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by rplnt 5y ago
Is there a way to get similar feel that slack has for irc? You know, half a gigabyte of client data, at least 1GB of ram usage, multiple processes, high cpu load?
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by rplnt 5y ago
Well they certainly make the decision easier for everyone. I wonder what is their motivation? Do they just want to get rid of the irc and reuse the "brand" for something else?
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by rplnt 5y ago
In what ways are they better? Or just being more "native" in some way? I use sublime mostly because it has multiline editing and regexp find/replace, these seems to have it too, which is awesome. (by the way, completely rando
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by rplnt 5y ago
Care to stop pretending I'm arguing against EVs? I'm very much for EVs instead of fossil cars, but the argument that you don't need fast charging because you can charge it while at work or while shopping doesn't stand. I
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by rplnt 5y ago
I've seen that too. 20 instead of 2. Can it go to 200? Not really.
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by rplnt 5y ago
Do you know what is even less green? Building tens of thousands of charging ports that are not being utilized because they are used for day parking.
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by rplnt 5y ago
You can now, but it doesn't scale that well if electric car usage increases 10-fold for example (which is still a very little fraction of total).
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by rplnt 5y ago
Golang has/had TODOs in generatred code I assume?
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by rplnt 5y ago
I'm not arguing that it's not widely used. Just that you can't do XX million downloads equals X million users.
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by rplnt 5y ago
That's not a different story, that's precisely why you can't make that assumption. Many projects would download it over and over for each commit in their CI. The package also has 14k direct dependents, making it quite likely
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by rplnt 5y ago
That's not the only issue. The ids are then fed back into the facebook. Facebook can use it to link contacts together. I get a share link, it gives it an ID, I send it to someone, they open it and now they have linked my account with t
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by rplnt 6y ago
If you want to give Godot a try, now's probably the best weekend to do so: https://ldjam.com/
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by rplnt 6y ago
> Then think about how much a security audit would cost. This is why some customers require various security certifications. Too bad the certifications often focus on whether your employees have three groups of characters in their passwo
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by rplnt 6y ago
Fast compilation is great for development and testing. Both local and in CI.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I mean, youtube doesn't work in firefox well. I can't count the number of times I had to restart the browser to play a youtube video. Google reveals it's not an uncommon issue on OSX. While I hated Chrome from the day one, I
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by rplnt 6y ago
But also for the ops, as it means securing one place instead of two.
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by rplnt 6y ago
For JSON support, there seems to be an extension: https://www.sqlite.org/json1.html Haven't used it, was just wondering if there's something as I found myself quite happy with JSON support in mysql/aurora.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Anymore? I don't think browsing on a phone was ever viable. The problems changed over time, but I never found myself using the browser for anything other than absolute necessity. It's sad really. Back in the day Opera with Turbo (
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by rplnt 6y ago
I'm fairly certain Jira does this as well. At least the first step of making the web app deliberately shitty.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Drive and Photos have native apps, for obvious reasons (sync).
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by rplnt 6y ago
Default search might have gotten better, but it also became virtually impossible to do any complex queries. Google is being too smart and it's extremely hard to find old results, foreign results, other meanings of a popular keyword. It
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by rplnt 6y ago
10MB of unnecessary large (2560x3842) PNGs on a product page. It's not a gallery, it just makes it slow to load.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Cool, but I also wish this wouldn't exist.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Ah, I see. That makes sense then. I thought it's an everlasting game world, thanks for clarification.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Now that is weird. I fully understand not having a backup service in place, but no data backup either?
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by rplnt 6y ago
Most currency would be publicly owned and regulated.
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by rplnt 6y ago
Those are very clearly priced in USD and not in BTC.
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by rplnt 6y ago
But that's how market cap is calculated. It doesn't mean BTC has that value.
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by rplnt 6y ago
I mean all people. When you work on the laptop you probably connect more things than a network => you have a dock => you don't need the rj45. So there might be negligible amount of corporate workers that need it, and some portion
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by rplnt 6y ago
While I agree with you one the F keys and home block, I also understand that's something that people might not prefer. What I don't understand are the arrows. I've been using MB Pro daily for over 3 years now and I still regu

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