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by rplnt 9y ago
I stated the reason, and I don't have a replacement. It's a great idea, but for now I'll have to wait for websites to enforce https on their users. But of course it can work for you if you have the resources to spare.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Not HTTPS Everywhere, the extension, which has ridiculous system demands.
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by rplnt 9y ago
> We’re looking at other ways to recognize loyalty such as profit sharing, 401K matching, bonuses based on profitability, dividends, and future stock buyback programs. So, yeah, ti doesn't make much sense in practice. But it's
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by rplnt 9y ago
With old Presto Opera there was a valid stance of "it might not work and we are not going to test it". But with current Opera, or Vivaldi, and I'm sure many others, it should just work, since they are all Chromium based. By t
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by rplnt 9y ago
You are assuming Google wasn't on that level for almost a decade.
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by rplnt 9y ago
It's not just "now". They've been blocking features outside of Chrome for years. Just simple user-agent check to disable something here and there and show an ad.
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by rplnt 9y ago
This makes it hard to master languages similar to your native one. With a completely foreign language you have to pause and think. With language close to one you already know it's easy to fill in the gaps by switching the language.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Is there no market for all the data they have? Some statistical API on user behavior, for market research for example.
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by rplnt 9y ago
It reads like, > find someone who has this as a serious business, we will abandon this service eventually
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by rplnt 9y ago
One more I don't think is covered, a trademarked product. You sell your GPL'd product, you deliver sources as is required, but only those who paid can build full functional product because it includes components that you can'
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by rplnt 9y ago
Side question about the "core" approach. Can your core be *GPL (in case it needs/ships with GPL libraries/tools) while some "plugins/modules" would be closed source? Let's say you have an IRC client t
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by rplnt 9y ago
It's in the list (with pros and cons).
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by rplnt 9y ago
Was there any actions taken against US for this? Was the original idea to just destroy the place or was it an important point in the pacific side of the war? Either way, while reparations are a bit sensitive, this should have been easy, con
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by rplnt 9y ago
It doesn't?
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by rplnt 9y ago
At pictures I see PgUp/PgDown keys next to up arrow. Dell has it the same way I think. It's a bit different to an End key, but even then, the biggest issue was that it's only the End there. No Home on the other side.
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by rplnt 9y ago
I didn't mean layout in that sense, rather how keys are laid out.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Gnome 3 for example uses it by default.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Why the keyboard layout? End next to up key? Insert above backspace? What's wrong with the classic 2x3 block? Another issue I have is with the spacing between F keys. Looks like an afterthought to Fn+? keys. Not to mention there is not
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by rplnt 9y ago
I took a break from work to try out some personal projects this year and I got easily by with around that amount of money. As a student I lived on maybe half a that a month. Of course it would be different if I had mortgage and/or kids
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by rplnt 9y ago
It has been for a long time, I mean part of it, not necessarily good. I'm glad people do it because it makes for interesting read. But the issue is that other (game) developers aren't your audience 9 out of 10 times.
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by rplnt 9y ago
1) It's very hard to get proof for good, but not exceptional games. Getting any feedback is hard. Minecraft was unique, it will likely get to a quarter billion sold copies eventually, it's not the game you want to compare your 3-m
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by rplnt 9y ago
I use USD when talking about "money things" on the Internet as well. Translates better to others, even those who don't use USD. Since you can see USD prices on every HW release, software, etc... most people have general idea
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by rplnt 9y ago
Have you looked at cython? Might have been a great compromise. I saw similar gains in my code eventually, but the process to get there was very smooth. At first I could just use original python code and covert it piece by piece (of course
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by rplnt 9y ago
You could have a git hook (even remote) that would check for pre-configured patterns and reject the push if it contains them. Quick google yielded this https://github.com/awslabs/git-secrets
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by rplnt 9y ago
Google promoted it HEAVILY. TV, radio, outdoor, print, (and web of course). Must have been millions of dollars poured into advertising for Chrome. I'm not sure I've seen all that for any software, let alone a free one. Not to ment
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by rplnt 9y ago
For other currencies, sure. But minority of moved value would be used to pay for goods/services. Also, isn't the fee extremely high right now?
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by rplnt 9y ago
Higher general awareness would be my guess? Regular-money people start to invest. Too bad it only works as an investment and not something useful (considering how much energy is wasted on it).
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by rplnt 9y ago
One more with the niche of this forum, and one that doesn't take that much time (depending on your take on the task), is Paperclips http://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/
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by rplnt 9y ago
Sorry for the dumb questions, I haven't worked with js much, but what does this add to the standard library? Going just by the one example there, I can see that timezone by location is probably extra, that's perfectly fine. The en
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by rplnt 9y ago
This won't block ads people put in their videos. It has to be youtube that could enforce that.

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