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by riquito 7y ago
Let's completely neglect in those "facts" that Google offers the best search engine and that people want to use it
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by riquito 7y ago
There was also the fun part about compiling the mouse drivers
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by riquito 7y ago
It's not a guarantee that it will work, it's not that rare to encounter a minor/patch version in a library that introduced some subtle incompatible change (usually unbeknownst to the author)
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by riquito 7y ago
Visionary, it was fun to see
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by riquito 7y ago
> Correctly identifying the problem is a critical step in product development. You make it sound like, otherwise, your product is a failure, while Jira is and incredible success.
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by riquito 7y ago
Source? I find it hard to believe it, I commonly rip plastic bags by having any random thing with not-so-sharp edges (in the tenths of use, nevermind thousands)
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by riquito 7y ago
There are a lot of misinformations around, and the Google haters crowd has plenty of pitchforks. https://safety.google/privacy/ads-and-data/ > Google does not use keywords or messages in your inbox to show you
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by riquito 7y ago
> A good UI library should definitely be accessible once it's in a mature release I doubt that you can add a good accessibility layer after everything else is done and the absence of a plan is telling. Which is fine, if the author d
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by riquito 7y ago
> not having to install and setup additional tools is good, especially when you are using lots of different machines the person you initially responded to was likely referring to ssh connections to servers
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by riquito 7y ago
I'm a happy user of both Firefox Focus and Firefox mobile, I don't know what could they improve but I'll give it a look. About Firefox focus, I love to have it as default browser when opening links, it gives me a lot of confi
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by riquito 7y ago
It's practically one comment each year in the last five years, doesn't look like a widespread problem.
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by riquito 7y ago
Another big takeaway is the reusability of integration tests. Write once, verify implementations in any language. Static or dynamic typing doesn't matter that much if you can verify your software, and there are many different reasons t
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Build System Insights(ruudvanasseldonk.com)
3 points by riquito 7y ago|0 comments
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by riquito 7y ago
> yet another build tool? Scons is 19 years old...
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by riquito 7y ago
Home usage,with encryption, over 4/5 years, had some hard reset and never lost data. Nothing to complain
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by riquito 7y ago
It's explained in the article. > For existing users, we’ll be rolling out Enhanced Tracking Protection by default in the coming months without you having to change a thing. If you can’t wait, you can turn this feature on by clicking
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by riquito 7y ago
> third party ids are not yours. Treat them as strings, the other party can change them to string any day (happened to me more than once over the years) or they could use a different integer size than what you support (this case, or an u
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by riquito 8y ago
> The min-content and max-content keywords are now available unprefixed very good, thanks for the hard work!
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by riquito 8y ago
> Distributing modules that work in both the browser as well as on the back-end You could say that they are two different runtimes, think CPython / pypy
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by riquito 8y ago
If you have that much distrust you shouldn't run Firefox at all since every page you load would be at risk. I doubt that any browser would match such an high bar
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by riquito 8y ago
GP mentioned the LG G5 which is still receiving security updates
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by riquito 8y ago
> Just go on the X subreddit and you will see there actual X users complaining [...] This are complaints for actual X users that update to latest version and have unpleasantness surprises. this is true for every software > how I get t
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by riquito 8y ago
I suppose they treat e-mail addresses as street addresses. Public and not tied to anything else by default (you know it exists but not who is assigned to)
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by riquito 8y ago
> This whole time I thought it was Profit. Stupid me. You could be profitable with 1 user that pays way more than the rest (e.g. the only "business plan" user, or an user that use the application more than the others on a usage
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by riquito 8y ago
That's my setup since some years. It's one of the options during Fedora's installation, I think that Ubuntu allows that too (and likely others).
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by riquito 8y ago
how do you handle chromium updates? Do you produce a new release the same day, the same week, something else?
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by riquito 8y ago
I'm baffled, that's a list of thousands keywords that you won't ever be able to learn nor revisit to find what's new, and it makes you think it makes ddg superior to another product? What if it were 100 times longer, wou
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by riquito 8y ago
90 millions, the title should be updated (50 millions certainly affected + 40 millions for precaution (so far))
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by riquito 8y ago
I'd like to see more sportsmanship between browsers (not just Chrome). As an example “Search for a website in your Omnibox and Chrome will tell you if it’s already open and let you jump straight to it with “Switch to tab [a good idea w
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by riquito 8y ago
Of two U2F yubikeys I own, one of them has stopped working when touching it, in less than 2 years. I don't know about other companies, but my personal experience is that they are not that long lasting. (I have them alongside my keys; o

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