orbitur

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by orbitur 12y ago
Let's be honest, though. Apple ignoring Flash on iOS did help move the whole web ecosystem away from Flash.
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by orbitur 12y ago
I feel like there's something terribly wrong with your viewpoint. If you want to protest, go stand in front of our government houses, go stand in front of the people whose jobs affect our lives. As it is, some people like to believe th
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by orbitur 12y ago
> Driving on a road also blocks other cars from driving on it at the same time. Uh, no. You still seem to be missing the point. Roads are designed for cars to be moving, and in some cases, foot traffic is explicitly prohibited except und
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by orbitur 12y ago
Link to article or blog post?
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by orbitur 12y ago
I don't understand. Why can't a library just compare strings at the code-point level, ignoring "canonical equivalence"?
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by orbitur 12y ago
Hmm. I have git 2.2.0 installed through Homebrew, but the Homebrew repo seems broken at the moment? edit: Nevermind, short-lived issue. Just upgraded to 2.2.1.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Awesome. So you're saying the "90MB archive", that everyone waves around as evidence that TPB will somehow live forever, was only done a couple times a couple years ago.
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by orbitur 12y ago
> My issues with Xcode isn't the lack of buttons, it's the lack of functionality. I always hear this, but never the specific feature that some other IDE offers. Please share.
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by orbitur 12y ago
> It's the first IDE that I've used that doesn't dedicate the entirety of its chrome to 100 different buttons. Maybe this is everyone's problem with it? I've spent about 6 hours a day in Xcode since 4.4, so it ma
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by orbitur 12y ago
So what are you saying exactly? Stick with std::string until the the stdlib devs make it better? I don't think find/replace and including this library until something better comes along is an insurmountable problem.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Like microfiche?
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by orbitur 12y ago
I think in most cases, a bytecode solution would just be inserting another runtime layer between JS and hardware. It'd be a rough couple years of transition to get speed back, and not to mention the years spent trying to get everyone
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by orbitur 12y ago
I don't know if it's fashion, really. A lot of web developers aren't using IDEs like WebStorm, so they're missing out on autocomplete for a lot basic tokens, like "function". I know when I started working on A
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by orbitur 12y ago
The problems are: 1. There is no API abuse or sneakiness happening here. They are just using a known, unrestricted API: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/Documentation/UIKit/... : 2. Perhaps the AP
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by orbitur 12y ago
Absolutely. And the popular subreddits are already sort of pre-disposed to fluffy content due to their intended subject matter. I'm not saying the mods of r/funny should do anything, except maybe remove duplicate posts on the sa
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by orbitur 12y ago
Each subreddit needs a good set of mods, especially when there are thousands of subscribers. Once a subreddit hits some magic number, it devolves into a stream of image links to "hey I made a cake/painting/object with [su
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by orbitur 12y ago
No one else seems to be complaining about it, so it may just be me: Your link just drops me at the front page of his blog. Searching for it through Google leads to a result, but clicking on that link also takes me to the front page. Is th
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by orbitur 12y ago
That's not quite the whole truth. There are two Mac models where you can simply enable it: the mid-2011 Mac mini, and the mid-2011 MBA. Every other model it could potentially work on, you literally need to upgrade the wireless card. G
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by orbitur 12y ago
> and for older hardware makes sure to let you know that your Mac/iOS device doesn't support this feature. Where is this case? In my experience, something I saw online simply wasn't available to me, like AirDrop, for inst
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by orbitur 12y ago
Right, but those are standalone screens limited by available video cables/ports and their capabilities. This is integrated without concern for any of that.
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by orbitur 12y ago
reddit has been around since at least '07. I remember visiting the default front page back then and it was mostly developer-specific stuff. A lot has changed.
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by orbitur 12y ago
You've blown my mind. I feel like I was hitting the back button from an event detail and landing on the New Tab page very recently. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by orbitur 12y ago
1. The post is referring to a new Android app, not the web UI. 2. The situation you're talking about has existed since... well, it's been there for the last 3 years I've been using Google Calendar. I, too, would like a worki
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by orbitur 12y ago
Can you not get to that stuff through the WebKit repo? edit: Looks like you can: https://github.com/WebKit/webkit/tree/master/Source This is where I was digging to find whether or not JavaScriptCore woul
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by orbitur 12y ago
> in Western Europe you basically trip over container loads of the stuff at every supermarket's entrance And restaurants in Europe can't seem to give you just plain water unless you specify. I spent my entire vacation being s
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by orbitur 12y ago
I don't like anecdotes like this because it is so reliant on genetics alongside maintenance. I'm in my 30s now, and I've never had a cavity despite awful habits from childhood to my mid-20s. While I drink much less soda pop
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by orbitur 12y ago
Anyone who isn't a surfer and lives outside of CA likely hasn't heard of it. It's obscure.
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by orbitur 12y ago
> Are we 3.5 years, or 4 years now since the original retina macbook was introduced ? I don't know, how long ago is late 2012?
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by orbitur 12y ago
I know you can do that, but it just seems like less work and better results to set the proper constraints in IB.
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by orbitur 12y ago
Bell owns the rights to the HBO name here, and currently bundles HBOGO (and HBO content) under TMNGO. You currently need to be a subscriber on one of their "approved" TV providers to access it, like HBOGO. Now Bell will likely ma

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