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by rudedogg 7y ago
Thanks for explaining that. I forget the exact history, but I know they've changed up the extension types/APIs multiple times in the past few years. I think a lot of developers/companies gave up on them after being forced to
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> I am interested and am also rebuilding vim from https://github.com/flippidippi/sVim for new Safari. Good luck with the rebuild! I figured someone must be working on it but there weren't any GitHub issues last
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I was thinking about this too. I just want to recoup some of my time investment. My only concern is that it'll make some people not buy in hopes that they can wait for others to pay - but I suppose those people would probably just use
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> It's the reason I don't use safari despite its better performance on a MacBook. I've been working on a Safari Vim-inspired Extension for macOS 10.15+ for many months now. It'll be paid, something like $5 or less. I
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by rudedogg 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nbkaYsR94c Qualifies at 54 minutes!
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by rudedogg 7y ago
This seems like a pretty big stretch. The realization that mixed emotions (as in happy/angry) being useful for creative thought somehow can be applied here?
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> You want a laser printer. I agree. I bought a Epson ET-2750 EcoTank InkJet to replace a really old Brother laser printer and regret it. Text and even graphics (to look at UI designs, etc.) from a laser printer are so much better.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I have no idea how this works, but wouldn't they look at past income history to handle the possibility of divorce and being able to repay the debt? Or is that illegal? This would make sense to me, as DHH probably has an insanely high i
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by rudedogg 7y ago
It was pretty clear looking at the numbers from the beginning. A high percentage (I think it was 88%) of the people admitted to using black market THC vape cartridges. The other people were probably teens too afraid to admit it. I understan
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Without an ad blocker, this page redirects to a malware landing page for me.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I locked down my Alexa, and noticed it takes 2-3 “Alexa”s to get it to start listening. I know not having the “learn your voice” thing off lowers accuracy, but it seems really odd it doesn’t wake up instantly. I would assume that is what th
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Also check out https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs . It has a faster start up time, and is updated regularly (everyone uses the develop branch).
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I thought about this a bit, and here's how I imagine it would work (based on how my state works currently): 1. You turn 16. You drive on the simulator - if you pass, you do a real drive with a human tester. 2. In 5 years when you renew
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by rudedogg 7y ago
This would actually be an easy technical solution, if laws could be passed to allow it. Basically a driving simulator with a handful of reasonable surprises. If you avoid them you’re declared not impaired.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Wouldn't the companies be benefited by using blood tests since they will return positive after longer periods of time? Basically, don't blood tests allow companies to say "sorry no workers compensation - you were high when th
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Not sure what functionality their extension has, but this is pretty hard to avoid. To run javascript you can basically do whatever you want — so the browsers let users know that. I wish the security could be more fine grained, but I’m not s
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Reddit user wrote a custom point-of-sale system for small restaurant(reddit.com)
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I'm on the Catalina beta and the Safari Extension for 1Password 6 doesn't work (Apple only allows extensions from the App Store starting with Safari 13 - so it's not really AgileBits fault). I chose to migrate to storing ever
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> I get why companies are doing this, they want easier cross platform, easier deployability of updates, easier to find devs who know the toolchain, easier to make it work on mobile. You forgot it justifies having a recurring revenue mode
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Yeah, I got the same impression. The story reeks of bullshit. Would be a good /r/thatHappened/ post though.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
I get a page not found error for the download link: https://efficiencyiseverything.com/Efficiency-Is-Everything-...
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> It absolutely has made the problem worse in otherwise reasonable societies. I'm genuinely curious, has it really? I wonder if it's just more widely reported? I tried looking up terrorism statistics and found this: https:&#x2
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> It'd be another Go with generics, or Elixir-native, or Swift with uglier syntax. I just want to point out that the Swift package management situation is currently bad. SPM ( https://github.com/apple/swift-packa
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by rudedogg 7y ago
Visual Basic vs. Delphi for RAD/GUI programming comes to mind as well.
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> The new APFS filesystem is insanely fast, especially when combined with VSCode's ripgrep-based text search. I think this must be due to the NVMe drives they use in MacBook Pros. APFS has some performance overhead that makes it sli
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by rudedogg 7y ago
> The kathy griffin image was a twitter post, not a facebook post. The article didn't really say, but I assume the bans are considered based on all their activity, not just Facebook. > And while that was not a good post, that was
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by rudedogg 7y ago
My personal belief is that Facebook shouldn't be trying to censor speech this way, it's impossible to be (or appear to be) impartial. The people who are booted off just go to their own corner of the internet and never have their i
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I've spent the past several years programming w/ Swift, but the performance is a little concerning. Maybe the switch in Swift 5 to utf-8 backed Strings improves the performance? I think Rust w/ macros like you see in Rocket (
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by rudedogg 8y ago
I was thinking yesterday of the EU copyright law. Wouldn't something like that not be possible in the US due to the first amendment?
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by rudedogg 8y ago
Why is Qualcomm suing Apple instead of Intel? The article makes it sound like Apple switched to using Intel chips due to the license fees. If Intel is infringing, wouldn't they be responsible? Or does the law allow you to go after &quo

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