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by mscasts 8y ago
Both but mainly playback.
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by mscasts 8y ago
Well Youtube performance used to suck under Firefox as well to the point that I felt that running youtube without the addon "Youtube Classic" in firefox was unbearable. I still run Youtube Classic.
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by mscasts 8y ago
Not really, I can choose between Chromium and Firefox. It's like choosing between an iPhone and Android. Sure you technically could use an older phone but that is becoming an issue for everyday life, at least where I live. Before there
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by mscasts 8y ago
Google has won the browser battle (for now) and it sucks for all of us. Competition is a good thing.
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by mscasts 8y ago
Yeah sure, but this was before Powershell was available afaik.
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by mscasts 8y ago
That is really something, before as a dev coming from linux when I first was about to login on a Windows Server I didn't understand how to do it since it were no SSH. Administrating the server via a GUI always felt backwards somehow. W
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by mscasts 8y ago
Ok cool, thanks for the explanation!
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by mscasts 8y ago
This is really cool, but not really that much easier than coordinates. The good thing about coordinates is that you can choose the kind of granularity you want. But kudos to Google for doing this.
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by mscasts 8y ago
Can't one just simply check if the strings are equal?
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by mscasts 8y ago
Yeah right, Mozilla didn't even fight for him one second. > “We didn’t act like you’d expect Mozilla to act,” wrote Mozilla Executive Chairwoman Mitchell Baker in a blog post. “We didn’t move fast enough to engage with people once t
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by mscasts 8y ago
What is the benefits of doing this? Micro-service evangelists never care to explain that. They link to another blog article that say: > The monolithic approach doesn’t work for larger web apps > Having a monolithic approach to a large
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by mscasts 8y ago
I used to donate to Mozilla, but ever since they fired Brendan I haven't been able to look at them the same way. I use Firefox daily, but actually don't really care if they die because it's their own fault.
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by mscasts 8y ago
Holy cow, I feel very lucky I dont have facebook now :O
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by mscasts 8y ago
> For those that aren't familiar, byebug lets you put the command "byebug" anywhere in your code that opens an in context REPL. It's enormously helpful for hard to figure out bugs. Isn't that what a normal debug
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by mscasts 8y ago
I think this is content that does not really fit on HN. From an european perspective I can understand why you want to lower immigration since all you have to do is look at Germany, Sweden, France etc and anyone can see that it doesn't
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by mscasts 8y ago
In my country you will have to switch if you want any significant increase in salary. At least at the overwhelming majority of firms. Loyalty goes both ways and unfortunately most companies doesn't seem to understand that where I am fr
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by mscasts 8y ago
The very first C compiler wasn't written in C though.
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by mscasts 8y ago
The php conference was free, but held in that part of town that made you lose all dignity and sense of pride.
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by mscasts 8y ago
I don't know about you people, but I don't give a rats ass if the company I work for open source their code or not. I care what benefits i receive and mostly the salary and the possibility to work remotely. Also it is a positive t
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by mscasts 8y ago
If sleep wasn't very, very important our bodies wouldn't prefer 7-9 hours of sleep each day. I have a hard time believing long term sleep deprivation doesn't lead to an early death. If lack of sleep makes it harder to stay sl
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by mscasts 8y ago
Of course that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
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by mscasts 8y ago
What are you refering to? HN guidelines? I was just trying to be funny as well as point out the obvious reason why Apple won't care about him :)
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by mscasts 8y ago
Have you tried to be wealthy and/or an important app developer?
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by mscasts 8y ago
Honestly, who cares? Even if my country suffered economically from leaving the EU I would still vote for leaving. I don't think the UK will suffer economically, at least not more than many countries that still is in the union but just
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by mscasts 8y ago
Looks good, I'll use it!
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by mscasts 8y ago
> Sure, but if you're terminated for cause you shouldn't receive anything. I disagree. It all depends on what the cause is. Regarding sexual harassment which today means any woman can accuse you of that and no questions is aske
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by mscasts 8y ago
I don't like it. Honestly, I don't want Google to be the gatekeeper for what an abusive ad is or isn't.
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by mscasts 8y ago
If you created Android which runs on the overwhelming majority of phones today, you probably should get a very good exit package deal. Imagine how much wealth Android has generated for Google.
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by mscasts 8y ago
AFAIK, Slackware doesn't even have a package manager, does it? The only experience I had with Slackware was just that, I installed it, found out there is no package manager and installed Ubuntu. I have a hard time understanding why som
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by mscasts 8y ago
> Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. But given the title, I assume "help" is providing tech resources just like to anyone else?

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