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by mikewhy 9y ago
Garage Band for iOS did it on release back in 2011. Using the accelerometer it's possible to simulate some sort of velocity.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
This was always one of my favorite episode names: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(...
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Curious as to if that includes images, or if it's just JS/CSS.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
On Android specifically, most Cordova apps include a plugin that lets them use a consistent, up-to-date webview for the platform. It bloats the .apk size by quite a bit. From maybe two megs to about 20. That wouldn't be needed in WASM.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Right, and I consider it a modal over the search results, not the page that hasn't been displayed yet.
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BabelJS creator laments open-source development(twitter.com)
32 points by mikewhy 9y ago|15 comments
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by mikewhy 9y ago
That's not what I would expect a close button to do, at all. It seems like you're expecting it to actually work like a forward button?
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by mikewhy 9y ago
It looks like content is cut off no matter how I view the page: http://imgur.com/a/hqsli
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Giant Bomb did a great interview with one of the longtime Naughty Dog devs where he talks about the old Crash and Jax engine: https://www.giantbomb.com/videos/an-uncharted-tech-retrospec...
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Not right-aligned, rather that using tabs means that 80 characters in one editor may not be at the same position in another editor with a different tab width.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Wouldn't that just be JavaScript?
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Lots of people are mentioning headless support, but has it made it to Windows?
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by mikewhy 9y ago
On a 13-inch, sure. The 15 inch all have i7 processors. The screen resolution is much higher, they come with double the ram, not a "home OS" (whatever that is), and I'm not sure how an AMD 560m stacks up against an Nvidia 960
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> Remember, Plex Live TV and DVR is a Plex Pass only feature Apologies, but it didn't seem like you were talking about that single feature when you said "you need to pay for the service". > all I need to do is point Kod
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> you need to pay for the service No, you don't. Source: I've had an account for years and am not paying anything. > it's a PIA to setup and configure. You add folders to a TV and Movies collection once. With Kodi, you&
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by mikewhy 9y ago
I love this sort of program. I've been using Control Plane [1] for a few years. It's nowhere near as pretty as this, but you can automatically switch contexts with sources like time, Bluetooth devices, location, wi-fi hotspots, ev
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> If a store has a warning at the door that this happens inside. Don't many shops have a generic "you are under video surveillance"? Wouldn't that also cover something like this?
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Regular supertest supports promises.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Travis CI is free for open source projects, perhaps they could better invest their time into working with that then rebuilding. I'm assuming the price for hosting the mirrors isn't free, and probably more than $100/year. If t
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by mikewhy 9y ago
> The Download Mirror Server is going to be completely rebuilt from scratch. Am I alone in thinking that this is irresponsible? Why not move releases to github? Why aren't you going to start signing macOS binaries? I find this offen
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Some questions already arise from that example: - How do two separate components access the one store, singletons? - If two components observe the same store but render different attributes of it are they both updated when the store is upda
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Wouldn't a regular camera fit the needs of any of those? What does VR help here? Other than doubling the required bandwidth and not responding fast enough to your movements.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Is it only Mac where they look good, or only Windows where they look poor? Mobile seem to handle them fine, I'm not sure how Linux stacks up.
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Does it do any encoding to make sure it can play on the client?
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by mikewhy 9y ago
Eh? I connect directly to the computers, either from LAN or WAN+port forwarding, and only have an issue if my home connection is having issues.
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by mikewhy 10y ago
I think that's similar material-ui is doing in their "next" branch, with jss.
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by mikewhy 10y ago
I've wanted to play around with something like a golang "main" process and using the systems built-in web view. The final app would be much smaller in size and probably better on the end user's hardware. But, like you sa
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by mikewhy 10y ago
I used NoMachine NX about 12 years ago, it was so much faster than VNC, and X11 Forwarding. Great to see it's still kicking.
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by mikewhy 10y ago
Apple Terminal, iTerm, gnome-terminal, konsole. I can't really name one worse than ConEmu. ConEmu likes to do this cute thing where it stops accepting key presses. And with the all the options it has, "starting a new terminal in t
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by mikewhy 10y ago
Promises are the backbone of async/await.

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