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eyko
12y ago
It has been my experience that JavaScript is a high level language. In this particular case, Ruby is not being compiled to JavaScript but being transpired.
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eyko
12y ago
They probably meant to say "for those undecided on the desktop's future".
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eyko
12y ago
A lot of maybes and no proof. If the women had been sexually assaulted, and if these assumptions are to be taken seriously (e.g. that they are not easily intimidated by exterior circumstances) then much of what happened after the alleged ra
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eyko
12y ago
They're probably in talks with the relevant UK government institutions. They talk about a new climate, and that "the plan is for him to leave as soon as the UK government decides to honour its obligations in relation to internatio
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eyko
12y ago
He's talking about the quick transform that happens on the digital logo at the end (white, black, rainbow, and cycles)
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eyko
12y ago
This was exactly how I did it. The Effective Go part took me longer, since I actually jumped into porting a couple of small ruby libraries I picked (not mine, just ones I was familiar with) so that had me jumping to and from the book to the
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eyko
12y ago
May being the operative word.
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eyko
12y ago
It's spinning, and the amount of curve matches the amount of speed. The unpredictability comes from the fact that the axis is also spinning, but very slowly. It's hard to get the topspin and rotation on the ball, and still hit the
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eyko
12y ago
Thanks, but no thanks.
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eyko
12y ago
here we go again... But what I have emphasised on is that vanilla JS, with zero dependencies, is actually shorter code than any other solution. And works just as well. Not that you'd want to develop all applications without the help fr
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eyko
12y ago
I think it's just supposed to illustrate that this is KDE. Speaking as a past KDE user (and with zero experience of KDE in the past 7 years or more) I would say that each wrench is for a different purpose. Maybe one leads to Network Se
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eyko
12y ago
In that case, git reset
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eyko
12y ago
Could they go with flash? I can't believe I'm asking for this, but at least that would work on Linux without much hassle (pipelight is 32bit and I don't really want to go there).
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eyko
12y ago
It's one of the design decisions in Gnome 3 that I don't dislike. Happy to see Apple adopt it. I always thought the combination of the Menu bar in OSX (top of screen) with GtkHeaderBar would save a lot of screen real estate... and
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eyko
12y ago
People with a dose of common sense and technological literacy.
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eyko
12y ago
Doesn't that just defeat the purpose? At that point you're probably much better off just using postgressql (or similar).
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eyko
12y ago
Leaving the trackpoint in the middle / deadzone and then monitoring it's data input values, I always got a (-3,-1) gravity (not sure if that was the term), which is quite bad to be honest. I couldn't get around tweaking the d
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eyko
12y ago
Mine is an X230, really disappointed with the nub. I'm getting sentimental here, remembering my old IBM Thinkpad. I just wish a manufacturer realizes there's a market for trackpoints and releases a well-built trackpoint only model
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eyko
12y ago
Totally agree. I've got a Macbook Air (OSX Mavericks) and a (Lenovo)Thinkpad (Arch Linux). I'd add to your points that it's not only a software issue, but also a hardware issue. Recently I've found myself tweaking the tr
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eyko
12y ago
> Pray god that I never have to wipe my hard drive though. Getting all the random libraries and whatnot that I've accumulated over the years would be a pain in the arse. Something there doesn't sound right (and brings up questi
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eyko
12y ago
> All code and content will be available live to UE4 developers on GitHub.
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eyko
12y ago
Unless you buy online, in which case you just need the "last 3 digits on the back of your card".
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eyko
12y ago
Hope this doesn't become a thing. URLs are the one thing that almost always works when you need orientation. "Where am I?". It's no good to tell me "you're in Amazon" if what I really mean is "what
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eyko
12y ago
Does this mean that donating blood reduces your number of white blood cells, and hence your life?
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eyko
12y ago
Yes, if you install the apps. edit: maybe not what most people are looking for, so I'll elaborate. To install google apps, you'll need to unlock the device and flash the gapps package. Some people don't want to go that route,
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eyko
13y ago
> "We're all in favor of open-source contributions and projects, but not when they compete against our core products, from which we make money," This right here is the classic definition of a leech. I am only in favour of
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eyko
13y ago
Well guns kill, NDAs do not.
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eyko
13y ago
I've decided to ignore all messaging "apps" unless they're based on open standards. If they believe current open protocols (email, jabber/xmpp, etc) are insufficient for their needs, they can propose a new one, but
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eyko
13y ago
When a law is ridiculous, the term legal is meaningless.
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eyko
13y ago
Looks like timmm isn't a native English speaker, should his command of English be more important than his message? There are languages where "to be born" is one verb and it makes it reasonable to make the mistake and think th
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