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by kakuri 7y ago
It will be nice if Firefox restores support for high-quality scaling. transform(scale) used to work well, then for a long time it produced horribly pixelated text. They improved it a few months back, but it's still noticeably pixelated
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by kakuri 7y ago
Sadly, our green wave is synchronized with a 50 mph speed, but the posted (and reasonable) limit is 35 mph.
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by kakuri 7y ago
Interesting, Steam has granted every refund I've requested (I'm in the US).
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by kakuri 7y ago
Sorry to hear - it's really taken them a long time to do this, but I'm pleased with the results. I've been using Stylish + Slack Dark - have you tried that? https://userstyles.org/styles/160324/slack
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by kakuri 7y ago
Indeed, and I'm glad I saw the discussion and switched to Imagus and then Hover Zoom+, but if I had missed discussion of Hover Zoom's spyware activity I would have kept using it. We need better mechanisms of keeping people constan
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by kakuri 7y ago
I used VLC for many years without issue, but eventually it became unstable on my system and then wouldn't even launch, even after a fresh re-install. So to share something with others who may be looking for an alternative, MPC-BE with
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by kakuri 8y ago
Yes, nationalgeographic.com has been crashing in Chrome for me for a while too.
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by kakuri 8y ago
I used Pidgin for years, but while it may be actively developed it has been stagnant. It's ugly and very difficult to customize to make it less so, and Unicode has always been broken (at least on Windows). Compared to mobile or even we
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by kakuri 8y ago
Thanks for sharing! I did not know about this. I use Stylus and dark themes for many sites, but this will be great for random sites. https://add0n.com/stylus.html
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by kakuri 9y ago
For VS Code there's sockscode, it's a little bare, but works well! https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=shyykose...
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by kakuri 10y ago
VSCode supports TextMate themes, which there are very very many of. http://tmtheme-editor.herokuapp.com/#!/editor/theme/Monokai
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by kakuri 10y ago
It's readable for some subset of people, but on a 32" monitor it's worthless - I tried to read it, but just abandoned it in frustration.
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by kakuri 10y ago
We're very grateful to have him in the JS world!
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by kakuri 10y ago
It's infuriatingly difficult to buy anything of quality on Amazon. I really hope they improve the situation.
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by kakuri 12y ago
I'm seeing a lot of criticism of Atom's speed and responsiveness, and not much support. I wonder how many of these people are actually using it, and what computers they are using it on? I tried Atom early, and repeatedly every mon
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by kakuri 12y ago
http://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2012/11/18/programmers-d...
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by kakuri 13y ago
I really hope Google fixes Android's broken security model. As the owner & user of an Android device, I should be able to configure feature access on a per-app basis. It's ridiculous that you have to either grant an app all requested ac
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by kakuri 14y ago
SNR is way too low in this discussion thanks to non-parents posting. Peace out.
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by kakuri 14y ago
Android is in serious need of better user control over app permissions. Apps should have their permissions in two groups: * Must-have: the app will not work without these (e.g. camera access for a picture-taking app) * Optional: some featur
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by kakuri 14y ago
Chrome 24 / Win 7 - clicking in cells in the Date or Population columns changes the column width.
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by kakuri 14y ago
It's extremely disappointing that the majority of (or is it all?) Android tablets do not have screens with a 4:3 aspect ratio. 16:10 is awkward and silly; 16:9 is something I won't even bother trying.
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by kakuri 14y ago
I have to wonder if perhaps they perceive that with the wide income disparity in India, there's not a sufficiently large market for $200-$500 devices. Let's say they can sell 15,000 at $500 each. Maybe they think that many of those buyers h
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by kakuri 14y ago
Stylus: http://learnboost.github.com/stylus/ http://nylira.com/stylus-the-revolutionary-successor-to-css/ http://designshack.net/articles/css/sass-vs-stylus-who-wins-...
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by kakuri 14y ago
While praising IE, let us not forget that MS only innovated enough to displace other web browsers, leveraging its Windows near-monopoly to saturate the market with IE. Dominance achieved, competitors obliterated, MS was content to let the w
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by kakuri 14y ago
I have the Crossover 27Q and the Ergotron MX works perfectly with it.
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by kakuri 14y ago
I haven't seen the Yamakasi's or the Achieva Shimian's in person, but I have a Crossover 27Q and the monitor housing is sturdy metal and the stand is sturdy as well. Still overall very lightweight.
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by kakuri 14y ago
The dearth of 16:10 monitors available bothers me, but if you're going from 1920x1200 (or less) to 2560x1440, you're still gaining vertical space - you're just gaining more horizontal space. I replaced my 24" 1920x1200 with a Crossover 27Q
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by kakuri 14y ago
I've got a 27Q and it is excellent. The housing is metal, the stand is solid (if lacking in adjustment, but other models offer more adjustment - I replaced it with an Ergotron MX arm). It's very basic - just a DVI port. Crossover has multip
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by kakuri 14y ago
I have long felt similarly to you (minus the "no glare" part), but I bought a Crossover 27Q and have been thrilled by it. I spent $800 on a high-quality 24" 1920x1200 BenQ about 5 years ago, and now it's playing 2nd fiddle to my 27". As a p
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by kakuri 14y ago
He said "related to", not "due to", but the tone of the article did lean towards the "due to" line of thought. You know what was the great divorce creator before Facebook? Telephones! And before that? Pen & Paper! We should go back to c

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