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e_proxus
9y ago
It's good but definitely not 100% solid 60 fps according to Digital Foundry's analysis: https://youtu.be/DXturRMOzU4?t=7m23s
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9y ago
I wonder how it would hold up in court, since EasyList is just a list, not the technology itself (like uBlock for example). Could my comment "Everyone, please block functionalclam.com" also be subject of a DMCA takedown request th
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e_proxus
9y ago
It was his boss at the news agency. Not his Foodora boss.
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e_proxus
10y ago
I guess what I mean is that if you look at the the public page, Sublime Text 3 haven't had a release in half a year, and digging into the forums to discover if the project is alive is not what what everyone will do. I also don't t
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10y ago
Your mobile page doesn't show any pricing, and the FAQ redirects to the front page.
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10y ago
Yeah, I know. :-) I wasn't trying to diminish your efforts, which I really appreciate. I just think there is a need for more formal venues, such as a regularly updated roadmap.
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10y ago
It might be true for you, but it doesn't look like it from the outside. It's fine if the editor would cost $10, but you're asking users to pay up $70 for a product that looks dead, and it's not even a perpetual license.
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10y ago
Are there any advantages to using this instead of exposing port 22 temporarily via ngrok advantages adding your friend public key to authorized_keys? (Which has the added advantage of being pure, unmodified SSH) https://ngrok.com
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10y ago
You misunderstand. The list is for the user to choose, not the app developers. As it is now, Apple allows app developers to disable the middle choice for users, instead of forcing them to support it if the user so chooses.
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10y ago
The Pause/Break key on the Kinesis Advantage (acting in macOS as F15) raises the brightness for me, but the Scroll lock key (which is supposed to lower brightness / act as F14) doesn't (it seems to act as Tab instead Edit: Th
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LeoFS: a highly available, distributed, eventually consistent object/blob store
(github.com)
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10y ago
If you're still worried, I'd take the time to learn and use uMatrix ( https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix ) in addition to uBlock. For me, uMatrix has replaced Privacy Badger and other similar addons because the
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10y ago
The main text in the article is actually not flagged for low contrast it the Accessibility Audit. Only the inline code and pre elements (which I agree are hard to read).
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Theft of a $1B Dollar Blockchain -Ethereum/Slock.it Facing Legal Action
(bitflikz.com)
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What if their dream is to work a bit less, have a nice work-life balance, see their family more and travel the world a bit? Those people are still productive employees (because of the factors you mention). They just don't generate the
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10y ago
I can also recommend Shortcat ( https://shortcatapp.com ) for these and other cases!
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Does it not matter anyway though? If the file lives locally for a while, and it rots there, the corrupt version will be synced back into the cloud and the corruption will spread. I admit the window of corruption will be smaller, but it will
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10y ago
I'm from Europe and I know of a lot of people who wouldn't be able to front a $5K bill. With the US system I would still think there are many who would fall below that line as well. Free healthcare as exists in some european count
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10y ago
I think there are a lot of data points missing in this anecdote. What do you pay for health insurance? How many people in the lower levels of society could afford to pay what you pay for healthcare? Do you have an employer that provides you
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10y ago
We do this in our project, for two reasons. One for logging (as you mentioned) and the other for configuration (compiling configuration into a module for efficiency reasons). The Elixir primitives makes this a breeze.
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11y ago
I think you are seeing two definitions of "live reload". One is where you live upgrade a full running release, including all applications and version, where you mutate state that had its format changed. All this in production, wit
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11y ago
Because Erlang is a dynamically typed language, in your example, dividing a list of numerators can give you any type back. It could be a list of numbers, integers, floats, tuples, strings. It might not even be a list at all. This is just so
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11y ago
Yeah, that's what I prefer at all times. Haven't figured out a good way to share feature branches with that model yet though. Sometimes you need to work on a feature together with other people without checking it in to the main b
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I've done this previously, and it works, but it creates a very messy history where you have merges going back and forth. We typically had several merges to get changes in from master for each feature branch, even if they only lasted fo
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Unlocking New Features in Moz Pro with a Database-Free Architecture
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Honest question: By extension, should you then not up vote when you agree? The FAQ and guidelines does not mention any special rules about up- or down voting (except for not asking about them and comment on them).
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11y ago
Not many people seem to know about it, but there's also http://messenger.com for just the messages.
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Agree about the Mattermost page, but the first thing I saw on Slack.com was "A messaging app for teams"
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How is trusting you data to several corporate entities better than to just one?
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Totally agree. What they have improved on is a nice macro system, and a coherent (so far) standard library. Both, which Erlang lacks. The syntax itself is slightly disappointing though. Optional parentheses around argument calls doesn'
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