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1231.
by espadrine 14y ago
I'd love the European Commission to chime in, too.
1232.
by espadrine 14y ago
Too bad that outstanding solution will be vaporized from the face of this earth and replaced by Chrome's implementation!
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by espadrine 14y ago
Arguably, that's the spirit of the FileSystem API. http://www.w3.org/TR/file-system-api/ > An application can request temporary or persistent storage space. Temporary storage may be easier to get, at the UA's discretion [looser quota
1234.
by espadrine 14y ago
> The question I'm asking myself now is how to fix this. Doesn't the website answer that? Just follow the spec! Firefox isn't vulnerable…
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by espadrine 14y ago
I feel the coming irony of the days when FirefoxOS will perform better and be faster than Ubuntu phones. (It's already true, but since Ubuntu phones aren't there yet, the comparison is unfair.)
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by espadrine 14y ago
Ubuntu: They sure would love to. Their last move was to call out for mobile operators and constructors. If anything, this move will lower their chances (a mobile operator already committed to an endeavor might not risk another). They may ge
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by espadrine 14y ago
There are a lot more partners now: América Móvil, China Unicom, Deutsche Telekom, Etisalat, Hutchison Three Group, KDDI, KT, MegaFon, Qtel, SingTel, Smart, Sprint, Telecom Italia Group, Telefónica, Telenor, TMN and VimpelCom!
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The Settings File Format(github.com)
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by espadrine 14y ago
The website has an awkwardly placed link. The link mentions "Saturn's South Pole … with its rotating vortex" with a link to another post from the website with a picture of the vortex, but the description is that of "the north pole of Saturn
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by espadrine 14y ago
I keep using Linux because it has a real file system, fails less often, and feels faster (maybe because of a better scheduler), but the blog writer has a point. Documentation on Linux is sparse and incomplete. You talk about man pages: more
1241.
by espadrine 14y ago
I doubt Sony's lawyers care about that. KDE would care about trial costs, though. Do they have a budget for that?
1242.
by espadrine 14y ago
Ubuntu people, I have but one question: can I open a terminal window from that tablet? a text editor? get to Firefox' developer tools? Do you see where I'm going with this? (That must be possible, they demo Gimp in the video. Yet, that's wh
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by espadrine 14y ago
If one company gave you a PHP job, and another a JS backend job, and that'd be all you got, would you flip a coin to pick one? Or is this a way to say that you feel more satisfied with your work in Python than with your work in node?
1244.
by espadrine 14y ago
Are there any thoughts on debugging this kind of code? How do we know that the code was correctly treated as asm.js, and if not, can we know why?
1245.
by espadrine 14y ago
Bolth. Bolth? Bolth. https://github.com/clojurewerkz/titanium/blob/master/src/clo...
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by espadrine 14y ago
Right. Jeremy Ashkenas also dropped some of the more controversial syntax along the way, like the use of dots to end a block. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1014080
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by espadrine 14y ago
Facts: 0. Since 2012-12-09, the following content was available at http://whytheluckystiff.net/ Public Print Queue SPOOL/TEST 2012-12-09T14:12Z SPOOL/IDEAS 2012-12-13T23:26Z SPOOL/NOTES 2012-12-19T00:28Z 0.0. The sty
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by espadrine 14y ago
It did heavily influence CoffeeScript, so there's that.
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by espadrine 14y ago
What Ruby drama is this targeting? I hear about Rails drama quite often. Ruby? Not so much. This being said, the message is wise, and sounds very similar in spirit to Chris Williams' outstanding talk An End to Negativity [1]. [1]: http
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by espadrine 14y ago
That's actually my point. A lot of Europeans would answer, "I'd have to take the train (or the plane)," because they would think about the nearest country, not the nearest janitor.
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by espadrine 14y ago
> I could make an almost identical argument about the usage of terms like "Americans". I hear you and partly agree, but the comparison is a stretch. In USA, how many hours by car do you need to find a local that doesn't speak your langu
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by espadrine 14y ago
Another way to phrase this is that DHH forgot to add <meta charset="utf-8" /> Beyond that, the expression isn't "á la carte". It comes from the french "à la carte" (grave accent, not acute).
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by espadrine 14y ago
> While i would love to see Daala, or a codec from Mozilla rather then Google to succeed. It is just not going to happen. Mozilla has never been known for fast moving, and the amount of engineering required for a Video Codec is just hug
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by espadrine 14y ago
Yay! Thanks ☺ This can, incidentally, be a great start for a tool like Why the Lucky Stiff's "Try Ruby in Your Browser" [1]. s/Ruby/Rust/ [1]: http://tryruby.org
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by espadrine 14y ago
I wonder whether anyone here knows how it is meant to work. All my inputs fail with the following message: > rust: task failed at 'no mode for lval', /home/tyl/files/cloud/rust/rust-0.5/src/librustc/middle/liveness.rs:1573
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by espadrine 14y ago
Have you stopped using git tags for releases? (I haven't updated the repo in quite a while, and `git tag` gives me all releases up to 0.3.)
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by espadrine 14y ago
WebKit: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92769 https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=94062 Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=816756
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by espadrine 14y ago
CodeMirror and Ace both have a long history of sane competition, and copied many of the ideas from one another. So much, in fact, that whenever I find myself in front of an Ace editor, I open up the DevTools and change the CSS to make the c
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by espadrine 14y ago
What he said. Some bugs are intrinsically unacceptable in the design of a computer program. Not that everything I do is bugless, but separation of concerns isn't a swear word.
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by espadrine 14y ago
They say on the pastebin that one connexion sent passwords in clear text (through asipx-webadmin), so they probably were read there. At least it was probably an entry point.

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