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by jayflux 10y ago
It would be nicer still if they stopped thinking their browser only needs to get new features once per year. Safari is rapidly getting a reputation as the new IE6. ----------------- To be fair, they had a 9.1 release this year, which includ
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On the Timing of Time Zone Changes(codeofmatt.com)
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by jayflux 10y ago
There's some talk of getting this into Sublime Text https://github.com/jonathandturner/rustls/issues/18
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To be fair, this was back in 2014 when people thought sublime was dead and abandoned by Jon. However now that's not the case and the dev team are rolling out releases again, and expect a stable v3 to come out soon
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by jayflux 10y ago
https://github.com/rust-lang/sublime-rust has been making use of it already for its error parsing (image in link)
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by jayflux 10y ago
Yeah I had the exact same happen to me, really annoying. I understand they're just doing their job, so i can't really have a go at them for it either. I would rather pay the extra for UberX now (or whatever it is called) instead o
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by jayflux 10y ago
The Official Sublime Rust package supports this update: https://github.com/rust-lang/sublime-rust/pull/87
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Designing a URL structure for BBC programmes(smethur.st)
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[BBC] Challenges of HTML5 media playback(bbc.co.uk)
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Freenode: #web #startups (although not been in there for ages) #go-nuts
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by jayflux 10y ago
which is even more confusing, as the govt is being rewarded for violating treaties by being paid back all the tax. Was the govt not more in the wrong than Apple was? (sorry, thread hijack)
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by jayflux 10y ago
Isn't this what happened with Apple in Ireland? They only decided now that it's wrong, yet they want apple to pay back for the last 20 or so years? Even though back then it wasn't seen so much as a problem.
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by jayflux 10y ago
I don't think he meant guarantee in that sense. I think he just meant that now the waterproofing is good enough to advertise it as a feature. Making it official, so to speak.
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> Not really the plan. Yup, hence my "hopefully", I'm aware small parts of servo may go into Gecko incrementally, however im still routing for something like browserhtml to be at a usable state, and for servo to run on its
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by jayflux 10y ago
It depends on operating system. For instance on OSX Yosemite Firefox is sluggish, yet on Windows 10 it's fast. People should really mention what operating system they're running when they say "x is slow"
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by jayflux 10y ago
|| I'm also a little surprised there hasn't been an attempt to launch a completely new Firefox from the ground up. I (hopefully) think this is what Servo is and will end up being. Has no legacy code, and is tiny in comparison to G
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by jayflux 10y ago
"Whenever you attach an event handler on scroll, it can impact page performance because the javascript needs to be evaluated before the scroll event can continue AFAIK...going from some old Paul Irish talk on performance." This is
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by jayflux 10y ago
Would be interesting if there's a roadmap for who's left to be added to. I saw their aim is to migrate to their own root CA by the end of the year, but i wonder if this is realistically feasible?
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by jayflux 10y ago
What about facebook? As I'm sure I've read they've forked MySQL too
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by jayflux 10y ago
I agree, I opened that link expecting a "you're doing it wrong" style post. I was pleasantly by what I saw
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by jayflux 10y ago
Is there a reason there are so many Data Centres in Docklands? Is there something about that area that makes it great for datacentres?
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Speedrun in 17:42 [World Record](youtube.com)
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Grandson shares nan's polite Google search(bbc.co.uk)
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by jayflux 10y ago
That's by design. Please read the "Are you planning to add support for Safari on Mac OS X?" bit on http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/8be5501d-43e7-4b...
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by jayflux 10y ago
Are you not confusing DOMContentLoaded with window.load? DCL doesn't wait for assets last time I checked, it only waits until the page is parsed and a tree has been created. .load waits for assets https://developer.mozilla.o
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by jayflux 10y ago
"Rust is more like Python; many people write libraries, many of which overlap and some of which work." Odd comparison, Python actually has quite a comprehensive, well used standard library, which usually gives you enough to get go
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by jayflux 11y ago
Also relevant http://footprintsoflondon.com/2016/01/so-why-do-green-line-c...
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by jayflux 11y ago
There's usually more than 1 piston on the crankshaft. So while one is coming up, the power for that is coming from another going down
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by jayflux 11y ago
Is it that smart? Being developer friendly sounds like just plain common-sense, not some genius breakthrough. The question should be more why has it taken them so long to get to this point.
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by jayflux 11y ago
Are people who are using Go (for web apps) using it with Apache or Nginx? Or is every go app just using a DIY server? I'm genuinely curious

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