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by joemccall86 9y ago
While there may be some important technological differences here, from an end-user perspective they already achieved this 5 years ago ( https://blog.chromium.org/2013/02/chrome-app-launcher-develo... ), removed it 3
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by joemccall86 9y ago
> To better support mouse gestures, browserSettings.contextMenuShowEvent() has been added in this version. This new API can be set to “mouseup” or “mousedown” by extensions to determine when context menus should be shown. Looking forward
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by joemccall86 9y ago
We've stuck with Grails for a few years now and I still prefer it over vanilla Spring Boot. Things like JSON views and GORM are still really nice to have.
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by joemccall86 9y ago
I like the ambition. I've had a tinfoil-hat theory for a while that phone hardware is only built to last roughly 1.5 - 2 years gnerally before they physically begin to degrade. I've flashed new roms to a Galaxy S3 but it tended to
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by joemccall86 9y ago
I'm a huge fan of Grails, but this definitely interests me. Spring Boot has come a long way. Groovy is still a great language (as far as being approchable from Java) but Kotlin looks like a lot of fun.
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by joemccall86 10y ago
Interesting. Reminds me of rest shell from a few years back. https://github.com/spring-projects/rest-shell
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by joemccall86 10y ago
I agree. I'm running Ubuntu 16.10 currently. A kernel upgrade hosed my setup yesterday, and having an older kernel available saved my butt. I was able to do another `apt-get update` and things eventually worked with the latest kernel.
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by joemccall86 10y ago
Excellent work! Kind of funny the article mentions > This will break the web. But apparently blogger requires javascript just to render static content.
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by joemccall86 10y ago
GORM in Grails uses optimistic concurrency control by default, which is how I learned about the issue in the first place.
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by joemccall86 10y ago
I'd like to do some cost projections. When will this (along with the db.t2.medium instances) be added to the simple monthly calculator?
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by joemccall86 10y ago
Assuming they drop support for the Chromecast add-on, doesn't this effectively eliminate the ability for other browsers that can use chrome extensions to cast to a Chromecast? (e.g., Opera, Vivaldi, maybe Chromium)?
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by joemccall86 10y ago
Just wanted to say congrats. When I used it for another job back in the day it solved some real problems for us. The community forums were immensely helpful as well. I'm glad to see the project is still around and actively developed!
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by joemccall86 10y ago
How easy is it to temporarily switch it off if a site is broken? Like if they have some crucial JS/CSS served from a blocked domain? I also wonder this with the hosts file approach. Is that kind of flexibility you give up for speed?
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by joemccall86 10y ago
KeePassX and Syncthing over WiFi. No browser add-ons. I decided to give it a try after the LastPass acquisition to see how feasible it was, and haven't looked back really. It helps that I'm mostly on Android mobile devices. KeePas
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by joemccall86 10y ago
Intrepid Networks | Software Engineer | Orlando, FL | Onsite; Remote | Full-Time | Citizen Intrepid-Networks is an Orlando start-up providing services to first-responders nation wide. We are hiring a full-time back-end/web developer AS
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by joemccall86 11y ago
Seems pretty helpful, though for most of my endpoint testing I've switched to httpie[1], and my teammates have followed. The only exception is when I need to load-test a service real quick, and curl can make requests much faster than h
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by joemccall86 12y ago
I think they're meant to solve different problems. On one hand S3 is designed for (among other things) serving files over the web. EFS sounds like it's designed to be used as a filesystem multiple instances can write to (say for a
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by joemccall86 12y ago
We're contemplating moving our static image files (JPG/PNG) from an EBS volume to serving them from an S3 bucket (so we can deploy a HA setup). It sounds like it would be a lot less code if we used EFS instead. Would you guys reco
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by joemccall86 12y ago
I'm sure if they do the fallback implementation could just as easily be OpenStreetMap. It's really great to see this open-sourced though. It seems like it would be a common problem.
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by joemccall86 12y ago
It's plugin-free if you use their own browser (chrome/chromium). So I have to assume there's something non-standard going on or else Firefox wouldn't need a plugin.
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by joemccall86 12y ago
We use it for its outstanding grails support, so we're already paying for it. If it can keep up with Android Studio I can get away with using only IDEA instead of IDEA + Android Studio.
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by joemccall86 12y ago
With the improved android support, is there any good reason to keep Android Studio installed on my workstation?
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by joemccall86 12y ago
I keep going back and forth between Firefox and Chrome. Chrome is ahead right now for two reasons: 1. Support for Netflix on linux 2. Webapps as native applications (like the old project prism). We use slack at work and a Chrome webapp is h
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by joemccall86 12y ago
Excuse the ignorance, since I'm fairly new to Docker. I'm excited about what Docker allows for during development. Will this partnership eventually lead to being able to run containers on my Windows workstation without needing Ubu
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by joemccall86 12y ago
Looks beautiful. Our workflow however requires us to view multiple projects under one backlog/workboard. I can't seem to find a way to do that, which is a bummer because this is a really neat looking tool.
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by joemccall86 12y ago
Whatever you choose, learn git along with it. It helps to answer the question, "This used to work, what did I do to break it?" Also, call me sentimental but I learned C/C++ as my first language and would recommend it. I don&#
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by joemccall86 12y ago
I've heard good things about xmarks.
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by joemccall86 12y ago
You may have spelled xoria256 wrong there.
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by joemccall86 13y ago
I hate to be "that guy," but this doesn't work for me in IE11.
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by joemccall86 13y ago
I'm upgrading from 8.1 preview now. See http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/update-from-pre...

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