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by mscdex 6y ago
Quick hack for Ublock Origin users to get everything lined up again (add this to your filters): github.com#$#body{ max-width: 1280px !important; margin-right: auto !important; margin-left: auto !important; }
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by mscdex 8y ago
If you remove the trailing forward slash the link works fine.
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by mscdex 9y ago
Alternative HTTP methods (only GET and POST are supported in HTML forms). Also, there is the setting of HTTP headers which requires JavaScript.
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by mscdex 9y ago
I'm not so sure about that. I think most people would probably support a name like "Powwy McPowerface."
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by mscdex 9y ago
> Since everything that is not async will need to invoke CPU-bound computations in Node (e.g. for loops, string manipulation, JSON parsing, and generally everything that's not just delegating work elsewhere with a callback), this I&
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by mscdex 9y ago
Amlogic is being supported in the mainline kernel, see the work going on for the Odroid C2 for example, which uses an Amlogic S905. See this[1] site for more information and the incoming patches page[2] for a more up-to-date view on what&#x
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by mscdex 9y ago
The problem with those benchmarks are two-fold: 1. Specifically for the first set of benchmarks linked to, they are really irrelevant because they don't represent typical workloads unless you're writing a MAAS (Mandlebrot As A Ser
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by mscdex 9y ago
The 2G GSM modem seems like a non-starter for those in the U.S. since AT&T (and apparently T-Mobile too, at least locally) has disabled such technology on their towers. I'm a bit surprised a 3G modem wasn't made standard, with
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by mscdex 9y ago
FWIW v8.0.0 is not an LTS release. Technically the first v8.x LTS release will happen in October. See this repo for more details: https://github.com/nodejs/lts
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by mscdex 9y ago
Have you seen this?: https://github.com/nodejs/node-inspect
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by mscdex 10y ago
Bluebird isn't written in C. It doesn't even depend on a compiled node addon.
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by mscdex 10y ago
I think I see the same thing on Chrome/Linux. If I comment out the `font-family: monaco` rule in the `article.type-system-sans code` CSS rule, then a monospace font is used and makes things much more readable.
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by mscdex 11y ago
This reminds me of a node.js-based utility I wrote awhile back called filebounce[1], except filebounce streams a file over HTTP/HTTPS and does not store the file on an intermediary server. It also supports tailored curl and GUI brows
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by mscdex 11y ago
Probably your best bet at this point is to use the NodeSource repos to keep up to date with the latest (stable) versions: https://github.com/nodesource/distributions
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by mscdex 11y ago
The next+1 branch has a fairly recent version of v8 4.5 that has fat arrows and other new language features shipped. My guess is that next+1 will become 4.0.0.
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by mscdex 12y ago
For JavaScript there is this: https://github.com/hij1nx/pipe
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by mscdex 14y ago
RE: node version: Ok, but v0.10 was released just the other day. :-)
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by mscdex 14y ago
I'm curious as to why they are still benchmarking against node 0.2.6, which is quite old.
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by mscdex 14y ago
I generally use a node script (sometimes a CLI script like [1]) with the ssh2 module [2] for most deployment tasks. [1] https://gist.github.com/4281277 [2] https://github.com/mscdex/ssh2
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by mscdex 14y ago
What about this: http://www.mobygames.com/game/jetpac-refuelled
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by mscdex 14y ago
There goes our webOS port ...