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by kroltan 8y ago
As far as search engines go, DuckDuckGo is pretty neat, have been using it for 3 years now and can count with my fingers and toes how many times I've used Google since then. And half of those times it was because I typed the search ter
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by kroltan 8y ago
You can also use a very acute 3D perspective transform to create almost any quadrilateral shape, so the support can be a bunch better.
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by kroltan 8y ago
You'll be surprised how well it works by just switching the user-agent. It's more of a "too lazy to make sure it works" than a "actually doesn't work and Chrome should be used" situation.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Ever heard of PhoneGap or Electron?
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by kroltan 8y ago
You don't necessarily need a walled garden. A walled garden is the centralized "store" where you _have_ to download apps from. But you can still have proper security features without centralization. Android's permission
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by kroltan 8y ago
But not everyone likes Markdown, it would possibly be bloated! Maybe we should add a scripting language so that sites can use any source format they want? Oh wait.
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by kroltan 8y ago
Dragging the tool box makes it into a window, but if I release it immediately, the title bar gets interleaved with the menubar buttons and I can't drag it anymore.
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by kroltan 8y ago
No, but there's one in Java, called "LogiSim" [1], and works offline. [1]: http://www.cburch.com/logisim
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by kroltan 8y ago
The problem here is not a lack of framework, but the overkill usage of elements. I think even a game-like approach of using a single canvas and re-rendering the whole screen when something changes would be more efficient than manual DOM mut
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by kroltan 8y ago
Me too.
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by kroltan 8y ago
The company I work on (quite small, 15ish people) uses this, mainly as a replacement for the outdated Sinopia. Works just great, with seamless proxying, and makes it quite faster since we run it on the internal network. Even NPM modules get
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by kroltan 8y ago
Easier links to the magazine's pages: Game Description: https://archive.org/stream/HomeComputerMagazine_Vol4_05/Home... Program Listing: https://archive.org/stream/HomeComputerMagazine_Vo
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by kroltan 8y ago
The site theme could use a bunch more contrast. In the docs sidebar, I can literally not read the section names until I hover, and then squint some.
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by kroltan 8y ago
You are absolutely correct. I actually was going to write WM, but then I realized that it might be incorrect, I didn't actually know if it was the WM or additional software. So I said the distros do it, since it would be inaccurate but
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by kroltan 8y ago
Windows does that natively, with Alt+PrintScreen. Some Linux distros also support that out of the box.
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by kroltan 8y ago
There are many polyglot "code games". Off the top of my head: http://codingame.com/ - They support a lot of languages, even Rust! I also remember an old Java application where you would write AIs for dueling bots,
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by kroltan 8y ago
Not exactly. It is an alternative to the concept of passwords in general. But it is not a complete solution to all the things covered by those services.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Non-AMP link: https://rumorsontheinternets.org/2010/10/14/magnasanti-the-l...
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by kroltan 9y ago
I work in a small webdev shop, mostly maintaining existing projects, and work can be quite "menial" (as far as front-end can be) sometimes. What I do find incredibly rewarding is game development. I participate in game jams [1][2]
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by kroltan 9y ago
Is it? I always name my personal belongings (umbrellas et al) so if I forget them somewhere public and whoever finds it is a kind soul, they can return it to me. Of course nobody _else_ should be forced on sharing details just for this kind
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by kroltan 9y ago
Not very realistic for a lot of personal websites. Sure, newfangled ones that leverage similar pipelines as of web applications, absolutely. But a large fraction of the Web is still a bunch of PHP scripts cobbled together on some outdated h
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by kroltan 9y ago
As a shameless self-plug, I was inspired by http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ for my personal website: https://kroltan.github.io/ I did not go all the way, however. The site is still 11kB plus a 16kB n
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by kroltan 9y ago
I've taken "From NAND to Tetris" by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken while at high school. Very nice explanation of the whole stack. As the name suggests, they teach the necessary to build your own computer, assembler, language
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by kroltan 9y ago
The parallax effect is confusing and causes clipping on the "Latest Apps" text.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Same here but with Firefox 58, Desktop, Intel graphics. Additionally, the brownish blur has some additional variation at the top of the screen.
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by kroltan 9y ago
But Google can in many cases, _control_ a large part of the web, not just track it, due to its vastly superior external interaction surface.
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by kroltan 9y ago
Ah but this is merely an experiment. It most likely will land as a Test Pilot addon, and later upgraded into a setting, just like Container Tabs were.
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by kroltan 9y ago
60fps, Intel integrated graphics, Firefox on Linux Mint. WebGL 1. But the controls/adjustments seem to do nothing? Anyways, good to see things implemented in ReasonML, currently the whole documentation is a bit of a mess, being split t
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by kroltan 9y ago
> And I guess Linux will just have to make a WINE for UWP I might be wrong, but isn't that literally Snap Packages? https://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/snappy
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by kroltan 9y ago
Why would you visit such sites? :)

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