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by przemoc 14y ago
Well, I often zoom it on the desktop computers too (depending on OS/Browser settings). :) It could be like killing two birds with one stone actually, because making it mobile friendly quite likely would make it friendlier for non-mobile use
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by przemoc 14y ago
Is it only me or the first paragraph is meant to be referencing someone well-known at Yahoo?
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by przemoc 14y ago
There is always some excuse, always! BTW bug trackers generosity of having detailed WONTFIX statuses is yet to be seen... (but I doubt it would help much, though)
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by przemoc 14y ago
For core services like BIND I don't see any good reason to write them in more than one language (actually anything other than C/C++) and introduce cumbersome dependencies because of that. I wouldn't complain if it was some another DIY name
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by przemoc 14y ago
I'm not sure it's really a bashing. I read it as he's glad after all that facebook didn't hire him, so it's more like a message for those who already "lost" or will "lose" in puzzle-based hiring process. A message that states it's not neces
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by przemoc 14y ago
I cannot say it's usability break if using back button allows me to go to the previously seen slide and after that forward button brings me back where I was. The only problem is that you have to wait a bit until URL is changed. OTOH it is q
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by przemoc 14y ago
I have to concur, the visual side of the presentation is quite nifty and appealing.
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by przemoc 14y ago
Google, you forgot about a trackpoint.
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by przemoc 14y ago
Why I should use Bootstrap?
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by przemoc 14y ago
My friend in gamedev explained it me once. The problem with PS3 is that it is a bit esoteric platform. GPU is worse there than in xbox360, but there are 6 SPUs. OTOH writing for them is far from a pleasant task. You have to perform manual f
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by przemoc 14y ago
I hate top-posting. To a degree that if I'm included in the middle of some on-going mail thread, I often rewrite top-posting quotes into bottom-posting quotes before replying. Call me a mad guy, but it usually allows me to write much better
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by przemoc 14y ago
It's explained clearly at https://mega.co.nz/#blog_3 "Fact #1: Once this feature is activated [deduplication], chunk MACs will indeed be stored on the server side, but they will of course be encrypted (and we will not use ECB!). Fact #2:
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by przemoc 14y ago
"it’s actually really fast and responsive" Is everyone today equipped with at least 4-core 3GHz i7s or what? Text Edit demo is barely responsive on my Athlon 64 X2 4600+ in recent Google Chrome beta (25.0.1364.84) on up-to-date debian wheez
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by przemoc 14y ago
It was all about some bells and whistles, if anything. Email - barely half-baked feature and my biggest problem with Posterous, as initially it was their most hyped core feature (and I believed them). Spaces it's just ol' plain Posterous, t
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by przemoc 14y ago
When Posterous emerged I had high hopes for it. My first post was quite enthusiastic. http://przemoc.posterous.com/rouse-e-by-post-ie-why-i-am-her... But I quickly understood that their service wasn't meant to improve at all. Every proble
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by przemoc 14y ago
It's really slick YT front-end. You should also (unobtrusively) include your TangleTube's [1] functionality in Toogles. [1]: http://tangletube.com/
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by przemoc 14y ago
You meant PySide 5, right? ;)
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by przemoc 14y ago
My old and somewhat related PoC project for screen casts, but still working. Just checked (debian wheezy with stock kernel 3.2.0-4-amd64). It requires building and loading simple kernel module, though. Apparently nowadays debugfs is owner-o
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by przemoc 14y ago
Well, in Poland we do use D.[M]M.[YY]YY too, which is unfortunately quite popular, as a short version of the format with verbal month "D MMMMM YYYY r." (r. stands for "rok[u]", i.e. year). This long version is predominantly used in lots of
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by przemoc 14y ago
Sometimes I'm really baffled by the dominance of American date formats instead of clear, natural and sortable ISO 8601. YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.ffffff+ZZZZ
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by przemoc 14y ago
No reason to downvote me (whoever it was). The PDF http://oreilly.com/openbook/utp/UnixTextProcessing.pdf has _scanned_ pages with text layer on top of it. That's the reason why it's so big. I applaud retyping effort, as it's always bette
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by przemoc 14y ago
26.7 MB is because it's scanned book with text layer on top. If it was retyped in, let's say, LaTeX, and outputted to PDF it wouldn't take more than one tenth of the current size. Remember that scanning the book has also archival purpose.
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by przemoc 14y ago
Maybe it mimics twitter in this behavior? What is now is the only relevant stuff. Present doesn't see beyond 5 days time horizon.
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by przemoc 14y ago
I don't use any Apple stuff, I don't have any Apple product, and possibly won't ever have such (unless there will be MacBook with TrackPoint, but it's rather impossible), as many things are repelling me from "culture" surrounding Apple. But
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by przemoc 14y ago
I don't know whether I need Prozac as someone suggested on the feedback site, but I do know that Minus is slowly and constantly losing its reputation of a great service it used to be. What's really bad is that all these changes aren't offic
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Minus.com sharing site isn't fine. Rumors were true. They removed many features.
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by przemoc 14y ago
My question was in fact about features that this command bar does not provide. Part of the ones you mentioned was already available before (like file editing), but simply not in a CLI-related manner. Some of these they could surely add, i.e
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by przemoc 14y ago
Keyboard is at least 100x as productive as mouse (assuming you know what to do and what to type). Even the best peachy UIs cannot change it. Still there are things that aren't convenient to do from CLI like photo retouching, but these are q
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by przemoc 14y ago
What about Opera users?
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by przemoc 14y ago
No! Ctrl-[1-9], switches between 1-8 and last tabs in Chrome. I know that Alt-[1-9] works too, and is even more cross-browser (works in Firefox), but I still prefer Ctrl. I'm not sure why, though.

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