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edwinjm
10y ago
Can't you re-install from your original DVD?
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edwinjm
10y ago
Why is this site so hard to read?
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edwinjm
10y ago
1) A demo that doesn't work when clicking the start button :`-( The developer was too lazy to put in a default image... 2) When using the logo of the page as url and typing a count of 999, the animation is very jerky. Animations with G
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edwinjm
10y ago
For one, CommonJS doesn't work well in the browser.
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edwinjm
10y ago
Right. I said "nice addition".
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edwinjm
10y ago
Well, I don't agree. It is certainly a nice addition to make the web more secure. I hope my bank (and every other significant website) won't toss my auth tokens to different domains. And about reverse proxies: it's a browser
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Miq, the micro jQuery like library
(bitstorm.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Generating CSS (that makes sense) from designs
(medium.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Dutch Police Are Training Eagles to Capture Drones
(gizmodo.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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edwinjm
11y ago
I use it and it works really well. For the price of a cup of coffee, I read a week of the best articles from a whole range of newspapers and magazines. And when you accidentally clicked a link or an article is really bad, you can ask your m
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Oracle Will Kill Java Browser Plugin with JDK 9 in 2017
(news.softpedia.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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QtPass is a multi-platform GUI for pass, the standard unix password manager
(qtpass.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Ninth Planet May Exist Beyond Pluto, Scientists Report
(nytimes.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Push the web forward
(bitstorm.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Paypal froze our funds, then offered us a business loan
(medium.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Top Programming Languages That Generate Software Vulnerabilities
(news.softpedia.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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edwinjm
11y ago
Read before you reply. Imron says "in the evening" :-S
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Goo Engine goes open source
(goocreate.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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Why is it so hard to find a front end developer?
(medium.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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edwinjm
11y ago
The cat and mouse game has started!
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Reasons to upgrade to Internet Explorer 11
(technet.microsoft.com)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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What Can Happen in the Course of Vulnerability Disclosure
(insinuator.net)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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You are not a webdesigner
(bitstorm.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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edwinjm
11y ago
It's still not cross platform. Changes made to the Makefile under one OS might break easily under the other OS's.
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edwinjm
11y ago
Make sure you have the latest driver for your video card.
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edwinjm
11y ago
1) Almost every application uses technology that's build on older technology that's build on older technology. That's not necessarily a bad thing. 2) Nobody says browsers want to replace all applications. It's a false co
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edwinjm
11y ago
For a moment, I confused Weyl points with Ley lines and was shocked by disbelief. Ley lines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ley_line
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The boring front-end developer
(thebfed.com)
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11y ago
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WICG: Evolving the web from the ground up
(w3.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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W3C Mobile Checker
(validator.w3.org)
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edwinjm
11y ago
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