samastur

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by samastur 13y ago
Yes. It's one of few things nobody has disputed.
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by samastur 13y ago
I don't know about Glenn, but I certainly would. Why in the world would you try to get them hooked on something so unhealthy so early?
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by samastur 13y ago
Interesting. I like HTML, but can't imagine that it is the pinnacle of development. Surely we won't be writing it in 20 years time, right? One thing I would love to hear more is how do you deal with CSS? If everything is generated on client
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by samastur 13y ago
I don't dispute Gnome's decisions since I don't use it. What bothers me though is this idea that people complain only or mainly because they are afraid of change. Sure, sometimes it's just this, but often times such removal actually break p
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by samastur 13y ago
Maybe accustomed or maybe most of them simply switched. In any case Gnome will eventually get users they want. I would love to see data on this, but my impression is not that it is growing its market share.
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by samastur 13y ago
It would be interesting if it happened. I wouldn't hold my breath. It doesn't matter if their resources are huge, which they are. They are finite and they have shown, lately quite often, that they don't want to spend them even on things whi
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by samastur 13y ago
They are not in short term. But do you expect them to keep it going when they have alternative, preferred way of doing and limited resources?
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by samastur 13y ago
Because every open project that fails means that was the reason why it happened so all will? Wave had lots of problems one of which was that they gave up on it fairly quickly.
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by samastur 13y ago
I find this article a very good example of how you can try your very best to describe in reasonable terms and tone why a certain decision was the right one for you, but that won't stop a bunch of people who know neither you nor your busines
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by samastur 13y ago
So? If that was enough to make a specific point, why should he use more words?
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by samastur 13y ago
I am sure you can, but statistics are not on your side. Domestic violence is mostly done by men. I hope your choice of companions have improved since.
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by samastur 13y ago
Quoting is practically by definition taking something out of context. That doesn't mean it is wrong, especially in this case where I would say it sums up your apparent attitude quite well since you ARE talking about "natural advantage" of m
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by samastur 14y ago
Why? That was not the point of his article and it is too soon to tell if we would lost anything. Even if we would, he is not obliged to research and write about every possible aspect.
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by samastur 14y ago
Where does it do that? Basically it says following: * some people I know are upset * we know from economics, but often forget, that some products can be not viable even if people are willing to pay for them * historical solution is to make
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by samastur 14y ago
Yes and if you want to browse more securely with Javascript turned off, you should also download a 3rd party add-on from unknown developer that will do this for you ;-)
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by samastur 14y ago
Or https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=435013 for another example why managing certificates might be necessary if you are a Linksys router owner. My 2 major problems with moving things to add-ons: - they might not exist yet so I
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by samastur 14y ago
At what point will you stop behaving like an asshole? Not everyone who complains knows about IA or should necessarily care about it. We are not all the same person with same needs and things we miss from reader may not be the same, but that
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by samastur 14y ago
I'm a day or two away from "finishing" a script that will allow you to do that (well, at least as far as Google will let me) and pushing it to Github. I'm likely not the only person working on this so I expect we'll be able to save most of
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by samastur 14y ago
Well, reliable parsing of feeds in itself is difficult and never really solved, but other than that none of the features was difficult to duplicate. They rarely are. But that doesn't mean there weren't lots of them and that building reader
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by samastur 14y ago
What do you mean by specs are open? Published fully or developed communally? Fully published is obviously better than not, but is rarely enough. Openness is not a binary choice.
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by samastur 14y ago
How great it is to meet someone who can tell us what is proportionate and can behave accordingly. What's six months or 400 hours of your time when there is still bigger injustice in the world. You know when there's enough fuss? When you can
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by samastur 14y ago
No ;) Obviously you are not alone in liking Twitter, but seriously, no reason whatsoever? I don't doubt what you say. I just find it astonishing that Twitter behavior and service has been such an absolute match for you.
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by samastur 14y ago
Maybe instead of "Get help developing your Wordpress site" you should have your subtitle as title? Blog has neither and would benefit from either.
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by samastur 14y ago
Yes, but browser's user generally doesn't (in easily accessible way).
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by samastur 14y ago
Wanting to access my photos doesn't mean I want to copy them elsewhere. Most of the time I want them to stay where they are, just use them with a different app. I'm not saying nested folders fit everyone (although my anecdotal experience di