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mariusmg
8y ago
Yeah, with JS it could be 800 lines :)
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mariusmg
8y ago
Comparing commits is mostly pointless anyway. Some people commit very often any little change (like some indentation change) while others commit only when a feature is done. Compare releases and features.
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8y ago
>Like this, it feels like maintainers aren't prepared to eat their own dog food just yet. Sorry but that's dumb. Go offer them a decent free server and paid hosting and i'm sure they'll accept your offer.
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8y ago
> Developer mindshare. Just have to point out how fucking expensive develope mindshare is then :) But seriously, from a business perspective buy GitHub (a company which gobbled up lots of VS money without a good business model) the acqu
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8y ago
- fork OSS project - add your proprietary locked down bullshit on top - make sure you don't have manpower / time to reintegrate patches into your fork - profit.....?
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8y ago
I bet it was a bitch to debug and test it :)
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8y ago
That would mean everyone will have to "whitelist" Youtube and allow playback after updating Chrome. No way this "option" gets the stamp of approval from Google management.
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8y ago
"that are known to be needed by the currently transferred document" How does the server knows what the browser/client "needs" ? The client can have the cached stylesheet already. Making the server "in control&
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8y ago
"Successful products" If you define success by the numbers of users, i guess tweaking the UI makes sense to try to get even more users.
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8y ago
What a moronic article. More space is always better. On Windows/Linux just chuck the taskbar on the left/right of the screen and enjoy the extra visible space. The shit some people complain about , unbelieavable......
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9y ago
> For context this is the outcome of a failed Kickstarter. Not necessarely, they will announce something https://i.imgur.com/1QIgU4Y.png
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9y ago
This is fucking orweillian
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9y ago
>they measure themselves by their weakest performance, and suddenly their performance becomes historic. Yeah, is called PR. Shitty, but everyone does it.
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9y ago
About that reorganization : "Today, I’m announcing the formation of two new engineering teams" "Windows: Joe Belfiore will continue leading our Windows experiences and will drive Windows innovation in partnership with the PC
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9y ago
>a 4k dumb TV Is there even such a thing ? Honest question, because i looked for a "dumb" 4K with HDR10 support TV and i haven't found anything.
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9y ago
>it's just 50k before tax which is can be barely enough to support a family in the developed world. That's enough for Eastern Europe, as a example.
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9y ago
getDerivedStateFromProps , getSnapshotBeforeUpdate Java is leaking on the client side ...
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9y ago
>Dropbox Honest question, but pushing your KeepassXC db into Dropbox shouldn't raise some red flags from a security perspective ? If "somebody" gets your encrypted db, they can rainbowtable the crap out of it to unlock it.
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9y ago
>thunderbird Not abandoned, i'm using it, i'm happy with it, thank you very much.
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9y ago
>if you are more used to webmail clients. If you want to use a "webmail" client, wouldn't it be more simple to just open the browser ? Instead of installing a separate copy of chrome to run some js deployed locally ?
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9y ago
>it makes you look pretty bad. But they are being honest, they are saying what they are thinking....
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9y ago
Thumbs up for Debian, the workhorse of the entire Linux ecosystem.
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9y ago
Personally i find Redmine to be pretty horrible (and i have to use it daily). It's slow and it doesn't have a working search feature. Maybe Mantis is better these days...
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9y ago
The "bypass the SMMU" part was so funny :)
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9y ago
They had the fucking permission, that's actually part of the problem. They ship Firefox with the "Allow Firefox to install and run studies" permission already enabled (bad bad bad). And they did this shit for some promotion f
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9y ago
> feels so hacky and way out of scope You can blame MS for first part. Don't really get what you mean by "out of scope". But anyway, from my personal point of view, ConeEmu is by far the best console terminal out there (in
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9y ago
Self containing binary that runs anywhere is the pinnacle of deployment :)
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9y ago
Add this to you userchrome.css profile file : #TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse; } #sidebar-header { visibility: collapse; }
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9y ago
Yeah, they should sell those Macs without a start button. That should keep them secure :)
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9y ago
Cause they make the OS....
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