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by gcp 10y ago
Because there is at least a good Chrome browser in every platform. Aside from iOS, you mean? Actually, the non-Chrome browsers on every platform are good enough and Chrome doesn't stand out. That's why the author missed this ext
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by gcp 10y ago
That's not what the documentation is about, though: ==== Use GPG with the cipher AES256, without the --armour option, and with compression to encrypt your files during inter-host transfers. GPG Encryption helps protect your files durin
573.
by gcp 10y ago
...and why encrypt stuff transferred with scp?
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by gcp 10y ago
These are indeed all things that have had great impacts on the respective browsers' marketshare. /s
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by gcp 10y ago
Do you think users necessarily want much innovation in browsers? What do you think would happen if Google changed the Chrome UI (the little there is) around? Non-user visible innovation in browsers does happen BTW. But you dont't see i
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by gcp 10y ago
Can you file a bug on this with the URL causing the problem? The tab not loading fully isn't necessarily our fault, but of course it shouldn't use 100% while doing that. The rendering engine is fairly important for apparent speed
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by gcp 10y ago
You're arguing that benchmarks of recent top of the line chips (which at most tend to have a few tens of percent difference) not showing large performance difference is evidence that games aren't CPU limited, whereas the same test
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by gcp 10y ago
They presumably have some short term logging. Collecting those over a longer period = tracking.
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by gcp 10y ago
Meanwhile, "in the wild," it's hard to find a person who does systems programming and has even heard of Rust I agree that it's hard to find people who do systems programming, but those I know have mostly heard of Rust.
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by gcp 10y ago
How does it compare to mozjpeg? (And, haha, WebP)
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by gcp 10y ago
I don't know about current games (I suspect they have enough to load the CPU with gfx/physics to devote much to AI), but state of the art AI software can definitely be many core. It's very useful for anything doing Monte Carl
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by gcp 10y ago
You're beating around the bush making up nonexistent loopholes or hypothetical situations because you don't like reality, but that doesn't make you right. You yourself said that "he could have let her know", yet he
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by gcp 10y ago
We're not tracking your users. As far as you're allowed to admit by NSL's, you mean :-) Intentions != Guarantees
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by gcp 10y ago
We tried this in Firefox for Android and user outcry was so bad it had to be turned off almost immediately. There's some tricks now to make sure the domain is visible and highlighted, but IMHO not enough to be safe, especially with the
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by gcp 10y ago
As parent said: "not affected by how you pass on information". Highly unusual behavior meant to signal something is just the same as explicitly saying it. This kind of attitude won't fly in a court, they very much take intent
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by gcp 10y ago
How many of these aren't available in ES2015 or TypeScript?
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by gcp 10y ago
I have the impression that Dart's lunch got eaten by TypeScript. The latter is the preferred "improved" compile-to-JS language now, and the efforts to push a Dart VM didn't get any traction outside Google, whereas WebAss
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by gcp 10y ago
Doesn't he explain why the 12" MacBoook doesn't fit him at the start of the article?
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by gcp 10y ago
ZeniMax, as parent of Bethesda, has a largely solid rep among the video game consumer audience ...as an initiator of frivolous lawsuits. http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2011/08/elder-scrolls-vs-minec...
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by gcp 10y ago
Yeah but the device is the Oculus Rift.
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by gcp 10y ago
Working around the following bug caused Firefox's size to drop by over 200k. We should try fiddling with const, too :-) https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=78323
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by gcp 10y ago
This doesn't include the data set for the value network. This is critical, because producing that one requires implementing the full reinforcement learning. Even if you skip that and use the policy network, you still have the task of p
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by gcp 10y ago
It's WebKit based so it doesn't actually change anything.
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by gcp 10y ago
The latest ads are interesting in their "Official browser from Google" angle. Read: Google is the internet. Google is whom you should trust.
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by gcp 10y ago
Mozilla have a lot of money but progress seems very slow As opposed to Google, Apple and Microsoft? Consider what happened to Opera. I think you vastly underestimate the complexity of modern browsers. By orders of magnitude.
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by gcp 10y ago
It sounds like she was rather obviously being white knighted, in a situation where it was clear to her and her coworkers that it was inappropriate. Which then started the problem that her coworkers saw her as favored. (My reading)
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by gcp 10y ago
Yes, and for good reason :-)
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by gcp 10y ago
If we look at historical facts Past Performance Is No Guarantee Of Future Results. These aren't the 1900's.
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by gcp 10y ago
There's a few forks that maintain the old UI that are popular, such as Pale Moon. They get security updates because the old ESR branches they're based on still get security patches from Mozilla. Of course, that feed of patches wil
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by gcp 10y ago
Huh? My point was that if you changed your environment you probably understand what changes broke the automation and are able to fix it yourself.

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