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by mikewhy 8y ago
I'm using the Logitech K830. I don't have many issues with the trackpad on that model. It's not great, like your average Windows laptop's trackpad, but I nowhere near throwing it out cause it's so bad.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
For that you need to shell out even more for an EV Cert. If you just have a regular cert, people are still warned when running your app.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Doesn't that just reiterate my point? "While there are still rough edges" == "I cannot reliably use windows with any sort of scaling" Take QGIS for example. It doesn't properly scale. On Windows you get an mini
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Why was this downvoted? This paragraph was one of the worst in the article. > Since Windows never had the font rendering problems that Apple did Uhm I cannot reliably use windows with any sort of scaling. It's not as bad as linux, b
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Agreed. Modality isn't bad. The author's concerns about them can be boiled down to "make sure your login form has a URL".
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Webview seems interesting. Go/C++ to do native stuff and use the systems web view to render the interface. Seems like the best of both worlds.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Another instance where TypeScript has your back.
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Yep looks like it affects `scrollTo()` and `scrollIntoView()`, along with in-page navigation. Crazy how they don't let you use a curve to define your own timing.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> Do normal earbuds just spontaneously fall out? Apple's? Yes, all the time.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Sure it's not an issue with whatever is doing that (hacky) dark mode CSS? Looking at the google example, they are setting the font color. It just doesn't look good when dark-mode CSS doesn't take the existing colors into acco
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> if Google depends on internal apps If Google depends on internal apps then they shouldn't have violated the terms of internal apps.
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Are you sure those aren't the upcoming changes? There's another older screenshot further down that has more ambiguous wording. Edit: welp, even that says it 100% goes to the person doing the shopping. Gross.
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PEAR PHP site breach lets hackers slip malware into official download(arstechnica.com)
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by mikewhy 8y ago
One of my favorite things about typescript was being able to ditch Babel and eslint and their myriad of requirements to get things that are considered standard. I get why they do it, it's just something I prefer. Take create-react-app
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Couldn't you use `ExtractReturn` with a reference to the action creator when handing the actions in your reducers? I've done it in typescript and it makes things much more pleasant.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> Even if I have been writing code with Java / C# for nearly a decade , nothing has come close to Typescript in terms of productivity,flexibility and confidence. TypeScript is, by far, my favorite type system. I love structural typi
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I love this font for programming. Topped only by SF Mono, IMO.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> LSP is an API that talks to compilers, and returns actual relevant data about the code you are working with That's what YCM did as well. Well, compilers or other intellisense-adjacent tools (like Jedi for Python, which Python&#x27
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by mikewhy 8y ago
whoops this was supposed to be a reply to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18883088 , mods feel free to move it.
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> felt like something we all should of figured out years and years ago Before language server there was YouCompleteMe, a plugin for Vim that had the same ideas. It was eventually ported to other editors, but LSP wasn't far behind an
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by mikewhy 8y ago
18.10 isn't even supported by Dell.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Oh we still went out trick-or-treating. We weren't allowed to pig out on candy afterwards, just a few pieces a day. When we did start giving out candy it was still your average small chocolate bars, not granola or anything.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
My mother was the same. Any treat she made had half sugar half salt, no cereal if sugar was in the first 3 ingredients, and would rarely buy candy. I went on to work in a bulk candy store, and usually have some bag of candy nearby.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Here's a simple comparison using nativefier (electron based single-site-browsers) vs something using WKWebView: https://imgur.com/oG2Dm5y Both are playing low-quality HTML5 video. For any sites I could think of, the me
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by mikewhy 8y ago
> The game is seamless - and I think God of War does this well also - basically there's really no "loading" once you're in the game; you go from gameplay to cutscene to gameplay without any interruption. Lots of games
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by mikewhy 8y ago
I've never had the chance to see Fugazi, but my friend did bring in The Evens (Ian and his wife Amy) a while ago and I got the chance to play his guitar afterwards. Definitely a special moment in this old punks life, and what sparked m
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Couldn't you open the popup immediately while keeping a reference, do the proceeding, then just manipulate the reference to the window you just opened?
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by mikewhy 8y ago
They don't, that's just the example they chose. Prefixing variables / functions with the underscore has long been a signal for "this is private" in languages that don't provide the functionality.
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by mikewhy 8y ago
Google Takeout has two different Google+ entries that may have what you're looking for.
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Should also mention this does not support video.

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