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h1d
8y ago
Sadly, good domain alone doesn't make it too famous. I think name change must be done. The name is too weird to go mainstream. Think of international customers too. I don't think I want to introduce it to my non English native par
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8y ago
It feels the settings are in dozen different places on Windows to begin with when it could go down 5 levels or deeper to get to the option you're looking for. The "good old" control panel doesn't even look categorized we
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8y ago
I started doing web dev before 2000. Only Windows worked as a dev machine then and OS X came around but obviously lack of third party tools made it a no go. Now I can't think of going back to Windows because third party tools that I ta
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8y ago
I wonder though, is root kit even detectable? Perhaps most are.
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8y ago
The real work is to spot the anomalies, so your averages don't deviate from real values and I think that's what makes Coinmarketcap reliable. If you say you made it for hobby, how are you trying to replace Coinmarketcap?
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h1d
8y ago
So, if Google does "evil" and tries to dry up Mozilla by cutting the funding, that just pretty much means Chrome all over and the rest Safari?
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8y ago
Mozilla just has too much money and they just can't be conservative. If all they do is build a browser and get a few docs up, which should be their core activity, they don't need $500m a year.
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h1d
8y ago
Why do you want that? What would MS get other than small amount of people feeling better just because?
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8y ago
Interface is simple but powerful enough and we got used to it and don't bother when you get nothing better by using another browser and for some reason font rendering (especially with Asian characters), Chrome looks tiny bit better, ev
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8y ago
How do you even do that without getting sued?
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8y ago
> Just bump your package version and update. If you do run into any problems, please file an issue! I have nothing against the package but is this the norm for package development these days to treat people like testers?
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8y ago
I thought they pushed Windows 10 and Edge to let go of legacy cruft. This is so year 2000 that app update needs a reboot.
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8y ago
It's not so hard to run it in virtualization to test.
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h1d
8y ago
You don't want 1 hidden hard to fix bug to wreck the entire internet. It's obvious wide use of a tool need multiple implementations.
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8y ago
No, there's now more reason for gecko to survive. Can't have single engine dominate the web.
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8y ago
Do what with it?
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h1d
8y ago
You wouldn't know where the data goes to anyway even without any unintentional leaks. No need to provide more than necessary.
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8y ago
Have been using Koa for a while but I guess Express got its name too famous for any predecessor to take over as JS's web framework even if it means built by the same author. For one, people pick from number of github stars which is abo
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8y ago
It's funny they tell people to use different password for all sites except the presence of master password makes it far more vulnerable especially when people can be using weak password as they don't want to lose it.
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8y ago
I can easily imagine that there's an identity for me at Google which is linked to all the IP I had ever used (meaning country and ISP at the least), and linked to every google account I ever used and browser ever used (meaning what dev
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8y ago
How do you track that each update hasn't turned evil?
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8y ago
But who has reviewed the code of the version available when you install?
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8y ago
It's easy to understand the OP's feeling when you think about Apple creating what consumers have loved and MS has been dragging people around with their license and vendor lockins and slowing down innovations because they cannot i
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h1d
8y ago
Perhaps use space and enter for last 2 keys.
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8y ago
Maybe because only enthusiasts are currently using it?
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h1d
8y ago
That attitude does not fly with your boss. Why limit the adoption for no good reason by choosing a weird name intentionally?
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h1d
8y ago
I wonder what you really benefitted in Asia in that regard. Having more roomy space doesn't sound bad and I'm sure clothing won't have shortage of varying sizes.
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8y ago
The author is willing to add compression to restic but that was in March and no ETA. https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/21
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8y ago
Being the "legend" seems to have been the problem as no one but those two were aware of them hiding $50m and was also using company cash on private matters.
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8y ago
Hiding $50m over the years isn't worth arresting? Boards werent aware.
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