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by helb 10y ago
Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10182024
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by helb 10y ago
Heh, I was expecting some weird reStructuredText/Markdown mashup. This is actually pretty interesting – e-ink tablet with a custom Linux-based OS, pressure/tilt stylus sensitivity and a solid build. Would be great if it gets some
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From Sass to PostCSS(tylergaw.com)
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Accesslint.js – accessibility warnings for dynamic web content(github.com)
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by helb 10y ago
It's more about device/browser performance than bandwidth.
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V-mail(en.wikipedia.org)
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List of duplicating processes(en.wikipedia.org)
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by helb 10y ago
I'm pretty sure that mikesickler mentioned Win2000 as an example of Microsoft's "high point"…
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by helb 10y ago
Yep, it works, I opened a PR in your repo. :) Most images seem really… random to me, but some of them could probably be actually used, at least as a base file/idea for tweaking in a graphics editor.
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by helb 10y ago
> GitHub claims the file is invalid, and refuses to render it. It should work if you add the SVG namespace (<svg xmlns="…"> attribute).
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by helb 10y ago
The author posted it to HN after publication (in 2013), it got 262 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6722292
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by helb 10y ago
They first released it over 3 years ago. And it seems to be something like "HTML5 ad-centric Flash" rather than the new Frontpage.
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by helb 10y ago
Nice project! What was the main reason to build your own docs framework? Why didn't you go with ReadTheDocs or some other widely used tool? Some nitpicks: 1. It would be nice to have an easy way to link to a specific (sub)section. I se
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by helb 10y ago
Maybe, but you can make it better even without any fancy loaders, async and defer are regular attributes of the script tag – https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/HTML/Element/scrip...
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by helb 10y ago
> would they bother to investigate, or keep records They absolutely would[1] here (central/east Europe). Is it different in the US? [1] I run a local news site and we get these kind of stories all the time. Not just press releases f
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by helb 10y ago
"Google’s self-driving car team preparing to spin out from Alphabet’s X" [ http://www.recode.net/2016/12/7/13875208/google-x-self-drivi... ] on HN yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.c
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by helb 10y ago
> XHR is a negligible amount of code with vanilla javascript That was one of the pains the Fetch API cured for me. The syntax and overall concept is just so much nicer. I was using Nanoajax library before that. It's great (and ligh
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by helb 10y ago
It says that "Your website is BORDERLINE UNSAFE" after a while even if you leave the account form blank and just keep the page opened in a background tab. Better yet, it probably does that for any URL – see c8g's comment abou
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by helb 10y ago
Is it supposed to wrap across multiple lines in a narrow window? Axis labels seem a bit pointless in that mode ( https://vgy.me/KTU9kw.png ). Also, it would be nice to have a way to configure the hover animation. I find that
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by helb 10y ago
Again? https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=teainthedark
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by helb 10y ago
Linux alternative: https://github.com/Overv/vramfs ; HN thread (from 2 years ago) – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8747057
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by helb 10y ago
The first link leads to this page, perhaps you meant that one – https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11043960
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by helb 10y ago
I'm afraid I don't get it… Is it supposed to do anything besides these (really nice) background animations?
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by helb 10y ago
It's easy to remap CapsLock (which is in a more convenient position than original Esc key IMO) or something to act as escape. I think i would be bothered by missing F keys more…
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by helb 10y ago
> 15,000 mAh * 5V / 1000 = 75 watt-hours It would be less, given the (dis)charging efficiency. Quick look at search results suggests about 80% (so ~60Wh), which is still nice for that price though.
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by helb 10y ago
Works fine without JS for me, except the Google+ comment box and some Youtube channel link widget thing.
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by helb 10y ago
Thanks! I started using it on two machines already, no problems so far. It's great that it runs from a single Docker container without any stupid "curl | sudo bash" scripts.
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by helb 10y ago
Is it even possible for it (or any similar tool) to be client-side only and work without JS?
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by helb 10y ago
There are (were?) similar devices in other laptops, mostly the ones from "professional" lines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointing_stick#Naming_and_bran...
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by helb 10y ago
As e2021 said, these are some kind of tailing dams to treat remaining water from mining. Google even has streetview photos from the nearby road, resolution is just enough to read "[something] wastewater evaporation ponds" on the f

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