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maggit
7y ago
Sure, I can do that again. My previous tedious interaction with your support department ended in this conclusion: >Sometimes, when the ProtonMail app is updated to a new version and that update is bigger and more incremental, that could
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maggit
7y ago
About this point: "- can't really configure your chosen email client to it..." Do you have any experience with using the IMAP Bridge? It is a daemon you run locally that translates between Protonmail's internal protocol
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maggit
7y ago
I can't comment on the iOS client, but the Android client is what's primarily holding me back from switching to Protonmail as my default. The problem is that it keeps logging me out, for one reason or another, and to log back in I
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maggit
8y ago
I disagree. The article quotes and links to three different articles (the first of which is the one you have pointed out) and ties them together. I agree that it is not the most substantial post, but I wouldn't call it blogspam.
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8y ago
The author seems to be from Dallas, Texas, but the quote in the title is from another post: https://eand.co/what-do-you-call-a-world-that-cant-learn-fro...
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maggit
8y ago
No, that quote is not out of context at all. The expectation that Apple would in some way ruin the Mac Mini in the next update is the topic of several of the first paragraphs in the article. The gist is indeed "It hasn't gotten wo
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8y ago
This has some similarity with something I've been organizing with some friends 1-2 times per year for the last four years, but our's is even tinier ;) It is a one-day conference and we fill the day with talks on engaging topics fo
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maggit
8y ago
You misread. Java being old is counted as a positive here; Java is old, so it has plenty of tooling, is the message. Despite this, they are not using Java :)
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maggit
8y ago
I agree, which I why I specifically said "similar" rather than "as good" or "better". I'm not impressed by competing touchpads.
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8y ago
Yes, please do! I've spent some time researching this as well, and to me it seems like the author has missed one thing; the Mac touchpad hardware is so much better than other touchpad hardware. (As I understand it, the competition is
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Live coding a Wolfenstein 3D type rendering engine in Rust (video, eng-sub)
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9y ago
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9y ago
That's what "software engine" in the title is supposed to describe :)
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9y ago
I was excited about this when it was all the rage. It speaks to me as a programmer. Some years later, I stumbled upon this excellent article by an artist considering the problem from the art perspective: http://www.dinofarmgames.
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A Pixel Artist Renounces Pixel Art (2015)
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9y ago
>Any idea why… No idea. It's a bug that I haven't been able to straighten out. >My only other complaint… Sure. As noted in the article, this is unescapable. For the situation you describe it would be possible to segment the
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9y ago
Yeah, I disabled that rule for that specific game :]
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9y ago
Thank you, that's a nice compliment :) My inspiration for the format is Red Blob Games ( https://www.redblobgames.com/ ), truly a marvel of interactive writing. ( https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/he
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9y ago
A small comment for clarification; my remark about making the game less mechanical is for the part of the game that automates the simple, purely deterministic, constaints. So there are two things: Automation of simple deterministic things,
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Solving Minesweeper and making it better (2015)
(magnushoff.com)
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9y ago
A dictionary really isn't a great source for the exact definitions of technical words. Wikipedia does much better in this instance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiler > A compiler is computer software that
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9y ago
Compiling is independent of source and target language, although it is mostly used to describe transformation from a higher-level human friendly language into a lower-level machine friendly language. Even so, the defined meaning of compilin
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9y ago
I'm a paying would-be user of ProtonMail. "Would-be" because it is simply not reliable enough. It is frustrating that they are diversifying (contacts, vpn) when I find the core product too unreliable to depend on. I mainly ha
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9y ago
Ah, let me throw my take on Minesweeper into the ring as well: http://magnushoff.com/minesweeper/ My final variant is like the original Minesweeper except that when you are provably stuck, the game will help you to mov
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9y ago
Hm, I think we strongly disagree here. I am bilingual myself, and I strongly prefer each context to be self-consistent. When reading English text I find Norwegian date formatting confusing, and vice versa. I routinely have open tabs in diff
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9y ago
> Why must the date format be Norwegian? Otherwise the page isn't in Norwegian. This is a UX question only.
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9y ago
It is important that a Norwegian visitor with a browser configured to prefer en-US [1] would see the entire web page in the same locale. Why should _parts_ of the web page localize to a different locale than other parts? The standard Norweg
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9y ago
That's an awful shame. I can't really see myself using this when authoring websites as long as it has that behaviour. If I am authoring a Norwegian web site, the date format must be Norwegian, regardless of the user's preferr
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9y ago
Those are two orthogonal concerns. A (theoretical) browser in full screen mode might or might not display UI elements/browser chrome. A windowed browser might or might not display browser chrome. A chromeless windowed browser would loo
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9y ago
A small nomenclature clarification seems to be in order: "Headless" means without output. It is often used to describe servers without any attached monitors (the monitor would be the head that it is missing), but can similarly be
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9y ago
My Android 7 device is pretty good with realizing when the wifi doesn't actually give Internet access, and it then routes data through the 4g/mobile connection instead. Nexus 6, stock Android 7.1.1.
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