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rlv-dan
8y ago
We can mostly understand it when reading but it really is not a good idea to default to danish for a multitude of reasons.
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Chromium-based Edge screenshots might as well be Chrome
(arstechnica.com)
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Swatch just sued Samsung over these cloned watchfaces
(theverge.com)
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rlv-dan
8y ago
Me too, every time
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rlv-dan
8y ago
I feel offended that the butter is not vegan
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rlv-dan
8y ago
In case someone missed it: replace "www" with "old" to get the old design back.
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rlv-dan
8y ago
Special cases exists because reality is not perfect.
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rlv-dan
8y ago
The old UX was not perfect, but I find that it worked better in so many ways. New UX does not seem finished, just pushed out in beta state. Like O365. Sad.
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Opera Blocks Ad Blockers on Search Page Results Now
(ghacks.net)
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8y ago
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Boeing Unveils New Transonic Truss-Braced Wing
(boeing.com)
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Chrome Dev: we'd rather you use another browser than an old version of Chrome
(reddit.com)
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What makes someone a good front-end developer?
(gomakethings.com)
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rlv-dan
8y ago
just type ddg.co/what you are searching for
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rlv-dan
8y ago
A big problem is that the web standard is too complicated. Browsers are pretty much a virtual os that can do almost everything. For anyone to make a browser from scratch today is not feasible. We will move towards a monoculture, because the
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rlv-dan
8y ago
Yes. I find it really difficult and uncomfortable to read bright text on dark backgrounds. It honestly hurts my eyes. And afterwards my eyes have leftover streaks of bright after the text lines. Can't stand it, and I will go to lengths
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8y ago
Care to elaborate?
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Plans Revealed for Enormous Particle Collider in China
(gizmodo.com)
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Medium is a poor choice for blogging
(medium.com)
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Microsoft: We're halting Office 365 email tips plan after user flak
(zdnet.com)
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8y ago
It reminds me of Java application running on Windows. Trying to look-and-feel like Windows, but all the little things are giving it away.
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8y ago
"it has not achieved broad consumer or developer adoption" I bet G+ has more active users than your average indie developer could ever dream about. But Google is not that kind of company. It's all or nothing. World domination
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WinAmp Skins Saved by Internet Archive
(archive.org)
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The Late Capitalism of K-Pop [video]
(youtube.com)
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8y ago
Fun anecdote: One of the first graphics I made was a font, complete with smooth round edges. I had an Amiga connected to a CRT. Proud me took it to my friend to show off. He had a real monitor. My font looked like blocky crap :-)
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8y ago
Looks cool but, but I can't help thinking there is something about this that looks like "modern" pixel art. Probably works excellent for kids that like "pixel games" but for me something is missing compared to oldsc
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Tesla Autopilot Not Working After Latest Over-The-Air Update, Owners Say
(jalopnik.com)
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Microsoft splits VSTS five ways to build new Azure DevOps platform
(arstechnica.com)
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8y ago
> when I'm on a browser that's google by default Tip: Type ddg.co/somequery in the address field to quickly get back to DuckDuckGo
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Sunken Warship Said to Have Billions in Gold Looks Like a Cryptocurrency Scam
(gizmodo.com)
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Australian researchers develop drug that puts cancer cells to 'sleep' in mice
(abc.net.au)
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