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eriknstr
10y ago
Excellent, thanks :)
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eriknstr
10y ago
Google Search, YouTube and GMail are things that I find have good UX for me. You are right, however, that they have had many products with not so good or even bad UX. I just failed to remember the bad ones at the moment when I wrote my comm
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10y ago
I was about to say that it worked fine for me but then I realized that it might be because I have uMatrix, so I allowed the site everything it wanted in order to test and indeed that interferes with right click due to a dumb black popup thi
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10y ago
Oh, yeah, in that case I'd either if-case it by time stamp or I'd prepend a zero width space to all historical data as well. I would prefer doing the latter and would only do the former if there was some reason I couldn't do
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10y ago
When you get a string from the client you prepend a single zero width space. When you send a string back you strip the single leading space you added. The client will always have the exact same data back that they sent originally.
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10y ago
>You probably still want the MAN_KEEP_FORMATTING=1 part, to keep colorization and bolding etc. in the manual page Underlining is the only formatting I care about and that works without MAN_KEEP_FORMATTING on FreeBSD. I don't have co
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10y ago
Here's mine: examples () { man $1 | less +/^EXAMPLES } Usage: $ examples su EXAMPLES su -m man -c catman Starts a shell as user man, and runs the command catman. You will be
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10y ago
I don't remember if it was Voat or if it was another one of those "Reddit alternatives without censorship" but the last time I visited which ever of them it was, it was full of conspiracy theories and racism. All noise and no
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10y ago
>I've played HL2 with the commentary on http://half-life.wikia.com/wiki/Developer_commentary Never knew about this until reading your comment.
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Documentary: DOOM Resurrected – To Hell and Back (Noclip)
(youtube.com)
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eriknstr
10y ago
Does clang / llvm have anything similar?
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eriknstr
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I think it's more likely that the no iframes rule is there to prevent click-fraud. See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browser_hijacking for more on a kind of malware that injects ads into browsers.
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10y ago
>Only the smallest fraction of Windows PCs have these layers enabled/correctly configured, for it to run. I have never had any trouble running either MSYS2 or Cygwin on Windows computers even when the amount of privileges given to m
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10y ago
You can run Unix processes on Windows 7 and the others with MSYS or Cygwin or on Windows 10 using the Microsoft-provided Linux compatibility layer.
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eriknstr
10y ago
Saw your posted this on /r/programming. Neat video. Try resubmitting it again later, I'm sure that if you submit it at the right time it could get some attention here on HN as well. PS: Drop the square brackets next time and
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10y ago
>If they had have called Python 3.0 v2.9 instead everyone would have been clear they had to migrate. Massive breakage of backwards compatibility in a minor release is bad form. They absolutely did the right thing by naming it Python 3.0.
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10y ago
Link works fine for me.
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10y ago
PCI is probably refering to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Card_Industry_Data_Sec... DPA might be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Protection_Act_1998
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10y ago
Even if you did that I think there are a lot of ways to identify you, using everything from your browsing patterns -- what sites, when and for how long -- to even just the account creation process itself; you'll still need to complete
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10y ago
Opening the link you provided above with Firefox and bringing up network motior, I get the same as you; 109.18 KB "transferred", 131.65 KB "size", and gzip was used according to headers. I thought that maybe "transf
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The fork commits only the modified font files, so as soon as the upstream project modifies the font files it will be out of date. Might it not be better to script the optimization passes?
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IANAL but isn't the text quoted above also saying that except if initiated by Facebook suing you over a patent first, any patent lawsuit against facebook will terminate your license? It's listing "(i), (ii) or (iii)",
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Because facebook said so in their README. Demands don't need to make sense but they need to be observed (whether that means respecting the demands or avoiding the people, the companies and the products that make such demands and thus n
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PiDeck – Retro-Fitting the Raspberry Pi onto a Turntable
(pideck.com)
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Making your game speedrunner-friendly
(kb.speeddemosarchive.com)
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Good points, but also I would like to point out that https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf linked from the blog post was an entertaining read so for anyone that didn't read said PDF, do.
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Useless use of cat though. You could achieve the same thing by: % ed -s filename <<- EOF ed commands... EOF
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They also have a console kit version for $29 apparently. https://getchip.com/pages/chip
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Is CBL able to sync with CouchDB 2.0? Couldn't tell from looking quickly at their website.
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10y ago
>Picochip Did you mean PocketCHIP? https://getchip.com/pages/pocketchip
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