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by fyolnish 14y ago
If you've designed an icon, you most likely have software capable of this installed already.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
now that's misleading.. it generates icon files from a design. Yay.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
And of course the fact that the richer and/or smarter of us tend to be the ones who attend college is not a factor at all.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Firefox version numbers could hardly be any more meaningless.
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Tranquil finally has a binary installer available(github.com)
1 points by fyolnish 14y ago|0 comments
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by fyolnish 14y ago
How do people with those layouts survive in bash?
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Must be nice in the world of unfounded assertions. Tranquil achieves good performance (when compared to other dynamic languages like ruby or python) by using tagged pointers for numbers & bypassing messages for arithmetic operators if b
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Are you using the latest release? It should work fine with spaces now. (Also worth a mention: xnomad is written in tranquil)
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by fyolnish 14y ago
You'd be interested in one of my other projects, TLC then :) It's an objective-c bridge for lua, with which httpkit will work out of the box https://github.com/fjolnir/TLC
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by fyolnish 14y ago
HTTPKit does support WebDAV, Auth & SSL. But CocoaHTTPServer looks nice as well.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
It should work on anything gnustep does. I do plan to make it compile with ObjFW, with which it would run pretty much anywhere. Without any hard to set up dependencies.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
It was built in order to be able to create web applications in my scripting language called 'tranquil'. (And written in Objective-C to maximize performance) Here's the first web app to be written using it: https://github.com/fjolnir/experi
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by fyolnish 14y ago
The point is fairly apparent. As for verbosity, I'm not sure how you would make it request handling less verbose than a single message send.
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HTTPKit — A lightweight HTTP server framework for Objective-C(github.com)
42 points by fyolnish 14y ago|30 comments
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by fyolnish 14y ago
You don’t even need serverside debuggers or fancy instrumentation to achieve this. The function microtime() returns a timestamp in microseconds. This makes it easy for you to check the passage of time at key points during your application’
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Since we're doing this: http://webappkit.org
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Do you have any reason to assume he won't implement tab completion? Sure doesn't take long to write out /System/Library/[..] on os x
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by fyolnish 14y ago
"And until you realize that, that the only value you bring is the complete lack of value, you can go fuck yourself." makes no sense.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
You can generate your own with gen_bridge_metadata. But bridgesupport is only necessary if you want automatic access to things you can't get from the runtime.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
If you want to use the very fast LuaJIT I wrote an Objective-C bridge (purely in lua) for it: https://github.com/fjolnir/tlc
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Instead he reinvented something closer to Objective-C.
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Xnomad 0.1 (tiling window manager for os x) released(github.com)
2 points by fyolnish 14y ago|1 comments
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Xnomad – a real tiling window manager for os x.(github.com)
2 points by fyolnish 14y ago|0 comments
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by fyolnish 14y ago
There's no way for me to know the min/max size of a window in order to verify it can be automatically inserted into the grid. A lot of mac apps set their minimum window sizes to an annoyingly large value, making tiling those windows impossi
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Please do, it's happened once on this machine as well. And didn't go away until I restarted the computer. Seems like the accessibility system gets thrown in some sort of weird state.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
..well, it tiles your windows
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by fyolnish 14y ago
Maybe you downloaded from spectacleapp.com rather than https://github.com/fjolnir/spectacle/downloads which is the binary for this fork.
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by fyolnish 14y ago
* I'm not planning to make it automatically manage all windows. That would never work correctly on os x, unless you have a huge display. One thing I'm adding is to make it keep windows that have been tiled already, at their correct size (
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by fyolnish 14y ago
No, that's the project I forked. I've added a binary at: https://github.com/fjolnir/spectacle/downloads
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Weekend hack: A little tiled window manager for OS X(github.com)
76 points by fyolnish 14y ago|34 comments

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