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I am using a box (Android TV) and was finally able to remove the overlay by pressing the "back" button on my remote. Not exactly obvious, and not what I would call a good User eXperience.
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It seems most "UX" tends to be less about the user and more about exposing the product. One example is the pause screens in Netflix and other streaming services. I sometimes want to pause the screen to read a letter or examine eas
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You can make efficient systems with Java too. Quote from 10 years ago: > The system [LMAX] is built on the JVM platform and centers on a Business Logic Processor that can handle 6 million orders per second on a single thread. The Busines
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You can usually find a html parser for your language, that you can use xpath/xsl on. It will just make the same assumptions that the browser does, by adding missing closing tags etc. I made a tool that extracted parts of web pages 10-1
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Maybe it will be possible to only numb specific areas, so that you would still feel pain if you accidentally hurt yourself.
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The same applies to Norway. The most popular ketchup is not even Heinz, but a national brand https://meny.no/varer/middagstilbehor/ketchup-og-sennep/ketc...
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Even though the characters are mostly the same for most European languages, the mobile keyboard is often tightly connected to spell checking and auto correct for a specific language. It can be a struggle to "fight" the autocorrect
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The problem with bitcoin mining is that it is really easy to move the servers to a different country that does not have this tax.
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Interestingly, server side rendered pages worked well during the outage. Most of the issues were caused by sites that are relying too much on Javascript.
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https://forthelifeofme-film.com/2019/07/30/the-most-bizarre-... "Having negligible military power, Ireland was a neutral nation during the war; Prime Minister Éamon de Valera went to great lengths to mai
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Adyen has payment links too
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"I need X million USD in engineering spend this year because it would improve my CV"
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It is surprising that they apparently haven't added a more strict check when an extension claims to be from a known company. I would have thought they would have a list of names like "Microsoft", "Facebook" etc. tha
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It's mostly about the emotional attachment. If you find two identical pens, and one of them was used by a famous writer, you would expect a price difference. There is no difference in the quality of those pens. They both work the same,
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Mars One estimates the cost of bringing the first four people to Mars at US$ 6 billion. In comparison, the Tokyo Olympics will cost $15.4 billion...
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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/amp/news/tv-ratings-royal-... > TV Ratings: 22.4 Million U.S. Viewers RSVP to Royal Wedding
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I have the same experience as you. I have used Spring Boot in different environments for 5-6 years (first complex global enterprise and later small startup). Spring Boot have been enabling me to be very productive. I haven't had any ma
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I haven't seen that episode, but it sounds to me like they based the story on the actual events mentioned in the article
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Many years ago I wrote a simple Delphi application that used the standard rich text editor. The size was less than 150kB
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C# is only at number 3 in your list. Both Java and Rust are above it in the list. It's also a very "artificial" benchmark and real world code will give different results (if you have static content, just put it in a CDN and d
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Please don't use "Europe" when comparing unless it applies to all 50 countries. Norway has actually increased the number of trees in the last 100 years. In 1925 the volume of Norway’s forests was 300 million cubic meters of w
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All of the features you mention can be done without JS using server side rendering. It would of course be more convenient to use JS for advertisements, but logins and comments used to be implemented without using JS for many pages, even if
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At work (2001) we used JBuilder, and it was a real productivity boost for me. The GUI felt very natural and powerful. Borland knew how to make good IDEs.
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Adding context will also makes it possible for you to actually prepare for the answer. In a busy workplace this can be a huge time saver. Another thing I hate is the people who just say "Hello" and then disappear for some reason.
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I agree. I have mail notifications available, but nobody is expecting me to actually answer a mail the same minute it is sent. If I am working on something, I will wait until I have time for it. Why should Slack be different? It's just
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Norway also has a well funded public broadcasting that costs more than in Germany. We still have several good private alternatives.
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Lombok fixes most of the getter/setter issues. It is also supported in IntelliJ
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At least in Scandinavia, all road traffic (including bicycles) must give way to pedestrians at crosswalks, unless the crossing is controlled by traffic lights
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The full quote is: > I believe there's a big advantage to this "micro-bet" approach of launching many tiny businesses, and then sticking with the ones that become successful. The full quote changes the context. From what I
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It's interesting that they haven't made this discount automatic. Each developer has to apply for the discount. Seen from a PR point of view they support small developers, but they will profit from those who are not aware, or who d
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