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1231.
by exceptione 13y ago
My thought exactly. My gut feeling says the value is in the range from "inadequate" to "bullshit" since I cannot see a way in which software on an external device can run with higher priority than software on the server
1232.
by exceptione 13y ago
From the website Please note that there is a very long waiting period for Entropy Keys at the moment. Likely more people got this idea.
1233.
by exceptione 13y ago
I like the looks. My suggestion would be to distribute it as a single phar-archive (and to allow for hyphens).
1234.
by exceptione 13y ago
Also, hyphens save us an additional <shift>-key press. Hardly on topic, but my advise is to require underscores only when there is absolutely no alternative. Which is almost never the case.
1235.
by exceptione 13y ago
Sure, the NSA probably index searches on DDG. Of course. Well the searches are encrypted so the nsa should have access to the servers themselves right? I dont now if DDG provides forward secrecy though..
1236.
by exceptione 13y ago
the angularjs seems to be broken, at least in FF 22.0
1237.
by exceptione 13y ago
The difference is between server-side vs client-side afaik. From the article: Heavily inspired by websequencediagrams.com, who offer a serverside solution. We use Jison to parse the text, and Raphaël to draw the image.
1238.
by exceptione 13y ago
It looks to be a feature-rich tool. Does anyone know why development has stopped 9 months ago? At least, I conclude so from the github commit history.
1239.
by exceptione 13y ago
How do you know these claims are exaggerated?
1240.
by exceptione 13y ago
…unless the EU forbids tracking and session cookies all together, but a ban on tracking cookies alone will be enough motivation already i guess.
1241.
by exceptione 13y ago
Well the law is implementend in an annoying fashion. For functional cookies there is no requirement to ask permisson. But many websites choose to block all content asking to permit them to place additional cookies for benefits, i.e. trackin
1242.
by exceptione 13y ago
In my view, HTTP/2.0 should kill Cookies as a concept, and replace it with a session/identity facility, which makes it easier to do things right with HTTP/2.0 than with HTTP/1.1. count me in. Cookies are a h
1243.
by exceptione 13y ago
It is a very good plugin. Moresmau and other contributors deserve a statue. It even has support for uuagc (dsl for attribute grammars)!
1244.
by exceptione 13y ago
Ah thanks, did not know that! I'm on Windows but switching paths should be possible on Windows as well. :)
1245.
by exceptione 13y ago
ok! Well I was terrified by the big fat warnings that doing so might break your packages randomly.
1246.
by exceptione 13y ago
In my opinion, Haskell Platform (HP) gets updates too slowly. I understand that the purpose is to have a coherent set of compatible packages, but in my opinion there should be a minor HP release for every ghc update in between. The fixes an
1247.
by exceptione 14y ago
then i still don't get it. When a simple line break would break a horizontal baseline-aligned grid, wouldn't it break a horizontal baseline-plus-some-space-aligned grid? Although the css prop. "line-heigt" is not implemented in a convenient
1248.
by exceptione 14y ago
I read your article. But i am still wondering why you cant shift the pattern so that the lines really line up with the baseline. You can influence the leading via margin or padding and the line-height property, right?
1249.
by exceptione 14y ago
The letters are hanging in the air, i think a good demonstration would show the baseline of the letters to coincide with the line pattern! http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/Typograph...