justwannasing

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by justwannasing 11y ago
Your first line references a bald-faced lie so your stance is in jeopardy.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
I find these articles interesting but get disturbed when the titles typically point the finger at me but, I have never been arrested, or in prison, and know no one who has ever been in such a situation in my 63 years of living. I am not in
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by justwannasing 11y ago
You are ignoring the vast majority of users, most of whom aren't on HN or reddit, who don't want such control over their systems and just want them to do what they want and reliably so. Apple fulfills that need and does an excelle
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by justwannasing 11y ago
In the 11 years I've been a web developer, there is not a test where someone disses it for all the reasons you give, no matter who created it, including caniuse.com. However, I would never take anything you say, Boris, with a grain of
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Define worse. There's an advantage to "vendor lock-in" in that having control over the whole product gives you advantages others won't have. It allows you to make guarantees others won't, too. Apple can warrant the
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by justwannasing 11y ago
https://html5test.com/results/desktop.html Now say that again.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
No. It's a reincarnation of what we should be using all along: XML
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by justwannasing 11y ago
How impressed are you now? https://html5test.com/results/desktop.html
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Sorry. I've already contributed to the funerals of those harmed by what Manning leaked.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
It doesn't "film" anything and, yes, that irritates me.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
"Online tutorials are inconsistent and often out of date." So buy a paper book? Aren't those out of date as soon as they're published?
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Since 80% of all Reddit comments are vitriol, nonsense by 15-year old kids, why would anyone do this?
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Yes but that doesn't change anything about what I said.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
It's been about three years since I've seen an article like this. I guess we'll see another in about three more years.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Which eventually became a Coke commercial with Matt Frewer who went on to play a doctor in "Dr. Doctor, Dr. Doctor" an uproariously funny TV series on CBS.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
So we've come full circle back to XML? (And that was a good thing.)
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Better for you. Not better if you're writing and publishing a book.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
I would have titled it, "Microsoft finally dumps Silverlight" as I said it would five years ago or more. I almost feel sorry for all those Silverlight developers out there who dedicated a lot of time to this but it happened to me
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by justwannasing 11y ago
It's not. At least not according to caniuse.com, html5test.com or css3test.com.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Only skimmed the article but it looks like it's, "F-35 can't dogfight" followed by a lot of author opinions and rants. My question is, was the F-35 created to ever be put into a situation where it would be in a dogfight?
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Then I think you are confused or inexperienced because Unix does not treat everything as a text stream and you say functions in a programming language are different so they are better is not a wise statement. It appears you don't under
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Sitting in St. Louis, I'm about half way between the two, and I can feel the power, Captain!
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Are you saying you disagree with the use of subroutines, functions and interfaces? After all, they are essentially small programs that do one thing and do it well.
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by justwannasing 11y ago
My son went from 320 to 210 in nine months while I went from 263 to 188 in the same amount of time so I can verify it certainly helps though overeating is possible on paleo, too. However, I should note that we were working out in a gym thre
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by justwannasing 11y ago
I heard about such things decades ago and surprised anyone thinks it doesn't happen, even among friends. I am positive there are some spies sitting around a table somewhere saying to themselves, "Well, duh. And the sky is blue!&qu
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by justwannasing 11y ago
Back in the 1970s, I worked on the original (or nearly so?) TOW missile system at Emerson Electric in St. Louis. The electronics were composed of a number of encapsulated blocks of (what could be) crumbly black material. These cubes could b
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by justwannasing 11y ago
My cousin's daughter trained at the Royal Academy of something in England. When she returned, she immediately went to LA to find work. After a few years, she quit. Her reason? "I thought it was all supposed to be about the art. It
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by justwannasing 11y ago
The non-spam link to download is here: http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/pgubook/
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by justwannasing 11y ago
That's what the mailing list and the forum is for where you'd most likely told to just use 'portmaster' which is the easiest. Not that the others aren't easy, too, but it keeps tabs on dependencies for you but its b
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by justwannasing 11y ago
To be fair, chromium crashing is due to the increased complexity of chromium and nothing to do with FreeBSD as the maintainers have noted in their comments. They have found it increasingly difficult over the past couple of years to keep up

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