orivej

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by orivej 10y ago
> the recent outages caused by the leap second were due to programming languages (most notably Go) not offering APIs to work with time separately from system time You are misguided to blame languages or standard libraries for leap second
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by orivej 10y ago
diff3 conflict style display would be considerably more useful.
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by orivej 10y ago
Ayende Rahien made an illustrative code review series of LMDB in 2013, particularly good due to its author Howard Chu's responses: https://ayende.com/blog/posts/series/162754/reviewing-lightn...
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by orivej 10y ago
For those looking for PDF, it is at the author's site ( http://www0.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/M.Handley/ ): http://www0.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/M.Handley/papers/only-just-wo...
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by orivej 10y ago
ScanTailor [1] also implements automatic dewarping and is overall great for scan postprocessing. [1] http://scantailor.org/
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by orivej 10y ago
Nikolaus Waxweiler writes in the announcement that he was led "to strip the v38 Infinality code to the bare minimum and remove all configurability in the name of speed and simplicity".
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by orivej 11y ago
There is a number of user styles (installable with Stylish [1]) that replace default scroll bars with floating ones. I find this [2] particularly nice. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/stylis
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by orivej 12y ago
No, Google Web Fonts tailor served CSS to the browser agent. Now, Firefox receives 'woff' with all requested languages combined in the single file, recent Chrome receives 'woff2' with all available languages in separate
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by orivej 12y ago
The compass arrow points to the north, so when it is in the top right, northwest is right on top.