riquito

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by riquito 9y ago
> It works no differently for poop or spilled gravy. Let's assume you have poop on your hands, would you clean yourself with paper?
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by riquito 9y ago
> Apple has legitimate technical reasons for not allowing other browser engines (well specifically the JS part). Intent matters. Oh please... source?
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by riquito 9y ago
This is not a tutorial and he/she is not answering to a beginner. A description would have helped nonetheless
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by riquito 9y ago
You may want to do something _and then_ throw the error, to let it reach the caller. In your example it would mean to run "closeThatLoader" and later throw the error. It's really cumbersome without `finally`
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by riquito 9y ago
Damn, I'm an avid user of both fzf (super useful, recommended) and rg (yes, it's really faster than ag!) and I never thought of combining them... gotta try
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by riquito 9y ago
For starter, documentation: you can't even understand what pdfium IS from that page. After some search I see that it can do rasterization, from pdf to e.g. png, but I couldn't find any mention of it being capable to generate the p
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by riquito 9y ago
To me the worst offender in revolut is that the ui is not blocked when is waiting for server responses (second is the inability to edit my preferred contacts list). It never caused me problems but I always felt uneasy (I use it more spariri
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by riquito 9y ago
That's true on IOS but on Android is the real thing
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by riquito 9y ago
Mozilla ended up accepting EME in 2014, because otherwise it would have become "the browser where you cannot see videos" https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/05/reconciling-mozillas-missi... "We have come
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by riquito 9y ago
You can just drag out the tab to popup another window to get a working alt-tab flow
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by riquito 9y ago
I understand that the solution is complex, but until 17 April 2018 my browser is going to accept some certificates that are reputed to be unsafe today. If this is the power that the browsers have over CA I don't feel secure.
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by riquito 9y ago
When the main developer decided that it wasn't good enough and started working on nanomsg ( http://nanomsg.org/ )
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by riquito 9y ago
It looks like a standard dark pattern in React, you are re-rendering more components than needed on certain inputs changes, you should ask him in which input he's typing, it would probably more useful than his user name
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by riquito 9y ago
Yes, there is no correlation between the ability to fight and one of the possible outcomes of the fight
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by riquito 9y ago
Do you seriously think that all the fights and demonstrations to get the right to divorce were mostly because of "incompatible personalities and finances"?
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by riquito 9y ago
That's a clever hack, I like it
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by riquito 9y ago
Why do you think they need help? If their memory works differently and they have everything organized, what's there to fix? Just enjoy that Firefox is faster and less memory hungry for everybody.
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by riquito 9y ago
I'm not convinced by the free beta. I cannot ask my team members to start using it and add knowledge into this system with the risk that we'll have to migrate everything back once the costs are announced (and we'd loose time
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by riquito 9y ago
It works on Firefox, give it a try
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by riquito 9y ago
Let's say you are the user 654321. You see that you can access your private page at /user/654321. You then try to access /user/112233: if the developer forgot the authorization controls, or inserted bugs, you can ac
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by riquito 9y ago
Please, Linux 1.0 was 150k loc, it's in the millions nowadays
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by riquito 9y ago
What are the reasons? Is there any problem that cannot be solved?
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by riquito 9y ago
I moved away from dockerfiles to Packer to build images for multiple environments. Even if you don't need that, ansible from dockerfile is a good choice to avoid writing hard to manage/reuse scripts in yml
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by riquito 9y ago
They are fast, ubiquitous, 0-dependencies, short, espressive... most of the time. The fact is that we don't have anything better to glue commands together (afaik).
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by riquito 9y ago
> Pound for pound, a MacBook will last longer while doing more than a Windows or Linux laptop, despite Microsoft's and Linus's efforts to rectify this. The repairable/upgradable thinkpads are probably better in this regard
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by riquito 10y ago
If Moby depends on LinuxKit, why the LinuxKit's README ask you to build the Moby tool as first thing, and all the examples imply using moby? Shouldn't LinuxKit be agnostic of the existence of Moby?
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by riquito 10y ago
I think that the this "vim mode" plugin for Visual Studio Code has the best roadmap/checklist for supported vim features out there. https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/blob/master/ROADMAP.md
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by riquito 10y ago
> As you yourself point out, you were using features that weren't in a browser and needed a different transpiler to implement them. I think object spread still isn't even part of the standard(?) and you could imagine the standa
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by riquito 10y ago
Yes, that one
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by riquito 10y ago
I've just stumpled once again on atob/btoa not working with characters like or 𝒞 and here I read about SharedArrayBuffers, which is way a greater goal. Of course they're right to work on such projects, go for it, but I can&#

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