nightfly

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541.
by nightfly 7y ago
in-SVG javascript only gets executed when viewing a SVG document (and maybe an <embeded> svg docuemnt), not when viewing an SVG in a img tag.
542.
by nightfly 7y ago
> It will also be compatible with all Android apps and Web apps and come with its “App Gallery,” according to Yu. So likely just a Android fork/rebrand.
543.
by nightfly 7y ago
I don't understand what you're trying to do with your comment. It might not be EOL quite yet, but 7 months into the future isn't very long. Especially since RHEL 8 is gonna stick around for the next decade, it's a good i
544.
by nightfly 7y ago
The git repo linked here has 6 commits on Jan 16, 2019. And Nov 23, 2016 the last new commits before then.
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by nightfly 7y ago
In the US Huawei has a tiny market share, and worldwide only about 8%. http://gs.statcounter.com/vendor-market-share/mobile/united-... http://gs.statcounter.com/vendor-market-share/mobile
546.
by nightfly 7y ago
Calling AV1 something that looks almost exactly like AVI seems like a mistake...
547.
by nightfly 7y ago
But does it at least do that 5% well?
548.
by nightfly 7y ago
Yes it can. It would be a better investment for me to buy a cheap house then to rent an apartment at the same mortgage/rent even if the house never increased in value over time.
549.
by nightfly 8y ago
It's great for one child of that family each generation, not so good for anybody else.
550.
by nightfly 8y ago
I'd add lateral joins to the list https://medium.com/kkempin/postgresqls-lateral-join-bfd6bd01...
551.
by nightfly 8y ago
No, but I loved the "Active Desktop" of Windows 98.
552.
by nightfly 8y ago
What are wireless providers gonna allow these new IoT devices on their network for free? Are they suddenly gonna stop making us pay through the nose for bandwidth on our phones? Is tethering not gonna exist, or not be an extra $20 per month
553.
by nightfly 8y ago
Just replace cars with giant ants.
554.
by nightfly 8y ago
I treat bootstrap like GTK+ for the web. When I need an application, that happens to be a website, to have a consistent/nice look/feel without having to "design" it.
555.
by nightfly 8y ago
It would share all the same limitations as any other forking server, plus extra overhead for any spawned child processes. Basically the same as using CGI scripts, and probably not much worse any Apached hosted PHP based website, tbh. Probab
556.
by nightfly 8y ago
> I use agent forwarding daily That's why. It's useful, but you have to be mindful of the security risks involved in using it.
557.
by nightfly 8y ago
Tape recorders are still on the market.
558.
by nightfly 8y ago
My org has been using Rocket chat for about a year now, and it's been surprisingly workable. The mobile clients suck and are pretty limited. But the Mongo DB clustering has been suprisingly stable and hands-off. I'm not sure what
559.
by nightfly 8y ago
And have been for almost a decade now.
560.
by nightfly 8y ago
Fonts like this represent an insane amount of work though. I would love a free version, but I can understand why they aren't free.
561.
by nightfly 8y ago
Aluminum is infinitely more useful than bitcoin.
562.
by nightfly 8y ago
Yeah, that felt like a solid punch to the eyes.
563.
by nightfly 8y ago
I really don't believe we want more automation in this area. Think of Youtube or Google play store moderation, do you want that for medical billing? And I doubt even 10% of medical costs could be contributed to regular administrative o
564.
by nightfly 8y ago
/Amazon/ doesn't sell them, but sellers using the Amazon marketplace do.
565.
by nightfly 8y ago
You don't really have any other options other than a satellite internet/cellphone provider who will sell to you.
566.
by nightfly 8y ago
That is a reasonable explanation, if that's the case it would be great if CloudFlare just came out and said that instead of being vague about it.
567.
by nightfly 8y ago
Everything I've read about 5g makes it sound stupid, why are we even doing this?
568.
by nightfly 8y ago
It's to save money. Don't kid yourself into thinking they're trying to look out for people by doing this in an automated manner.
569.
by nightfly 8y ago
> without permission from or attributing the creator or ManyPixels So as one "work" publish the items with a less restrictive license. And as a second "work" publish your compilation of the first work.
570.
by nightfly 8y ago
I don't think many people understand open licenses very well. I project that I follow that has been active for years releases under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, but think they can prohibit people from using their assets from receiving donations fo

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