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fdgdasfadsf
10y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to add stronger version control (think track changes) to gui document editors?
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10y ago
This is what the Django ORM does when used with some degree of care.
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10y ago
In the US the policeman can legally just take your car and your cash. They don't need to mess around with tricks. (Look up civil assert forfeiture.)
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10y ago
Bad with him there. Much worse with him gone.
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10y ago
Firefox on Android. Install ublock origin.
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fdgdasfadsf
10y ago
I'll decide what code runs on my system thank you. At this point ad blocking is part of a defence in depth against malware.
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10y ago
Can we have multichannel 16bit PNGs now? Can PNGs hold 3D images? If so awesome I can drop TIFF at last. Not all images are taken by cameras using 3 channels.
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10y ago
Yes - some of us want to use our multitasking systems for multitasking.
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10y ago
To continue the analogy what happens when you accidentally pass him a cup of bleach?
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10y ago
On point (1) you've kind of loaded the comparison by including web in that list...
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10y ago
I think the OP meant huge in terms of complexity rather than memory usage..
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10y ago
HN's algorithm for deciding what gets on the first page is not totally trivial. Is it published anywhere?
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10y ago
Eaten that day or the next? Long periods of time include a week - and certainly a couple of months in the GPs case has a huge hazard and a non-zero risk. I hope you and she continue to have good luck.
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10y ago
The only careful way to make your own flavoured oils at home it to not make them.
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10y ago
They would - until they started exchanging DNA with modern bacteria.
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10y ago
Tried this. $50 ones - broke after a couple of months. Went right back the $5 ones.
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10y ago
I would want to actually use the device(s) to make calls, send messages and listen to music - not just carry them around flat and useless in my pocket.
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10y ago
That is a terrible thing to do with regard protecting your users' personal data!
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10y ago
No I'm saying that 10 years ago one could go away for the weekend taking (and using) a phone and an ipod and not need to think to pack chargers.
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10y ago
It definitely differentiates them - into a company that now makes a device that I won't be buying.
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10y ago
Or you have better things to do than worrying about charging 2/3 devices when you used to only have to charge 1. I wistfully remember the days when I could go away for the weekend and not have to take a charger for either my ipod or ph
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10y ago
OK in that case may I keep my bookmarks, history, password management, download manager etc. One person's bloat is another person's feature.
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10y ago
The trouble is that at this stage hoovering up customer data is in Google's DNA. As far as my perceptions go all a paid option means is that now they attach my credit card details to their data on me.
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10y ago
Why not Address bar and viewport. Dev tools are only useful to devs. Tabs should be handled by the window manager.
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10y ago
Fair enough. Your question makes sense then. The trouble is without security updates there is bound to be some exploit that will go un-patched so when support for bootstrap 3 finishes we will have to upgrade to 4 whether we like it or not.
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10y ago
This is not relevant. We are considering the interaction between our code and the library. If the library has breaking changes to its api our code will no long work with it when the library needs to be updated to the new version and our sit
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10y ago
I suggest being careful with UK libel laws here. I am not a lawyer.
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10y ago
Maybe she uses the javascript in bootstrap? It's not just css for christ sake.
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10y ago
As has been repeated many times here. Bootstrap has javascript as well as CSS.
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10y ago
This is the beauty of working in a start up. You get to self manage your work. Some people love that other hate it. If you are someone that loves it then it is amazing.
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