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by e_proxus 8y ago
Try outline.com instead: https://outline.com/jFDKt7 ;-) It even features keyboard scrolling (in Safari on macOS) which theoutline.com doesn't do.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Or perhaps HN should fix some properties formatting after all these years? Code gets posted here pretty regularly after all...
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by e_proxus 8y ago
There's obviously a scale of how things are at various workplaces, and how acceptable various things are in different cultures. I've worked at a gaming company in Europe before where among other things female team members told me
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by e_proxus 8y ago
The Kinesis Advantage models ships with a Mac-mode and even a replaceable command key (so you can make ⌘ the main key instead of Ctrl): https://www.kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/#tab-specificat...
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Erlang PR: 'can not' should mostly be 'cannot'(github.com)
1 points by e_proxus 8y ago|0 comments
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Good, and incredible impressive, examples are recent entries into the Guilty Gear series, such as Guilty Gear Xrd: Revelator: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY1RpK1vbTo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z5-
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by e_proxus 8y ago
In my opinion Apple has a very mixed track record when it comes to "jumping the gun." Some things they did exactly when needed (removing the CD drive, Retina displays, ...can't think of any others right now). Other things the
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by e_proxus 8y ago
I don't often upvote, but I've many times thought the same. What you you wrote is spot on, therefore I gave you my upvote. Regarding the matter, I think it's a fair comparison. Sure, there's some virtuality to data traff
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by e_proxus 8y ago
For me the combined processes of Spotify on macOS 10.13.4 (Activity Monitor → Memory + View → All Processes, Hierarchically) takes ~ 400Mb. Virtual memory is close to 5 Gb, perhaps OP was looking at that.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
I think you'll find recording a video of your neighbors from your home without their permission will be seen as quite different from your other examples by most people.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Not my area of knowledge at all, so perhaps someone who knows radio better could chime in: Would it be possible to fool the triangulation from the device, by arbitrary (or intelligently) delaying the mobile radio signals? Or are they too de
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Yeah, have the same problem on Safari 11.1, a looping sloshing water sound. On Chrome 66.0 the zooming doesn't work so the tutorial is blocked.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
There was a submission earlier on HN about how the Switch is not USB-C compliant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16706803
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by e_proxus 8y ago
As with any other closed source app. What's your point? If you're really paranoid but still want to try it out, you could run something like Little Snitch to verify the connections the program makes.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
To be fair, companies gather a lot more data than they need to to do business these days.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Thanks! Right now only the GRiSP board is officially supported, although the project is made in such a way that new platforms should be easy to add. We're deliberately focusing on smaller platforms than the ones you mentioned. If a sma
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by e_proxus 8y ago
I'm one of the developers on the GRiSP project. Our main difference is as you say, that we combine Erlang with RTEMS to make the Erlang VM essentially be the kernel (no Linux running underneath). This let's us use Erlang's in
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by e_proxus 8y ago
My use case is to split the screen in two, editor on one side and terminal on the other. I specifically want the terminal to be 80 characters wide (inside that window I use tmux), and the editor to take up the rest of the space. I've t
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by e_proxus 9y ago
This was actually released already in Firefox 57 as mentioned in the "in case you missed it" section at the bottom of the new features list.
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Meltdown and Spectre: does patching your PC impact game performance?(eurogamer.net)
2 points by e_proxus 9y ago|0 comments
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by e_proxus 9y ago
After reading this description of the problem and other users' comments about insufficient testing and how hard it would be to discover this particular case, I must say I'm baffled. As the blog post shows, the account creation is
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by e_proxus 9y ago
Maybe not quality wise in all areas (I agree with you there) but at least in giving a professional and modern impression compared to let's say Windows XP/7. Maybe operating systems are declining in quality in general, even though
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by e_proxus 9y ago
OP refers to the text besides the icon, not the icon itself, which still says "Trash".
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by e_proxus 9y ago
While I think there's a chance you might be right, I don't think it's logical in the long run. I think changes in perception like this are accumulated over time and will in the end hurt the product. For some examples, look at
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by e_proxus 9y ago
Or an incentive not to collect the data at all in the first place.
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by e_proxus 9y ago
Sweden has solved this in a pretty good way I think. As an ISP you have to disclose a range (e.g. 12-24 Mbit/s) and pledge to keep that lower limit. In some areas you see instead the range of 1-XX and then you know as a customer that t
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by e_proxus 9y ago
There's also the new Sublime Six which is very promising: http://www.sublimesix.com
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by e_proxus 9y ago
I think you're right on many points, and I was more referring to the posts just complaining about it being in Electron at all as if Electron was some kind of bad word which should immediately trigger dismissal. > I think that "
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by e_proxus 9y ago
Note that I don't prefer one technology over the other here, I just pointed out that this seems to be why people pick Electron. I already know of the toolkits you mentioned, no need to call me ignorant. I have to admit I've never
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by e_proxus 9y ago
I think what Electron brings to the table and what most other contemporary technologies fail at, is cross-platform functionality with minimal effort. In contrast to most other non-constructive comments about how Electron sucks, I think the

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