jayflux

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   by jayflux 11y ago

   Isn't it more to do with safari doesn't run on Windows? So Apple need to officially support a Windows browser as to not exclude all those windows users
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   by jayflux 11y ago

   So THATS what it's doing! I thought it was a bug.. TIL
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   Sublime Text Build 3109 (built-in Rust Support)(sublimetext.com)

   3 points by jayflux 11y ago|1 comments
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   by jayflux 11y ago

   When will it reach homebrew?
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   by jayflux 11y ago

   It wouldn't make sense as most users would never use ie 11 on Windows 10. It's possible, but it's hidden in the menu. Just get an Edge for Windows 10 VM and use the IE 11 on that, it should be there.
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   The Anatomy of a Frame (in Chrome)(aerotwist.com)

   3 points by jayflux 11y ago|0 comments
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   by jayflux 11y ago

   I agree, some newspaper's web offerings have been awful in terms of page load and user experience. Not singling any of them out, but I went to a popular UK newspaper's site; it loads hundreds of assets and almost crashes my table
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   Why did the half-plane, half-helicopter not work?(bbc.co.uk)

   41 points by jayflux 11y ago|15 comments
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   by jayflux 11y ago

   Its been Beta for over 3 years now, and has been pretty stable for that amount of time. Is it not time to just release it?
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    Basic screen reader commands for accessibility testing(paciellogroup.com)

    1 points by jayflux 11y ago|0 comments
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    Why Is Leslie Nielsen STILL Dead?(bbc.co.uk)

    12 points by jayflux 11y ago|2 comments
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Personally I find this problem can be OS dependent, so you should mention your OS when saying things like this. On OSX FF is slugish and can take a while to start up, however on Windows 7/10 its the snappiest browser I have. Weird i kn
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    This is very true. Microsoft are at their best when they're the underdog
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Some low cost airlines have already begun doing this I believe http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3284231/End-inflight...
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    reddit gets mentioned a lot in these parts. Is there a subreddit i don't know off?
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Do you have any more info on this? What protocols are being dropped? And which routing systems are dropping them Just curious
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Really agree with this. Its not my go-to language for many things that could be done with a simple script, but its good to have it in the toolbox when i do have those sort of problems. I think if i was writing a high-performance API i would
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    How a plane crash is investigated(bbc.co.uk)

    1 points by jayflux 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Can someone explain why the first one is a wat? To me it seems perfectly logical Cast false to a string, then check the Boolean value of that string. It's not an empty string so of course it would be true.
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    BBC iPlayer begins to trial HTML5 player(bbc.co.uk)

    138 points by jayflux 11y ago|84 comments
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    Really? Looks to me like the 3G to the 3GS is the biggest jump, the improvement there is ridiculous
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    https://www.khanacademy.org/science/cosmology-and-astronomy/... have also done a good video on the scale of small and large, and putting the size of space into perspective, its pretty good.
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    What made Jaws such a scary film?(bbc.co.uk)

    1 points by jayflux 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jayflux 11y ago

    I've been using Cmder lately, that's a good option
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    by jayflux 12y ago

    I've attempted to remove the jQuery dependancy https://github.com/zzarcon/focusable/pull/11
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    by jayflux 12y ago

    This crashed my browser for about 10 seconds too, up-to-date Chrome on Windows 7. I agree about the parallax stuff, its great, but when you're sitting there waiting for your browser to come back alive it sort of puts you off visiting t
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    by jayflux 12y ago

    That was my thought at first, but it seemed a coincidence the number of Astericks matched my actual password
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    by jayflux 12y ago

    2 reasons... 1. Letters of my password are shown to me with asterisks inbetween. 2. users used to get their own password sent back to them when they forgot it, rather than being forced make a new pass. Although to be fair I don't think
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    by jayflux 12y ago

    POF still (since I last checked) store their passwords in plain text, so for that reason I cannot give it praise
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    by jayflux 13y ago

    I was just about to post this on here, cool to see someone already has!