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by micampe 11y ago
Unless it’s using the same rendering engine for the images that your OS uses it’s pointless anyway, as demonstrated by the fact that there is a “renderer” option on the page itself. This is only meaningful as a comparison between those two
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by micampe 11y ago
Do you have more information? I can't find anything, and articles like this don't mention any specific issues https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/ios-network-caching-ht...
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by micampe 11y ago
> Things like the HTTP Protocol are fundamentally broken by Apple, and this is not ok. What do you mean?
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by micampe 11y ago
The browser’s UI, of course.
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by micampe 11y ago
OS X and Windows have different “default” fonts too. Obviously in this case people mean the font used in the UI.
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by micampe 11y ago
The Apple Watch is not any less resilient than other steel sport watches, the problem is that people that are not used to wearing a watch believe they should be scratch proof (ever seen Spigen make a case for a Speedmaster?), which none of
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by micampe 11y ago
What's missing? https://developer.apple.com/healthkit/
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by micampe 11y ago
> And if you don't impress the hackers, your days are numbered. I don't know if the Watch will be successful in the long run, and I don't want to post the slashdot quote for the millionth time, but that's exactly wh
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by micampe 11y ago
I did that for a while to hide the random “notifications” from people I had never heard about that appeared every other day on google.com. I had to change the custom style so many times because they changed the ids/classes every other
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by micampe 11y ago
Oh. Woosh.
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by micampe 11y ago
If you want to make snide jokes you should at least be informed. Steve Jobs’ salary when he was CEO was $1 http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2011/technology/1111/gallery....
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Happy Birthday GPS(prioleauadv.com)
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by micampe 11y ago
Citation needed comments are lazy and useless.
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by micampe 11y ago
Ok. I didn't know about cdc.
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by micampe 11y ago
You want $CDPATH for that in Bash.
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by micampe 11y ago
Sounds like you would have been a good fit for working at Kodak https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Fixed_Calendar
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by micampe 11y ago
> Someone at the labels probably went to Taylor Swift about this and told her what was happening I think you are painting her as more naive than she is. She’s been critical of streaming services in the past, I’m sure she (and her entou
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by micampe 11y ago
I was in the room and this was my favorite session so far. I encourage people to watch it even if you don’t strictly care about Swift, the concept exposed is interesting and useful, and the syntax introduced shouldn’t be a problem to unders
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by micampe 11y ago
You might like this tiny tool I use http://willmore.eu/software/isolator/
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by micampe 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9539372
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by micampe 11y ago
I use dtach because detaching from the terminal is the only feature I would use in tmux.
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by micampe 11y ago
Yeah, I know, that’s my point. The distinction is the reason companies don’t like to use confusing terms: “free” has only one meaning for them in the context of software.
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by micampe 11y ago
When most companies say free they mean free of charge, if they want to say open source they say open source, because that’s the term the world understands. Basically only the FSF uses free to mean Free Software.
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by micampe 11y ago
If you have iOS you can use Spotlight for that: search a business name and get the same place info you get in Maps, it’s pretty convenient (I think it’s new in iOS 8).
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by micampe 11y ago
Why worry now? We'll deal with that when we get there.
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by micampe 11y ago
Excellent reading. I smiled at this “Unlike the dSLR, this camera isn’t a black box”.
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by micampe 12y ago
Yup. Not just comments, always trying to find the alleged negative aspects of everything and clinging only onto that, without so much as acknowledging other possibilities. This is the reason I stopped reading HN as much, just as I stopped
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by micampe 12y ago
I disagree: the intent of the GPL is to preserve freedom; the way the GPL preserves freedom is by preventing you from removing it by changing the terms. If I'm choosing a license for a project, it's important that I know that chan
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by micampe 12y ago
“[…] to make the source available under the same terms .” You are omitting what is probably the most important part of the GPL.
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by micampe 12y ago
Accessibility.

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