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by epse 6y ago
Yes but also sort of no? It's a whole can of worms, which Web standard is done by who
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by epse 6y ago
But it helps when running untrusted code, or code that has to be separated (like what you would use containers for)
93.
by epse 6y ago
Declaring is for import duties, vat is on top of that and also applies to services
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by epse 6y ago
Hey! I actually did my thesis on porting kivy to the Web and may I tell you, its going to be infinitely easier and faster to just develop your app for Web or hire a good webdev right now. Nativescript angular can run both Web and native fro
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by epse 6y ago
Kivy has been around for a surprisingly long time and has been fairly widely used in industrial software. I used to work for a company that made kivy-based automation software.
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by epse 6y ago
Not in a dictionary that would be okay for scrabble I guess
97.
by epse 6y ago
It was about the same for me, and I used a simple stopwatch. Stopped the watch as soon as I saw anything on the page. I am on a fairly fast network, too
98.
by epse 6y ago
32 bit support certainly isn't going to Bury you in backwards compatibility. It just runs
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by epse 6y ago
Pebble was actually e-ink
100.
by epse 6y ago
Android has always had an "install certificate from SD card" option, so it's absolutely possible, just very annoying
101.
by epse 6y ago
The scenario you describe unfortunately requires more than just right to repair. It requires the SoC vendors to either keep updating their kernels, or to open source their driver blobs. Without these, you can't build a proper new OS im
102.
by epse 6y ago
Oh please don't get so flamewar-y. Admittedly PHP does require some more discipline than most languages and it doesn't look the most elegant, but there are certainly plenty of reasons to use it. I'll give the example of an in
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by epse 6y ago
Personally, I prefer a small map, to have some more players to interact with. Only one opponent seems boring to me as well
104.
by epse 6y ago
The page is currently unavailable. Would anyone know of a mirror?
105.
by epse 6y ago
The api it uses is 404'ing for me now... Sad
106.
by epse 6y ago
The dual licensing is not used at all and getting shit open sourced out of my uni is a royal pain. Source: doing my masters with openwifi at this research group
107.
by epse 6y ago
If you need any more info, my masters thesis is on this project (it's my uni)
108.
by epse 6y ago
I opened this site on mobile. The blocks are half as high as the titles, making them impossible to read. Clicking a block took me through soms slow animation, which always ended with some graphic growing into view, in the same colour as the
109.
by epse 6y ago
It doesn't really pattern match like rust, but it's still very useful
110.
by epse 6y ago
You can just embed the browsers pdf viewer... It doesn't work on mobile browsers generally, but with some hacking you can get it to fall back to a download link.
111.
by epse 6y ago
But it's not about kubernetes. It's about simple API's becoming complicated for no reason (according to the author, I have no experience on etcd) using etcd as an example
112.
by epse 6y ago
That tends to be called dyscalculia and also occurs often with ADHD
113.
by epse 6y ago
And surprisingly many cables even have just those two wires inside of them and can't carry any data
114.
by epse 6y ago
Send a tweet to Martin Keary / Tantacrul. He loves to hear about people's ux issues with musescore
115.
by epse 6y ago
Wouldn't `.txt` make sense to add as well? As the historical standard extension for plain text
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by epse 6y ago
The idea probably comes from bright light versus no light, but I can see why it's easy to make the wrong interpretation, both for a racist or a victim
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by epse 6y ago
Oh yeah I remember <pretty big accounting app> which used OLE hacks to use word, excel and access as a backend
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by epse 6y ago
On Firefox and maybe on chrome, if you set the page height to fit, it will go in presentation mode and space bar goes to the next slide
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by epse 6y ago
You probably already have, but DaVinci Resolve is worth a try
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by epse 6y ago
Count the node.js and postgres instances as well

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