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by riobard 15y ago
Not sure why you are downvoted, but I'm wondering too why anyone would use this costly method instead of, say, SimpleNote.
602.
by riobard 15y ago
Why not structural typing?
603.
by riobard 15y ago
Firefox 4 ditched WebSockets for security reasons. Does anybody know the justification to add it back now? More specifically, do they fix the security issue of WebSocket, or do they just give up to the popular demand?
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by riobard 15y ago
added the name :)
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by riobard 15y ago
For those wondering what's new: “So what are the big changes? NOTHING. Absolutely nothing. Sure, we have the usual two thirds driver changes, and a lot of random fixes, but the point is that 3.0 is just about renumbering, we are very much
606.
by riobard 15y ago
The parent said “You don't need to use hashbangs or fragments for this”. I'm just pointing out there is no way to _not_ use fragments and still have a single page app. I do agree that we should probably leave IE users to reload pages and pr
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by riobard 15y ago
“They breached security systems designed to keep out intruders by creating duplicates to "SecurID" electronic keys from EMC Corp's RSA security division” Now all have come into place. Quick question: which country is most interested in LCMO
608.
by riobard 15y ago
There is no way you can change the URL (not fragments) without refreshing the page (a.k.a single page app) if the browser doesn't support history.pushState. IE doesn't. That's why people are stuck with hashbangs.
609.
by riobard 15y ago
How comes this is new again?
610.
by riobard 15y ago
Somehow I was thinking about those game-addicted kids…
611.
by riobard 15y ago
What about privacy? They read all your mails?
612.
by riobard 15y ago
Lesson learned: go fix your security issues _before_ pissing off tons of hackers by lawsuits.
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by riobard 15y ago
GDrive = “syncing files, viewing files on the Web, shared spaces for collaborating on a document, offline access, local IO speeds” sounds exactly like Dropbox. Apparently they are thinking too far ahead in the future where Internet connecti
614.
by riobard 15y ago
Just say it first and then worry about how to say it more elegantly. I know it's hard to resist the urge to make it perfect the first time, but I guess that's required skill in many situations anyway.
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by riobard 15y ago
Optional dots, semicolons and sometimes parenthesis, underscores as placeholders, and interchangeable parenthesis and braces are about the only syntactic sugar in Scala AFAIK. They are really minimal compared to, for example, Python decorat
616.
by riobard 15y ago
Finally we don't have to change the code to run by interpreter or compiler! Fixed one of the most annoying thing for me.
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by riobard 15y ago
No. On the contrary, Scala has a very minimal syntax. Syntactic sugar are rare in Scala.
618.
by riobard 15y ago
Download data: $0.15 to Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa $0.30 to Asia-Pacific So if a bunch of people from Japan decide to download from your app, you are screwed.
619.
by riobard 15y ago
sans Light, though
620.
by riobard 15y ago
When Intel was demonstrating Light Peak and citing Apple as a collaborator, I was hoping that they could go with optical fiber embedded in the MagSafe power cord. Maybe it will be in the next generation of Thunderbolt.
621.
by riobard 15y ago
Presumably it could be done by embedding the link in the same page.
622.
by riobard 15y ago
Readability 2.0 choosing to load and reformat the pages via their server instead of doing it in place in browser really slows it down.
623.
by riobard 15y ago
as if build quality, aesthetics, user experience, happiness, etc are worthless
624.
by riobard 15y ago
I want to buy one, hook it to a big monitor, and work on it whole day via SSH. Perfect! :D
625.
by riobard 15y ago
Where does the $3000 price tag come from? The high-end configuration of 27" iMac costs $2000. Considering the 2560x1600 screen and a bunch of other goodies, I'll be happily paying for it.
626.
by riobard 16y ago
Feasible to build a Dropbox alternative on top of this?
627.
by riobard 16y ago
Unladen Swallow seems to indicate that making CPython substantially faster in the general way is not feasible as of now.
628.
by riobard 16y ago
Use Firefox 4
629.
by riobard 16y ago
I'm not trying to defend the cable company (hate them anyway), but I just want to point out one potential problem with the thinking: it's very likely that the 10% of channels that you are interested is in the 90% of those that others think
630.
by riobard 16y ago
And use 64-bit systems.

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