gatmne

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by gatmne 9y ago
Because colors with components that result in the same intensity will be identical. Think a shade of red and a shade of blue that wined up the same shad of gray. The fact that both were distinct colors is lost. By limiting the transformed c
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by gatmne 9y ago
Again, thank you so much for sharing this. A format that's trivial to generate in a single pass with no special packing and zipping requirements is a godsend. It supports Word documents too!
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by gatmne 9y ago
I'd argue that you must at least attempt deal with csvs before you can claim to be an excel file reader because end-users will be supplying you with whatever format their reports are in. "Be flexible in what you accept" seems
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by gatmne 9y ago
This might come in handy! Does this work with libreoffice? Do you have a sample on hand that I can test?
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by gatmne 9y ago
Great by whose definition? I think that GIMPs UX is more than sufficient for what it is. It certainly doesn't "give FOSS GUIs their bad reputation". It's okay if GIMP's UX doesn't suit your tastes. It suites ot
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by gatmne 9y ago
This is the primary reason I use open source as well. Software will remain available and its availability is not subject to third parties' whims.
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by gatmne 9y ago
And yet here many of us are, satisfied with using it daily and supporting it. You would do well not to project your experiences and use cases on everybody else.
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by gatmne 9y ago
I'm sure that properly run foreign states consider unauditable software an unacceptable security risk as well. Between this nonsense and symantec's history of security mishaps, I'll be making sure to avoid this company from n
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by gatmne 9y ago
You bring up a good point. Software shouldn't start sending information until the user is explicitly informed just as users are required to explicitly consent to an EULA. Otherwise it's the software that's using the user and
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by gatmne 9y ago
Extremely disappointing. First we had to keep a close eye on our browsers, now we have to keep track of our text editors, dev tools, operating system, and even our own hardware. if we're really lucky, some will have some obscure way of