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by kiliankoe 9y ago
But it's chromium serving local content. That is somewhat of a difference. I run Slack only in Safari. It works significantly better than the desktop app.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
What's a normal range for Bluetooth headphones? Because I was pretty amazed to still have audio playing on my AirPods being ~75m away from my phone. To be fair, there was nothing but a single pane of glass between the two, but still, t
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
You're absolutely right, I dismissed this far too early and didn't think far enough for an app like this. Thanks for clearing that up.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Not a bad point, I hadn't thought about that, but you do still have the option of flushing all reviews with an update if they're primarily negative.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Same here, I couldn't care less about a German translation. I'm not going to see it if it's not the only language the app comes with. I do however prefer a German locale as in number, time, units, etc.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
I really hope not. I'm not saying localization isn't important, but holding back an English app because of this is something I don't understand. A huge part of the world speaks English just fine. Release first, localize later
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
That's pretty cool and interesting, thanks for the tip! :)
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
I'm using gh pages for my site, on a custom domain. I really don't want to use cloudflare or similar services for personal reasons. Afaict there's not really any other option though :/ I'd love it if GitHub were abl
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
As a child I dreamt of having two futuristic walkie-talkies sharing several pairs of entangled particles making perfect instant communication across the galaxy possible. Later my physics teacher crushed my dreams by telling me it's far
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Would be nice, but the URL scheme would have to be different. A lot of tooling builds on top of GitHub's user/org and repo identifiers making up the entire URL.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Moving the cursor via a two-finger-swipe on the keyboard works surprisingly well. On the iPhone you can use this gesture (3D touch the keyboard) to also select text when pressing harder.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
mitmproxy recently introduced a web UI as well. It's still very early, but definitely something to try out!
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Unfortunately there doesn't really seem to be a good xmpp client for iOS. ChatSecure is ok and seems to be as good as it gets.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
The comment above wasn't specifically about Thunderbird, but any native non-webmail client.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Because node and all of the CLIs dependencies are bundled within.
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
Sorry for being off-topic, but this site repeatedly crashes Mobile Safari's renderer for me :/
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by kiliankoe 9y ago
I have that enabled and the setting states that ~70MB have been downloaded in this way, but I don't know over which period and it also never does "feel" like it's working.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Showing a window is in the same ballpark, but being ready for input is something else. On Sublime this is basically the same instant. On VSC and Atom it takes a bit longer to actually render a cursor.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Love that project, but that evergreen buildbadge with the Volkswagen logo is just gold.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Ah thanks, that makes a lot more sense.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
> happier with the idea of a closed-source browser How come? Is there an upside to this I'm not seeing?
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
This originated as a joke in the [SwiftDE]( http://slack.swiftde.net ) Slack. The actual idea was to fork the Swift compiler and replace the keywords with German counterparts. Turned out to be a bit more involved than I expected a
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Show HN: The Schwalbe Programming Language, a German Dialect of Swift(github.com)
1 points by kiliankoe 10y ago|1 comments
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, what kind of functionality were you only able to build this way?
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
The link to the RSS feed is right down at the bottom ;)
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Thanks for your post! I remember reading this sometime in 2013 and writing my own minesweeper AI based on it. It didn't get very far, but I sure had a lot of fun.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Completely disregarding the rest of the page/service/post I kinda dislike that Telegram is being touted as the most secure messenger out there. That's not even close to true. By default all that Telegram offers is transport s
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
I only wanted to bring up that the beginning of the sentence made it sound like a theoretical concept that might work, but no one has ever tried or seen in practice. The concerns are definitely valid.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
> While clients (probably) could ask for chunks in a chronological order and then get the data in a sequential manner [...] Why probably? This is exactly how the immensely popular Popcorn Time worked.
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by kiliankoe 10y ago
Don't most (mobile) devices broadcast all known SSIDs just in case a network is available and hidden? I don't really know a lot about the subject matter, but as I recall this does not apply to just iPhones . I also remember an in

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