kolme

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by kolme 13y ago
Could? I think it's already hurting it, at least to a small extent. Some users are already boycotting and some web pages (okcupid?) are displaying a message to Firefox users. I think Eich could be a great CEO (I like engineers as CEO&#
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by kolme 13y ago
I think you're taking this too lightly, to be honest. That's exactly the point of the Internet: it offers arbitrary services. Banning stuff because it could compete with other services you offer is opening the door to the intern
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by kolme 13y ago
I fail to see how is this somewhat interesting, useful or insightful. Pretty pointless, senseless article.
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by kolme 13y ago
Also you don't need any visual mode if you don't need visual feedback. Yanking everything: gg"zyG
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by kolme 13y ago
LESS plays nicer with languages other than Ruby (less dependencies). LESS can be run in the browser (usually only for development, I hope) and in the server side. LESS resembles vanilla CSS more. (Purely personal) I like LESS' syntax b
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by kolme 13y ago
I think those old settings only concern fonts. Icons and other pixel-measured things would still look ridiculously small (making it a mess of small-things-with-big-fonts).
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by kolme 13y ago
Gnome 3.10 has it mostly right. I find there are less issues on Gnome than on Windows. But then there's the problem when you open an app which is not native GTK/Gnome, for example Libre Office, where the fonts look OK but the icon
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by kolme 13y ago
As an owner of a ASUS Zenbook I can confirm it is a pleasure, almost orgasmic, to program on such resolutions :)
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by kolme 13y ago
It's just a standard notice, warning you that you're leaving Facebook and going to an external page. Most likely to prevent phishing. Did you create that link manually or did somebody actually try to share Facebook through Faceboo
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by kolme 13y ago
Also note, this is the first Distro (that I know of) that is resolution-independent out of the box -- thanks to Gnome 3.10. Retina and retina-like users rejoice!