not sure how Kuro5hin was, but tildes.net may be something of interest. I have 10 invites available right now, and I am not affiliated with them — just enjoy the discussions and community that are growing.
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> this article had more detail and substance than I usually find on TC That's because Alex Wilhelm wrote it. He was previously the editor for Crunchbase (just joined in the last few months). I've known him for years, he does gr
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Companies are liable for their employees. Employees produce content/products/sales/projects for the Company. Social media users create the content that give value to social networks, thus social media users are, in a way, emp
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I used to build .bat(ch) scripts that would do this to crash the computers in middle/jr/high school to get out of schoolwork. With limited computers in the computer lab this was especially efficient if you set them to open, spawn,
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This is honestly one of my favorite features in firefox.
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7y ago
This is widely inaccurate. Please remove the post or update te title.
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Fly Operated Turtle (Patent – 1926)
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7y ago
Been using the labs for the better part of a year (over a year?) Incredibly great work!
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Exactly what I've been looking for - but, a few caveats, what is the business plan? Is this going to be open sourced? Who is behind the project?
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'Clean Meat' is my preferred nomenclature when describing it to people. They seem more open to it than anything else.
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'Burning Out' is just another, albeit nicer, way to say 'Pissed Off'.
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7y ago
Good.
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I am just imagining how insane this would have been if it were released 20 years ago, or ten years ago, or even as recent as five years ago.
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Agreed. Not only did Tesla have a clear path, but they had a product that could sell at much higher margins, better quality control, not-so dubious legal ways of selling them, paid their employees decent wages (Uber... does not), and they w
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I don't believe so. Good mail servers are harder to manage and upkeep (especially with spam guards) at scale. Enterprise Microsoft is probably the most forward-privacy you can get since government agencies, high level corporations, and
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I love this concept. Start it.
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I'm in the same boat, I decided to turn all the features ive hard coded into my wiki (dokuwiki) over the last few years into a standalone fresh, from scratch, file manager with wiki journal capabilities. I sort of outlined some key poi
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I'm building a new way to grow plants using electromagnetic water-vapor distribution systems. Had some successes, mostly failure, but getting there. Should be more accessible, use less water, less expensive, and produce better/mor
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I mean, finally. We were getting a bit bored of the "latest in web design 1/2/3".
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