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ronjouch
10y ago
Aaah it's geographical; thanks :) Nit: s/North America/USA/, I guess, as I live in Canada and get Google.
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Eh I guess you're right, as you're mozillian and as I remembered Yahoo too. But can you help me understand this: I was unsure whether today's Mozilla deal was with Yahoo or Google, so I double-checked before asserting True. A
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10y ago
> "IIRC they still pay Mozilla for making Google the default homepage" True. > "is there anything else they've done?" Nah, and frankly that's just irrational in-my-head ranting, their behavior is enti
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10y ago
> "it's not like every department/team has an unwritten goal to push Chrome at the expense of everything else." It often feels like it, yes. Could it be that you don't see it because you are already using Chrom
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10y ago
Thanks!
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ronjouch
10y ago
Can OP or an admin de-abbreviate "CS" to "Commercially-Supported"?
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Applied Science – “Bullet Time” with the Chronos High-Speed Camera
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
Check out OK Go's other videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/OkGo
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Thanks unwind/twoodfin! @twoodfin, can you precise what you mean by "cache effects (both I and D!)" ? (Indirect and Direct? By Indirect you mean Associative and by Direct you mean Direct Mapped as defined in http:/&#x
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10y ago
The post goes directly from "heap allocations were frequent within rustc" to "effort to minimize heap allocations" , and proceeds to detailing speedups. → Systems programming newbie question: why are heap allocations
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> "As a Frenchman I feel I can say it's the world's most badly designed keyboard that's used in a major language. I would truly like to know its origins and how it got so bad, cause I have no idea." I agree the
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10y ago
Oh really, the -{good, bad, ugly} axis is coding quality? I always assumed it was licensing status / patents clearance. EDIT it's both: https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/splitup.html , http:&#x
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10y ago
Also, backticks are absent from some (many?) common non-qwerty keyboards (French azerty, for example), making them even more arcane / un-discoverable.
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Debugging with Elm 0.18
(elm-lang.org)
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Npm 4, npm 5
(gist.github.com)
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This is how war begins
(charleseisenstein.net)
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Thanks. I hesitated reaching for PowerShell because, although it looks solid, I'm not familiar with it. Even at work, I was automating part of a Windows build last week, and used batch :-/ So I have a few questions to you or knowl
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10y ago
A similar complaint came up here recently on a thread called Next steps for Gmane [1], starting with "I really miss the newsgroups that focused on just the messages, and could be consumed by any NNTP client, stored offline, searched
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10y ago
Absolutely reasonable if your windows box is used for mundane web browsing / programming and the occasional video, but that doesn't fly for a gaming machine; some games will exhibit bad performance or will plain crash with old dri
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So annoying, yes. I since uninstalled GeForce Experience and replaced update notifications (the only feature I was using) with this ugly batch script. Careful, it's ugly! Botched stackoverflow-oriented batch brogramming! But it works f
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Shameless plug to a YouTube playlist I made a few years ago to share my favorite pieces of "music for work" to a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMnZa55isA8&list=PLf8nKJTmIH...
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It's userContent.css ; userChrome.css is used to style the browser itself (the "chrome" of the browser, that is to say what is around the content: location bar, menus, etc. Yes the collision with this other Google browser i
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10y ago
:) . Could have been worse! Rather than Gentoo you could have attempted an OpenBSD install, and then https://xkcd.com/349/
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10y ago
Fix confirmed!
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10y ago
But did your finger get unstuck? Did it get stuck during installing Gentoo? These things happen. Careful.
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10y ago
Same thing, Firefox with 960px width (half a 1080p monitor)
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Thanks for reaching out; will do if I encounter a case. I don't run Chrome daily, and my personal experience with Firefox is good, including with "big webapps" like Atlassian products (JIRA, Confluence), but I often read th
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OP question was actually plausible, as Quake and other open-sourced ID Software games have a long history of being ported / rendered to all kinds of exotic devices by the modding community: terminals [1], oscilloscopes [2], and many ot
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Woboq Code Browser: under the hood
(woboq.com)
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10y ago
Point taken; would remove the "I think" if I had to rewrite this.
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