mweibel

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   Try WebRTC now using GoCast's browser plugin(gocast.it)

   2 points by mweibel 15y ago|0 comments
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   That's not about uber-geeks. It's simply about usability. And the rest of the society will not complain about the failing usability but it will notice it.
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Matching the overall design is not an excuse for doing such a thing. It changes the default behaviour & design of standard scrollbars and this is a serious design flaw.
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Please take a look at this: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/9605.html Section "Violating Design Conventions". This is exactly why you shouldn't implement/use other scrollbars and similar things which change the behaviour of standard design
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Which scrollbar do you mean? Imo thats just css overflow settings
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Ah ok, thx for the quick reply :)
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Hmm.. 5$ respectively 5 CHF? I want to try it but when I click on "Buy app" it tells me that the price is actually 20 CHF and not 5... Someone else with a similar problem?
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Switzerland
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   by mweibel 15y ago

   Thanks mate. I tried it on vimeo.com (as author suggests) and it doesn't seem to work. One point is: The UI is somehow broken (no styling, and "application settings", "update" and the checkboxes each are on their own line). Second point: W
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    That's nice to hear! I'll take a look on how to help. As mkopinsky points out it's sometimes hard to tell what really leaks memory. I can tell the same thing as he, but I think it has been improved a lot lately. Sometimes I had after some
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Regarding #2: Yeah, that would be really great. Could also lead to less memory consumed
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    So will the new Dev. Tools replace the functionality of Firebug or not?
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    Honda Experiment: Create your own chain of processes(experimentgame.com)

    1 points by mweibel 15y ago|0 comments
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Couldn't agree more. As I and my teammate started working on Candy ( http://amiadogroup.github.com/candy ) we knew that we want to open-source the project. Therefore we built everything so modular and flexible that even we used the vanilla
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    You were faster ;) Yes, that was also my first thought :)
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    hahaha great :D
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    I don't really think that's true. Look at Jabber.org which is probably the biggest jabber network out there and it seems they're scaling pretty well. Edit: Also XMPP supports UTF-8 for everyhting out of the box and as far as I know it's not
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    A word about the website, especially the Hello, Cinder tutorial: Please make the links more visible, thanks :)
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    So, apart from being written as an extension (and maybe a little bit faster that way), what's the point of Yaf?
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Generally I agree doing SQL queries on your own. I'm also not really an ORM-Fan because it's really hard to debug and difficult queries are more difficult to construct using an ORM. But doing your SQL Statements in the Controller is just no
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Also for me, I first didn't get it (at least with those adjustable values in the text). But the graph is very cool! Some UI improvements and I think it's ready for mom/dad use ;)
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Really true. I'm currently working on a project where the deadline is fix but the code upon we build is bad :/ As a result, code doesn't get better, more code is being done and refactoring is not top priority.
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    As far as I can see is this more or less what Memonic, a swiss startup, already does: http://www.memonic.com/
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Exactly, very well written. It's sometimes terrifying how much people don't understand why privacy matters.
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Always when I think I got a good idea, someone else did it already ;) Sounds interesting.
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    I'll definitely try that out, as I'm not that happy with ejabberd (documentation is awful and erlang is..well.. a little bit weird to me). Does it already support MUC? Btw. did you see vines? the ruby xmpp server? Sounds also interesting
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Since I got an Imac at work, I mount the remote file system over SSHFS and it works quite good. Before I used ZDE 5.5 for PHP dev. and opened the files remotely via SFTP. It was also not bad, though ZDE 5.5 is really buggy. What I miss is a
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    Ask HN: Most performant & active developed Jabber Server for MUC

    2 points by mweibel 15y ago|0 comments
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    Well, you can try to do that. But it's focused on multi-user chatting. Maybe another software would be a better fit.
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    by mweibel 15y ago

    You can also use nginx. I don't know about nginx supporting url rewritings, but basicly you just need that for rewriting http-bind/ to your jabber server's http-bind