janfoeh

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by janfoeh 10y ago
Certainly, and I meant no offense - there was an implied ;) at the end. It's just something I see more and more, and I was feeling curmudgeonly for a moment. Carry on, please ;)
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by janfoeh 10y ago
Every time somebody links to a screenshot of text, Sir Tim Berners-Lee loses a little bit of hair. Please don't make him go bald; we owe the man, after all.
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by janfoeh 10y ago
The act of escape itself is legal in Germany. Other acts committed during escape, such as destruction of property are of course not, so in practice it is probably rare for a caught escapee not to receive additional punishment.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I think you should be able to achieve that already via the Content Security Policy headers: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/CSP CSP is widely supported by now, including iOS webkit:
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I use it mostly for app switching (force-press on the left screen edge) and cursor movement (force-press on keyboards).
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I'd wager a bet that most people using JS today are nowhere close to having devops and infrastructure teams, but are still single people in their bedrooms copying and pasting stuff from Stack Overflow trying to make their online flower
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by janfoeh 11y ago
It seems to be getting hammered in the moment, so I can't give it a spin right now, but just from your explanation this looks fantastic. For some reason I just cannot parse Postgres' query planner output, so this might help me und
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by janfoeh 11y ago
It's a third-party application, so isn't the point about the goals of the Postgres project somewhat moot?
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by janfoeh 11y ago
While I understand your general point, I find it highly doubtful that 75% of _Postgres_ users are on Windows. I strongly suspect that they are in the minority by a wide margin.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Interesting. I'm on 48 (beta) / OS X and can't get this to work, though.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Wouldn't a report like this have a limited shelf life? Maybe we get lucky and they decide to release it some time when it's not marketable anymore…
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by janfoeh 11y ago
If anybody is interested in this kind of thing, here is an hour-long talk with a freelance analyst who disassembled the BMW i3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDr4L6BzpP8&feature=youtu.be His agency is selling that rep
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by janfoeh 11y ago
There is http://www.taxi.eu/en/ My local cab coop uses it, and I'm quite happy with it.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Excuse me for posting a video link, but my own reaction reminded me a bit of this: https://vimeo.com/20736616 Maybe the itch to be scratched was not so much a technical one?
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by janfoeh 11y ago
The number is from Gartner for Q3 this year - for whatever they are worth :) http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3146617
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Even if you believe that Apple as a whole doesn't have the drive to make stuff as good as they can (fair, although I believe otherwise), and even if you believe they have a captured audience (how?) — do you indeed believe that Apple is
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I can say with a very high probability whether a game is worth a look, just by looking at its tags. Of course that doesn't tell me whether I will ultimately like it, but then again reviews cannot do that either. The ability to simply b
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by janfoeh 11y ago
This is my pet peeve with Steam, too, especially because it seems to be so easy to fix. If only I had the ability to communicate my dislikes to Steam by blacklisting certain tags, the recommendation system would instantly become an order of
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by janfoeh 11y ago
You're probably right. I would still agree with the parent in that they feel like a badly done webview wrapper, because the symptoms are so similar. iTunes Store, App Store, MAS, Apple Music — there is definitely a pattern there, at le
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I think there is, yes. For me, finding a person whose reviews I can trust takes a lot of time, so it's useless for answering the question "anything good here I would like to play right now?" I have been reading movie reviews
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I've used StartSSL for my last three customer projects, only because they offer cheap wildcard certs. I for one cannot wait to never have to use them again: * validation taking up to six weeks, with recurring ridiculous demands for doc
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by janfoeh 11y ago
I don't think I did anything - I hardly interacted with the page at all, except from skipping a Soundcloud track once and possibly resizing the page. At one point, it switched from "world view" to "US continental view&qu
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Very nice! A minor niggle: the map in the sidebar doesn't react when the window is being resized. Edit: also, the map seems to get stuck: http://i.imgur.com/YOVzJwz.jpg
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Well, colour me surprised. This is the first c&d I have come across that actually improves my opinion of the entity releasing it. Thank you for posting this.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
While I agree in general, "sell shoes in a customer-friendly way" isn't exactly a revelatory business model.
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by janfoeh 11y ago
> (Note that I'm not allowed to charge 30% more on the MAS to pass on the cost... That's a violation of the MAS developer agreement.)
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by janfoeh 11y ago
(sorry for the delay, I'm on CEST, and it was close to my bed time) Thanks! Maybe I should try to treat it more like the worlds' biggest IRC channel then. I will give it another shot some day…
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Yes, please! From other peoples' descriptions, I can rationally understand what benefit Twitter brings them, but I have never been able to replicate that for myself. I have always walked away, convinced that it's a real-time mediu
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Probably the last Firefox ESR release: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/organizations/faq/
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by janfoeh 11y ago
Will be bookmarked alongside my other regex helpers. One of my other favourites: https://jex.im/regulex , a regex visualizer.

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