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hpaavola
13y ago
Such a system was built for images; if user images got too many complaints, then those images were hidden and sent to moderation queue where moderators could decide wheter those complaints were valid or not. It would have been fairly simple
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hpaavola
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I don't know about the current situation, but at least first 6 months after the update the site did grow faster than it used to. But yes, we did have quite many problems after the rewrote.
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13y ago
I was part of the team that rewrote Finland's most popular dating site about two years ago and this was one of the problems we tried to fix. We got pretty good results by letting users block messages from users who do not meet certain
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hpaavola
13y ago
Position of what? Why? Given following markup: <label for="foobar">Lorem ipsum</label> <input id="foobar"> Does write('omg', 'Lorem ipsum') write into #foo
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hpaavola
13y ago
"Error establishing a database connection" :( Here's a Google Cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:5z9gUWv... Content is typical blog style content and even comments come from Disq
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13y ago
Ghostery prevents you from loading the Javascript (at least on Firefox). It does not protect you better than say hosts file base blocking, but it does protect you equally well and still lets you load and run that JS just once if you really
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13y ago
It's a good day for me and many others who are suffering from bug https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59841 , black screen after GRUB.
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13y ago
PHP is just a thin layer on top of C. Of course it will perform decently. PHP frameworks are usually designed in a dumb way and thus perform badly. Usually they load all or most of their files into memory with every request, even though onl
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Plain PHP without any frameworks is just a really thin layer on top of C. So it's not a suprise that it performs well.
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And it's a kernel bug: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59841
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13y ago
Mine (Asus Zenbook ux31a) doesn't even boot to dekstop anymore with the default kernel. X server just says fatal error, no screens found. Using kernel 3.8 now and things seems to work.
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The First Wayland Benchmarks From Fedora 20 Show Great Promise
(phoronix.com)
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Not easily. <!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Foo</title> <style> html {height: 100
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hpaavola
13y ago
Flexbox (or something similar) should have been the first thing to go into CSS spec. Colors, fonts, margins and what-not are way less important than the ability to align elements. Alignin things vertically is still brainded, but at least no
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13y ago
Doing nothing is the most draining task there is. Not only it is really boring and mind numbing, but you pretty much have to pretend like you are doing something, which is way harder than actually doing it. But since corporations pay by the
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hpaavola
13y ago
The character selection is still lacking a bit (Ubuntu Regular has about twice the amount of characters), but otherwise it's looking good.
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13y ago
In my example there was a site navigation, not article navigation. And with article navigation, the same problem exists. The article should be before the navigation. But it's not practical at all to implement. And what comes to skip to
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13y ago
But that is not was I was looking for. In your example navigation is the first thing in the markup, when content should be the first thing. Also, navigation does not belong to article, it belongs to site. And the same goes for footer. And t
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13y ago
Depends on the meaning of "can" and "div layers". Technically speaking I can do many things, it's just that CSS (before flexbox, as mentioned in the comments) does not have any nice way to say that this element shou
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I think that CSS is the biggest failure here. Let's say I have a blog, so for article page markup should be something like this: <html><head></head><body> <article>lorem ipsum</a
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13y ago
Nokia bought Siemens part of Nokia Siemens Networks earlier this year. That will be their focus onwards. Ericsson did the same many years ago (when Nokia started to dominate the mobile phone business) and is now the biggest networking compa
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13y ago
The date header of that message says it was sent 25th of August: Date: 25 Aug 91 20:57:08 GMT Which happens to be my birthday, except I'm 8 years older. :)
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13y ago
Open Inspector, there is a search field in upper right corner of the page source pane.
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It's a shame that we need to hack layouts to work with language designed for changing fonts and colors.
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13y ago
So does Asus Zenbook Prime and many models from Lenovo. I have Zenbook and it's almost perfect. Minor touchpad issues, ambien light sensor does not work and screen is always at max bright after reboot, that's about it. The problem
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13y ago
Usually when people talk about Linux, they don't mean the kernel. They mean the kernel and GNU, so Android does not count.
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For automatic syntax highlighting http://softwaremaniacs.org/soft/highlight/en/ is excellent.
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13y ago
Depending what we mean by "faster" and what is the usecase.
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Let's install couple things pip install robotframework-selenium2library npm install phantomjs Run phantomjs and tell it to listen port for Webdriver traffic phantomjs --webdriver=4444 This goes to foo.txt **
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13y ago
http://blog.theoldreader.com/post/56798895350/desperate-time... the actual source
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