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by hadrien01 10y ago
Surprisingly fluid on Windows Phone 8.1!
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by hadrien01 10y ago
Microsoft already created (and abandoned) a IFTTT competitor in 2012: http://onx.ms
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by hadrien01 10y ago
Hmm... no? I find Android Studio way faster in daily usage compared to Eclipse, and above all it's way more refined: I don't have to "clean" my project twice an hour, and dependencies management and writing is much easie
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by hadrien01 11y ago
FTTC is highly used in France, but under the "VDSL" name because it uses the existing copper/ADSL network. We also have cable (so-called fibre with coaxial termination)
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by hadrien01 11y ago
This is a DVORAK-like layout. We have the same for French-speaking countries, namely the BÉPO. I tried switching to it, but I couldn't after a few weeks for three reasons: - I type slower on other's people keyboards when I have to
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by hadrien01 11y ago
I was actually impressed by GNOME the last time I had to print. It found the required driver in seconds, downloaded it in a few instants, and I was ready to print. Compared to Windows where I had to search during half an hour the driver on
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Still no Windows Phone compatibility. And their SDK page [1] isn't very helpful to understand what's its purpose, including if it's useful to create an app communicating with the device for incompatible smartphones. [1] http
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by hadrien01 11y ago
If you develop for Ubuntu and Fedora, many distributions will mostly work with your program : all Ubuntu flavours (Unity, GNOME, XFCE, KDE) and derivatives (Linux Mint, Elementary), maybe Debian, Fedora flavours (GNOME, KDE) and derivativ
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Firefox's WebExtensions Documentation(wiki.mozilla.org)
2 points by hadrien01 11y ago|0 comments
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Here's hoping the old extension system deprecation comes after the release of ESR 45, so we can have support for old extensions until March 2017!
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by hadrien01 11y ago
How? I can't see it in the options
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Weird, I have an iWork DVD with an installer. Should I just throw it up after discovering it doesn't use drag&drop, without even trying the app? Many programs do that, even Apple ones: iLife, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite,
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by hadrien01 11y ago
TIL: http://operamediaworks.com/ But still, I don't think they track searches and history like Chrome.
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Why not Opera? The new Opera is Chromium with what I think is a better design[1] that respects your OS[2]. You don't have to sign in to sync, but you can if you want. It's not open, but they're not an ad company. And finally,
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by hadrien01 11y ago
> Android Design Support Library - Making Material design apps gets even easier with the new Android Design support library. We have packaged a set a key design components (e.g floating action button, snackbar, navigation view, motion en
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Feature requests: choose the server (to play with friends), see map borders, super fast mode (twice the speed for everyone) Great game!
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by hadrien01 11y ago
Did Tumblr leak on HN?
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Hello world program in esoteric languages(esolangs.org)
2 points by hadrien01 12y ago|0 comments
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by hadrien01 12y ago
It looks awful :( Just when Twitter has finally ditched that font.
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by hadrien01 12y ago
Looks like Epiphany, the Gnome browser... [0] Actually, a lot of OS X Yosemite borrows from Gnome's Gtk+, like headerbars [1] [0] http://i.imgur.com/xBof95c.png [1] https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3&#x2F
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by hadrien01 13y ago
I'd like to have Netflix. I'd really like. But the only alternative here costs 30€, doesn't work on every device, and has a very limited selection, even limited in time. I won't try to bypass a geo-block just to watch mo
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by hadrien01 13y ago
They used the http://subapi.com/ website as a gateway between their app and http://yts.re/api . You can browse precedent commits to check the previous code, which is what I'm doing now.