hexmiles

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by hexmiles 8y ago
What were you using that supported hot reload?
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by hexmiles 8y ago
I'm a bit sad by the announcement. I quite like edge, and now the browser ecosystem is getting narrower. What should Mozilla do now? Should they just give up? Now that everywhere except ios/macos is blink (and v8 i think, i'm
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by hexmiles 8y ago
from the same author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3s-xI895zc I'm not endorsing it, just posting, i have not yet see the video.
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by hexmiles 8y ago
Small question: In the readme (first section) you use, as an example, the command: "Run adduser bob 2>/dev/null" why do you add the "2>/dev/null" part? I see a lot of tutorial/guide/ex
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by hexmiles 8y ago
What are Gibbon and Cobalt? I tried google but with no success. Do you have any link?
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by hexmiles 8y ago
For what i understand the remoteStorage has different plugin storage you can use. If you want your data to be available across multiple computer you should use a plugin which store data in a cloud storage like dropbox,gdrive o even S3. But
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by hexmiles 8y ago
that's so cool, I don't understand if this is available in the standard distribution. it seem so, but when i tried to use the command-line tool i get "no such VFS", maybe i am missing something. Is there a tutorial/
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by hexmiles 8y ago
i'm not if is what you need, but the sqlite backup api is really useful, and i find it very simple to use
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by hexmiles 8y ago
This seem nice, i think i will buy one https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/light-phone-2-design#
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by hexmiles 9y ago
A little off topic, but there is a plan for an official recovery from lineageos? TWRP is fine, but full device encryption is not supported on all device that are supported by lineageos, and also it dosen't seem to support OTA update fr
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by hexmiles 9y ago
That's pretty cool, I plan to do something similar but with a cheap smartwatch, a lot o Chinese smartwatch are based on the same soc family, and usualy are pretty hackable.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
Like others i do not understand this article. It seem to propose an abstraction where we separate the I/O part from the "elaboration" part of a programs, so that our programs are entirely pure. But i don't understand wh
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by hexmiles 9y ago
The css is the part i will leave mostly the same, i will change the syntax a bit, but mantain the functionality.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
My bad, i didn't express myself, for rendering framework i mean both the language and the technology that actually "execute" them. I understand that different browser do thing different but the concept are the same. Also i do
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by hexmiles 9y ago
While i understand the article and agree with it, i love programming webapps. The combination of html/CSS is much easier (for me at least) to work with than most other rendering framework, also JavaScript while not perfect is very good
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by hexmiles 9y ago
i think the hard part is maintaining it more than creating it. Library dependency and testing. There is a lot more than just creating a package.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
A bit OT: If i want to propose a webextension, what is the correct procedure, it seem i do have to open a bug in bugzilla, but in the documentation i did not find the instruction on how to open a feature request, only bugreport. I read this
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by hexmiles 9y ago
what will happen to test pilot after the non-webextension are not allowed? As far i know must of these feature are implemented as extension and i don't thing webextension have the api to do a lot of thing that are in test pilot.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
are you sure? i worked with flash and actionscript, and i doubt they are more complex than html/css/js, personaly i think the contrary. What make more difficult the reimplementation is the abscence of a specification or a standard
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by hexmiles 9y ago
cool! i wanted to do something like that, di you use something like nanovg o is from scratch? have you considered doing a small tutorial/blog series, to explain how to do somethign similar or can you raccomend a resource to learning?
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by hexmiles 9y ago
ok, thanks for the explanation, it sound cool but you may want to update your readme! :)
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by hexmiles 9y ago
i'm a bit confused about what this software is, at first form the description it seem a in memory database like redis or sqlite (with :memory ), but reading from the readme it seem more a framework for building server. Can someone expl
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by hexmiles 9y ago
I read the readme, but i still can't understand how is different than winelib (and i don't know much of ndiswrapper internal). I understand that since is a debugging oriented tool has a different scope than wine, but why don'
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by hexmiles 9y ago
i used avian in the past for some small project, it was a bit complicated at first but i like it in the end. I would love some integration in ide like intellj and build system
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by hexmiles 9y ago
i didn't know it exist, now i wonder if there are similiar project, i have an old nas that i could put to use with something like this.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
I always wanted to take a system76 laptop, what stopped my so far is the price, they are a bit more expensive for similar hardware than other brands. Do the extra money go to a better construction quality and material? Right now i'm us
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by hexmiles 9y ago
Unfortunaly i need the mail to be stored on the device since i need to be able to access them even offline.
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by hexmiles 9y ago
i will look into that, it seem a step-up from my current setup. Thanks
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by hexmiles 9y ago
Most of the time i don't have admin access, witch is required for whole drive encryption (as far as i know). Right now i encrypt and decrypt the whole config folder of the mail client inside the usbkey, then delete it with a secure del
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by hexmiles 9y ago
slighty off topic, but there are mail client that support at-rest encryption? For varius reason i need to run a mail client from a usb key, and i could't find a client that support the ability to encrypt the mailbox (also with addressb

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