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Ask HN: Is it possible to use Unity on the web in 2018?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
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nkkollaw
9y ago
A slow one, yes.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Ah, I see. I discover awesome things on both platforms this way. On the performance side, Hacker News still takes 100MB of memory in Chrome, so...
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nkkollaw
9y ago
If tools are used incorrectly, it's a problem. But don't say that static HTML was better or would be better, because it simply wouldn't on a high percentage of websites.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Obviously, it depends on the site. However, when you're on YouTube you don't want the site to suggest videos you're not interested in (or Amazon, products). When you're on a blog, you don't want "related articl
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Aww, come on. People want and expect websites to be very close to web applications that react to who you are, what actions you take on the page and a myriad of other factors. That's just not possible with static HTML.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Personally, Xfce heavily configured to my liking, on top of Ubuntu Minimal (basically, I took the Minimal CD and installed xorg and xfce4-session). In particular I've installed DockbarX--a dock that integrates into xfce4-panel, and val
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nkkollaw
9y ago
> ...and the employee was terminated immediately. Jesus! C-can they do that?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Wow, I'm in the exact same situation. Using Xfce and loving it so far, went through every single distro in existence. Cool series!
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Mh? Why
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Personally, I've built the whole thing a month ago to understand all the moving parts of a Linux install. I think it's super-useful.
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Linux from Scratch Version 8.2 released
(lists.linuxfromscratch.org)
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nkkollaw
9y ago
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nkkollaw
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Well, they said there would be multiple attempts, so I assume they're looking for eye color, patterns in the fur and stuff like that?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I read about dog cloning a few years ago. I _believe_ it was done in China. One of the company's promises was that they would not charge for failed attempts at cloning. That lead me to think that they clone dogs and kill them if they d
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Ask HN: Is Parse still used in 2018?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
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nkkollaw
9y ago
What's that
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Google Inbox
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Sure, but it's great for low-profile projects. It makes it easier to ask for support.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
So, hold on--they can't write "China"..?
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Phones are feature-complete now. The second iPhone was 10 times better than the first ones, but now you can hardly tell the difference.
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How to pronounce anything in Polish
(hackingpolish.com)
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nkkollaw
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I think you might have searched for that or "Japan"? I've never seen any of those.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Also: "thin", "elegant", "goal".
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Is that from a fortune cookie? How many many Japanese candies by mail services are there, not a lot of competition here ;-)
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nkkollaw
9y ago
Same here.
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nkkollaw
9y ago
I thought it was fine
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nkkollaw
9y ago
No, not really. I'm just thinking about my mom--she doesn't know anything about phones or technology, but she'll ask right away if Whatsapp works. Also, in my original comment I was speaking more in general rather than about
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nkkollaw
9y ago
The target market might not care or know what the OS is, but they'll want to use software they're used to: Google Maps, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, Tinder, Skype, games, etc. I'm just saying that whatever OS will
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nkkollaw
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I don't know. I really liked Microsoft's phones, but there was no Google Maps, no Google Inbox, and bunch of other apps that I use daily were missing. Software is the problem for these OSes. The only way to be able to compete IMHO
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nkkollaw
9y ago
(sorry, I read "horrible is horrible"). I use it daily to program, so it's not unusable. It's definitely its worse feature, though. Keys feel bad, and sometimes get stuck and don't immediately respond (specially fru
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