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grotos
12y ago
Initial feedback: * it would be great to be able to submit comment, * I use "collapse thread" quite often so it would be beneficial to do it in one tap. Overall good design and better than other, probably abandoned clients for WP8
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grotos
13y ago
Will NSA also publish their data on this site?
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grotos
13y ago
I'm bitter-sweet about recent Opera (both browser and company strategy) - I've been using Opera for 8 years. I'm really happy to see some developments, because Opera browser always seemed somehow stalled (except for investing
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New Opera 15 Beta with Blink engine
(my.opera.com)
34 points
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grotos
13y ago
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grotos
14y ago
Well, that's a problem of discoverability - it seems that browsers try to hide that icon e.g. Firefox removed it and you need extension for chrome to show it.
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grotos
14y ago
Most elegant solution is Opera implementation [1] - a simple feed icon is displayed in the address bar if <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href=" http://www.example.com/rss /> is in the <head>
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grotos
14y ago
There is also a plan in 2014 regulations that cars can only use electric engine when in pits. However, this can be delayed because teams are reluctant to it. Besides electric only engine is quiet so it could lead to some accidents in pit-la
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grotos
14y ago
2014 regulations introduce even more downgraded engines. New ones will be 1.6 litre V6 turbo (now it is 2.4, V8, but not turbo), revs will be limited to 15k rpm (now 18k).
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grotos
14y ago
I don't know it this is what you need to know, but: As far as the front wing is concerned: - the bigger, the more complicated means more downforce thus enabling drivers to go faster in a corner but such wing leads to more dangerous situatio
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grotos
14y ago
Why didn't you go for hyde? I think it's the best solution now as far as python is concerned. Worth watching is lighting [1]. Its main feature is the incremental building which looks really promising. [1] https://github.com/borismus/lightn
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grotos
14y ago
Extensions were introduced in 11 version almost two years ago. Now Opera is ditching widgets and unite to focus on extenions.
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grotos
14y ago
I wonder if we see a change of domains from e.g. drive.google.com to google.drive. Google can use .plus domain to simplify links to Google+ profile. I would really like to see something like user-name.plus/photos.
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Opera TV browser
(youtube.com)
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grotos
15y ago
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grotos
15y ago
So basically there are delicious and pinboard. Is there anything which is quite close to old delicious? Is it pinboard?
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Opera Reader: a new way to read the Web
(dev.opera.com)
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grotos
15y ago
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grotos
15y ago
Do you think if it is possible that Opera could do some cleanup of its product lines? There were some successful things, such as Opera Mail client. But there is a lot of unused gadgets. It would be great if Opera had some statistics about u
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grotos
15y ago
I think users are not interested in widgets and unite. The newest opera unite application was realesed in may 2011 ( http://unite.opera.com/application/722/ ) whereas there are new extensions everyday. Of course, API is not updated (vide:
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grotos
16y ago
I own iPod Touch and I often check my email at university (through both Safari and Mail.app). Is there any good solution for iOS devices?