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esad
1y ago
Maybe it's just me, but from time to time I try latest Servo build and it never survives more than few minutes of usage before crashing. Last time I did it was 3 days ago, I opened a website and it crashed with "RefCell already bo
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ABC Shuts Down FiveThirtyEight, and Pulls the Plug on Its Website
(daringfireball.net)
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2y ago
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esad
2y ago
I think Servo's killer application would be a mobile-first browser for postmarketOS/Mobian/other mobile Linux distros. It's a weird vacuum because Firefox has its Android port, but when you run Firefox on small linux (to
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esad
6y ago
Btw. what happened to the XO-4 order? (I couldn't leave a comment on that post of yours because I found it too late)
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esad
8y ago
@kylikki Would it be possible to get a recent build with Cocoa frontend?
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esad
8y ago
I was wondering if one could build an alternative Electron with Duktape and Netsurf's rendering engine and what the memory footprint would be? Most Electron apps don't even use animations and they could be "backported" t
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esad
8y ago
This reminds me of Elchemy ( https://github.com/wende/elchemy ) which uses the Elm compiler to output "readable" Elixir. I wonder if anyone has played with both and can compare them?
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Starting June apps submitted to the App Store must support IPv6-only networking
(developer.apple.com)
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10y ago
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How to open a microchip and what's inside
(zeptobars.ru)
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14y ago
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esad
14y ago
What's even worse is that the install script at https://www.opscode.com/chef/install.sh is also unavailable, which is the default way of getting chef installed onto newly provisioned server.
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Web server in 50 lines of bash
(github.com)
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14y ago
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esad
14y ago
Does Google actually allow you to use the tiles, as long as you credit them? Could I do something similar in a commercial app?
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esad
14y ago
The author of the article seem to think that a good iOS icon is a one that uses a perspective trick to produce a faux 3d effect. I'm not sure these are very usable when sized down to 57x57 pixels which is default iPhone icon size (double th
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World's most mysterious manuscript
(en.wikipedia.org)
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15y ago
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Building simple FPS walking scene with OpenGL in 15 minutes of code poetry
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
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esad
15y ago
For now, it will show only the first page. Swiping between Fireworks pages is something we have on our roadmap.
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esad
15y ago
So F-Secure has access and randomly digs through e-mails going through their virus scanner?
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esad
15y ago
Red Laser is doing something similar, and being on the other side (we were developing an app that needed to use barcode scanning) I strongly disliked the idea that I have to share my sales data with them. There are also cases where agencies
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esad
15y ago
This behaviour is implemented with few lines of code in the sample app, but we should probably make this the default behaviour in the framework itself with an option to override it.
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esad
15y ago
Good point. I haven't really thought about this, but one problem that I see with distributing source code is avoiding that it appears on piratebay after a while, on the other hand I can understand that it's a must for some developers. Could
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Ask HN: Would you pay for iOS components?
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15y ago
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esad
16y ago
I'm not sure Mark is the smarter one in this one. If the thief has been able to auto log-in as him and fill his browser history, this probably means that he can also read Mark's history and the rest of his home directory is lying there unen
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esad
16y ago
Why is inclusionism so bad? So what if we had a wikipedia article for every office building in Chicago or every Pokemon out there?
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esad
16y ago
Off topic, but it always surprises me how someone with all this knowledge can ..well, use Comic Sans for the presentation. While I understand that it's about games and that Comic Sans is supposed to be perceived as a "fun" font, this is rea
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esad
17y ago
I'm puzzled why the author released one-time "snapshot" of the current development state instead of placing the code in a world-readable repository (errr...github?)
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Tokyo Cabinet: a high-performance key/value database capable of 3 million qps
(1978th.net)
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17y ago
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esad
17y ago
I know this fits probably better into separate tool, but one thing I still miss about TortoiseSVN are the statistics. Although these were very basic, still it was fun to see from time to time how long the project has been going on, how many
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esad
17y ago
I don't know if they allow that, but I was thinking of getting one of the advertised-as-unlimited-storage dreamhost account and using rsync to do my backups. Anyone using this already?