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by linopolus 9y ago
So AMP is not even faster than other mobile pages without the google CDN? A pity so many prefer something like AMP to generally stripping down their sites. Get rid of JS unless absolutely necessary, compress/remove images, remove all t
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by linopolus 9y ago
Not having read through completely: What is the difference to the original Linux from Scratch[0]? 0: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
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by linopolus 9y ago
So what. I use 1Password, which the article says holds to 95,000 passwords per second with one GPU. So if say my password is 10 characters, only alphanumerical (a-zA-Z0-9) without any symbols, it takes this one GPU 62 10/95000 = 88347
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by linopolus 9y ago
> You can build an Electron app that looks and feel like Native app on both Windows and MacOS Show me one. Just one.. Most "cross-platform-apps" I used seemed to think moving the window frame buttons to the left and making the
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by linopolus 9y ago
Another one who cares only about himself and developers, not users. As a developer, I can understand he wants as many users as possible, so creating an addiction-like shitload of motivation and triggers seems reasonable. As a user, I'm
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by linopolus 9y ago
All I read is SEO. All I see is a Mac app not feeling and behaving like a Mac app. If I wanted these modern-Windows-style UIs, I'd use Windows. But I don't like them, so why does everyone try to explain to me how cross-platform, w
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by linopolus 9y ago
I hope for platform-independent apps.
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by linopolus 9y ago
the biggest annoyance being that these are even less integrated and fine tuned to the environment than all those bloaty corporate apps. The best apps still are made by small indy developers, feeling right at home in their OS. Take for examp
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by linopolus 9y ago
> Is there anything that actually requires deep, low level OS hooks or anything like that, that would justify a desktop client app, as opposed to a browser based app, running locally (with web sockets and such?) Mh.. A great user experie
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by linopolus 9y ago
Oh, memories from the past.. Delphi 2005 was my introduction to computers and programming, first in a course given by the local technical university, later in regular school. Wasn't embarcadero back then, but Borland I think. Neckhold
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by linopolus 9y ago
I never understood how writers of any kind would let Medium (or Tumblr, or ...) rip all control off their hands.
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by linopolus 9y ago
Your phone slows down with too many apps installed? Maybe it's time to think about your phones OS.. (I have several hundred apps installed on my 3 year old phone, actually use most of them if only occasionally and it's still as fa
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by linopolus 9y ago
As an iOS user, one thing I surely don't want are more web apps. The web is for content (including APIs Robbe used by native apps) not for apps, if on desktop or mobile. Here's why: - lower performance. It can't be as fast as
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by linopolus 9y ago
Which adds further proof to my theory that all JS is bad. First, it would display gibberish w/o JS enabled, after enabling it froze the browser for 5 seconds before continuing to load the content.
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by linopolus 9y ago
What's the advantage over Airline's builtin tabline extension [1], or Airline with Bufferline [2]? [1]: https://github.com/vim-airline/vim-airline#smarter-tab-line [2]: https://github.com/blin
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by linopolus 9y ago
> My average position also went down from 26.5 to 44.4 > [..] > Since not having AMP support does not result in a Google Search penalty, why bother? Maybe it DID get penalized?
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by linopolus 9y ago
Depending on whom you ask, having an antivirus may actually be more harmful than not, as it digs deep into the system potentially opening more holes, while not providing much protection due to the reliance on signatures. Heuristics is not y
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by linopolus 9y ago
There you have a great operating system – it lacks a good editor, though.
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by linopolus 9y ago
Wanted to read this, but unfortunately I can't. Damn you, Javascript..
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by linopolus 9y ago
Ok now for real: Web Browser: Firefox+VimFX Email Client: Mutt Terminal: Urxvt IDE: NeoVIM File manager: Urxvt Basic Text Editor: NeoVIM IRC/Messaging Client: Irssi PDF Reader: Okular Office Suite: LaTeX Calendar: - Video Player: mpv M
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by linopolus 9y ago
Web Browser: Safari.app Email Client: Mail.app Terminal: Terminal.app IDE: NeoVIM File manager: Finder.app Basic Text Editor: NeoVIM IRC/Messaging Client: Messages.app PDF Reader: Preview.app Office Suite: Pages.app/Numbers.app&#x
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by linopolus 9y ago
So the developers of Zerynth say Zerynth is great. Nice try... I say, Wrong Tool for the Job. Use C.
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by linopolus 9y ago
Another site totally unusable without JS enabled, where it could be just used to add dynamics to otherwise nicely generated HTML..
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by linopolus 9y ago
ASM
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by linopolus 9y ago
Would have answered a JS post the same way..
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by linopolus 9y ago
s/ like.*//i
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by linopolus 9y ago
Haven't ever thought of this, sounds genious. Only a lot of work on some occasions, then they require for resetting..
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by linopolus 9y ago
Also, they're the only ones with relatively wide-spread support in Apps (on iOS). In many apps, I can just tap 1P like I do in the browser to log in. And they have a decent user interface.
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by linopolus 9y ago
1Password. Don't know what they're about on Windows, as I'm happy to not use this shit anymore. On Mac and iPhone, I can happily use the newest version without any subscription or anything (which I didn't even knew about
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by linopolus 9y ago
Won't f*cking load the text without JS. Enabled JS -> not worth it.

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