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by gdrulia 11y ago
First I will say that I'm not an expert in these questions, so my thoughts might be off, but that's probably the reason we are discussing it. The closest to perfect solution in my mind would include all the details to make the med
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by gdrulia 11y ago
What you're saying makes perfect sense on paper, but unfortunately reality is as always slightly more complex. Such simple thinking is full of the holes for exploitation and there will always be someone who will exploit them. Medicine
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by gdrulia 11y ago
That might help, but I think that first there should be no rules that prevent apps which are not malicious and doesn't hurt end user from being in the app stores. What the world would have been like, if you wouldn't have had the a
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by gdrulia 11y ago
So far, thankfully I've never had a person in front of me, who would have decided to recline their seat. Although I'm mainly travelling with Ryanair, so I'm not even sure if that is possible on their planes. But for me, 1.94m
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by gdrulia 11y ago
>Not everyone agrees what is correct behavior and what isn't, so what would be acceptable to one person would not be acceptable to another. That! If there would be one set of rules that everyone would agree, then this idea could wor
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by gdrulia 11y ago
I've used knockout.js for a few years now on multiple projects. As knockout grows, I started to dream of a library that would provide me with a two-way data binding. But not only between data object and DOM, but between data objects it
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by gdrulia 11y ago
Well 40% is enough volume for properly hearing what comes out of the headphones speakers. But I'm talking about using headphones with their own volume adjustment or external speakers. If you try to watch a movie on most laptops using t
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by gdrulia 11y ago
I would agree that it would be nice to have an option to check if sound is not muted, but not to actually check the volume. One of the worst user experiences I have experienced in the recent years is those notifications telling me that my v
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by gdrulia 12y ago
from my own personal experience I can tell that most of the time I prefer stackoverflow instead of man pages simply because I need to achieve one task and stackoverflow contains answer of how to do it, man pages can teach me how to do all s
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by gdrulia 12y ago
I see what you mean and I agree that from her point of view this might look like I don't care about her. At least not enough to bend my principles. But on the other hand, I have mentioned this on the day I've met her first time, o
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by gdrulia 12y ago
That's exactly her argument. She has dreamed of it since she was a little girl and she just could not accept the fact that maybe, just maybe, the dream was false.
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by gdrulia 12y ago
Tell me about it. Recently I've been trying so many different ways to come to talk about it and so far every one conversation ended up with her being in tears and not being able (probably not willing) to understand what I'm saying
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by gdrulia 12y ago
So what caused the problem, wasn't that front end and 3rd party was checking if email is valid, but the fact that there is no standard way of checking it. I'm not saying that checking email address with regex is good way of doing
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by gdrulia 12y ago
What about web workers? I believe the whole idea behind them was to allow to run heavy tasks in the background threads. Havent used them personally, but quick search indicates that they are available on node.js via npm [0]. Unless the whole
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by gdrulia 12y ago
Personally I see them as a bullying classmate that you must face everyday and you never entirely sure how it will end. Russia likes to be seen as aggressor and not many likes that.
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by gdrulia 12y ago
This has always baffled me, especially when phones doing their phone mission worse and worse over time. What I would really like is that all non-system applications would be pushed to hold pattern, similar as if application is not visible,
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by gdrulia 12y ago
Totally agree to your point. I personally don't have much of experience with different layout systems used in other fields, yet what I got from working with ActionScript3 (flex) layout methods few years ago and then recent experience w
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by gdrulia 12y ago
Design is complicated and very much like taste - subjective. Of course there are guidelines of what goes together and what not. Overall it is nice to see transition between the different stages of the product. As per product itself, I assum
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by gdrulia 12y ago
and what if you find things like small talk the most boring thing in your life which simply steals your energy in such big chunks that you can last only couple short conversations, while there is nothing more powering in your life than havi
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by gdrulia 12y ago
These days lMR(IMR) batteries (so called safe chemistry) are probably most commonly used by "vape" community. The benefit is that they do not explode and proven to be safe choice when you need high drain batteries. Granted, you n
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by gdrulia 12y ago
You see I do understand that they try and I do applaud that. yet on my windows 8 machine I still haven't received IE11, even though I just recently did got a notice that IE has been updated, it is still IE10. To make matters worse even
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by gdrulia 12y ago
I understood that. Yet you're here and you're familiar with IE6 situation. You know that while it might have looked like developers only ones who got hurt by that situation, actually everyone, including regular web users were hurt
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by gdrulia 12y ago
In today world using any version of IE as a main browser is a bad idea. Why? Because browsers evolve very quickly and IE doesn't. It might look at first that IE is running quite nicely and even fast. But soon you start to notice all of
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by gdrulia 12y ago
Am I not questioning that argument in my comment?
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by gdrulia 12y ago
> This is definitely true It is a strong argument and I know to many examples where this is just simply not the case. I myself have been eating all my life big portions of food couple times a day, mainly with meat and potatoes, sometimes
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by gdrulia 12y ago
didn't notice until read this comment. watched it again and well it does look like a little person.
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by gdrulia 13y ago
Yeah, at least this way you have control over which properties are methods. Also, if you really prefer angular.js style of tracking dependencies, this plugin makes the trick http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2013/05/
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by gdrulia 13y ago
I don't know, maybe it is only my experience, but I have tried Ubuntu quite a few times over the last years, on three different machines, and every single time I experienced problems, especially GPU related, speed is always an issue as
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by gdrulia 13y ago
In my opinion this is wrong comparison. Simply because there is no physical obstacles that prevents you from doing what you have to do at your work, while in traffic there is plenty, hence the reason you're in traffic. Such comparison
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by gdrulia 13y ago
Whenever there is article about internet prices I always see a lot of mistakes in calculations, question is just why? I am Lithuanian, living in London for the last 4 years. When I left Lithuania at 2010, you could have got 100mbps internet

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