pekim

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by pekim 6y ago
> A handy thing about jira is that the ticket picks up the commit automatically It's certainly possible to configure that sort of integration. But it won't just happen out of the box.
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by pekim 6y ago
Unfortunately it's not quite as as good as it could be on a 1928x1080 desktop monitor either. I had to zoom to 170% to make it comfortable to read (my eyesight is not great, but not terrible either). And that introduced horizontal scro
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by pekim 7y ago
I'm afraid that the need for horizontal scrolling rather spoils it for me. A responsive layout would be a significant improvement in usability in my opinion.
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by pekim 7y ago
While it looks somewhat interesting, I'm afraid that there are some aspects that don't sit well with me. The license is unclear. And I can't find the referenced EULA_Lib.pdf. "The use of the Geeonx library and the progr
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by pekim 7y ago
Closing the issues with an explanation of some sort would be one thing. But closing and locking them without any explanation is very strange. It makes it very difficult for anyone with the same problem to find any sort of explanation.
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by pekim 7y ago
I agree. I don't have a mobile telephone, so this television would not be an option for me.
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by pekim 7y ago
That's certainly something to be considered with user uploaded svg images. However it's reasonably straightforward to parse an svg and remove any script elements.
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by pekim 7y ago
In the first case, I believe that it's normally referred to as "subpixel antialiasing". And in the second case, "subpixel positioning".
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by pekim 7y ago
Unfortunately if the window height is much less than about 900px, or if I zoom in, the controls overlap the gradient-wrapper (and some of the image).
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by pekim 7y ago
The link to the repo appears to be missing. I think that it is probably https://github.com/codesardine/Jadesktop .
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by pekim 7y ago
return a < b ? -1 : a > b ? 1 : 0; That's a nice approach. However the document is about Go, and Go doesn't have a ternary operator. So that probably leaves the switch solution as the clearest one.
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by pekim 9y ago
19 years 3 years (company went in to administration) 8 years 6.5 years - current job
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by pekim 9y ago
I agree, I want to know how far through I am, and how much further I have to go. I would be happy with a simple 'n of m' or 'n/m' indication.
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by pekim 10y ago
I've been using this library for a couple of weeks, and so far I have been very impressed. It's relatively easy to use, and seems to be pretty comprehensive in the amount of the Qt API that it supports. I raised two small issues,
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by pekim 10y ago
I'm 54 and have never wanted to move out of development. I've ended up team leading a number of times, but always with plenty of development time. I'm at my happiest when I'm in a straight development role, and I don&#x2
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by pekim 10y ago
Nice idea, and nicely implemented.
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by pekim 11y ago
It's a reference to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Fools%27_Day .
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by pekim 11y ago
I experienced the same, until I removed my glasses. It still wasn't particularly good at matching the correct expression, but it was better (and stopped the rapid changing).
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by pekim 12y ago
It's the number of days later than the core Eclipse project that the project is expected to integrate with a milestone or release candidate. It seems to relate to a project's need for some time to test against their dependent proj
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by pekim 13y ago
I would guess (but don't know) that it's forecastle.
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by pekim 13y ago
I beat you, but only by 53 points. http://bit.ly/11cFMWH
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by pekim 13y ago
The article is rather old, and utilises node-waf which is no longer supported. Only node-gyp is supported these days.
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by pekim 14y ago
http://github.com/pekim/tedious is a pure JavaScript implementation of (some of) the TDS protocol. [Disclaimer: I'm the author.]