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by iSnow 10y ago
Hm, over here, the 3.2-version of jQuery comes in as something like 85Kb, 323Kb when zipped. The slim build under 70Kb and compressed it's something like 20Kb. And there's zepto which comes in at around 10Kb.
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by iSnow 10y ago
JS held a lot of appeal for me - coming from the Java world - because you didn't need a lot of tooling but basically a text editor and a browser. Add a handful of libraries and I started liking that goofy little language. Of course tha
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by iSnow 10y ago
Could you clarify this a bit, what is the big difference here between AngularJS and Angular in terms of how much of the page you have to put under its control? I am just picking up Angular, coming from v1.
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by iSnow 10y ago
>Should your UI framework ship with an IoC container? you wouldn't expect your ORM to do that, this is a separate concern. I'd rather compare Angular to Spring, which is also built around IoC and has it's own IoC container
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by iSnow 10y ago
I think they have added a port to the mainboard which can be used to try and salvage data if the mainboard is fried. But it's still unbelievable that they soldered the SSD to the mainboard.
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by iSnow 10y ago
Decision 1 BvR 357/05 ( https://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/SharedDocs/Entscheid... ): >The armed forces’ authorisation pursuant to § 14.3 of the Aviation Security Act (Luftsicherheitsgesetz – LuftSiG) to sho
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by iSnow 10y ago
Could anyone comment on why both lower fighters keep to the left side of the airliner? For better visibility, I would have expected them to take it between them. Additionally, the sun seems to be on the left, so they would be hard to make o
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by iSnow 10y ago
It would be illegal in Germany to shoot down a hijacked airliner and ordering the pilot to do so would be an illegitimate order the pilot would be forbidden from following. The most anyone could do would be the Minister of Defence of the Ch
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by iSnow 10y ago
Nothing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helios_Airways_Flight_522
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That'S 58°C
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by iSnow 10y ago
I think we can rule out low-yield nukes, those test would still create a noticeable signal. If I had to place a bet, then I'd put it on some low to medium accident at a nuclear power station in Russia that led to an emergency release o
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by iSnow 10y ago
I doubt he gets his facts straight. I very much doubt the 250t of Corium haven't cooled down enough in 6 years to solidify.
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by iSnow 10y ago
Using google and site:github.com? I never use the search on the site...
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by iSnow 10y ago
Obviously no one has a crystal ball, but do you think it would be completely out of character? Personally, I don't think history repeats itself like that, I rather believe he is the second coming of Berlusconi - someone who is rich fro
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by iSnow 10y ago
Burning fossil fuel by the gigaton comes to mind. If we stick to medicine, maybe the use of SSRI against depression, but I am not sure yet.
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by iSnow 10y ago
>The OpenSSL project management team consists of four people, and the entire development group consists of 11 members, out of which 10 are volunteers; there is only one full-time employee, Stephen Henson, the lead developer I mean, it&#x
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by iSnow 10y ago
Goodwill, as I like Mozilla much more than Google. I kind of dislike the Chrome UI, but that's a minor point. A lot of FF is hare-brained, though. E10S solved the unresponsive UI for me, but for the life of me, I don't know how to
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by iSnow 10y ago
They probably will be made by Kuka...
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by iSnow 10y ago
I've seen the precision 5510 and while I wouldn't say it is beautiful, it is really small for a 15". At 2Kg (with the large battery), it is still heavy, though.
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by iSnow 10y ago
I would really love to love Apple. But at this point, my eco conscience kicks in. Buying a laptop that cannot be upgraded in any way, be it RAM, SSD, or WIFI card... that's just too much. I have no idea how big the ecological footprint
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by iSnow 10y ago
The thing is, back when I was looking for a good job, I would have killed for getting recruiter mails from Amazon. Today, they arrive every three months and I don't consider them any more. It's when companies like Atlassian who do
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by iSnow 10y ago
For me, it's because I use Windows at work, macOS and Linux at home and Android on my smartphone. AFAIK, Safari runs on only one of those 4 platforms. I am a Firefox holdout and it runs on all 4. Also, IMO Safari until recently was ver
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by iSnow 10y ago
I find elementaryOS rather pleasant and consistent in its UI. I am currently trying to switch away from macOS and eOS seems the only Linux distro that does not make my eyes bleed.
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by iSnow 10y ago
I just bought a laptop to switch my aging mother from Windows Vista to something I could remote administer more easily. Bought one of the laptops from the "Ubuntu certified" site and most everything just worked out of the box, inc
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by iSnow 10y ago
>As of August 16, 2016 [1], riseup has not received any National Security Letters or FISA court orders [...] >Riseup intends to update this report approximately once per quarter. So, 5 months later, no update means they have been comp
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by iSnow 10y ago
You can choose the intel card on the Precision 5510, which is basically the same as the XPS 15. I doubt you can send your intel Wifi card to Dell and have it installed.
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by iSnow 10y ago
You won't find all the features in one machine, but the Dell XPS 9550 is also sold in a version without dedicated GPU.
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by iSnow 10y ago
>Born of human error, continually generating copious heat, the Elephant’s Foot is still melting into the base of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant I don't think that's true. The corium had cooled down when they discovered the e
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by iSnow 10y ago
Another indication that Apple is no longer committed to professional customers of their computer line and their needs - iDevices get the required admin tools, but the target demographics for their computers are consumers and web dev shops w
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by iSnow 10y ago
Oh cool, nice site :)

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