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by sirn 14y ago
> This has been possible in Opera out-of-the-box for half a decade. BitTorrent support in Opera has been removed in Opera 12, at least on Mac OS X.[1] I'm rather happy that they've removed it, since I already use a better BitTorrent cli
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by sirn 14y ago
Valuable in terms of market capitalization [1]. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporations_by_market_...
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by sirn 14y ago
Actually, Mobile Safari trash tabs at random too :) If there's anything I need to access when I'm offline, I just use Instapaper or Opera Mini.
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by sirn 14y ago
This is more likely an issue with Chrome for iOS and the first iPad than Mobile Chrome as a whole though, as I don't get any trashing on my iPhone either. I closed all apps in the background and it seems to be able to handle a little bit mo
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by sirn 14y ago
> If you open more tabs it closes the earliest opened tab. This is the case with Chrome for iOS too. At least on my original iPad, Chrome trash the first tab after I open the 4th tab (tested this with Reddit front page) where I can open
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by sirn 14y ago
I have high hope for Chrome for iOS to be like the Google Search app[1] which is simply fun to use. Instead, on an iPad, what we got is just a desktop UI slab on top of touch interface… and seems to trash old tab faster than Mobile Safari.
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by sirn 14y ago
Setting `img { max-width: 100%; }` by default and scale it to `150%` when viewport reach certain threshold (for mobile). For the former, it will beautifully scale to the containing div size, for the latter, you can set outer div to `overflo
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by sirn 14y ago
IMHO I think that's exactly why they do it: to create a personality for an app. Because their target group never actually used it, it creates an illusion of attraction to them and make them interest in trying out. Skeuomorphic based on pr
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by sirn 14y ago
4chan is already using CloudFlare Pro (you can check by visiting their SSL url, they're using CloudFlare cert), so it should be easy for him to enable SPDY support.
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by sirn 14y ago
Original AirPort Express also does. Although I wish they could retain the old design, the extra LAN port and no more artificial 5 clients limit is more than welcome.
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by sirn 14y ago
My favorite: in HTML editing mode you can press Ctrl-Shift-A to select enclosing tag and modify both open and close tag at the same time. Very handy when editing HTML files (although I'm not sure if this is Sublime's built-in or from any th
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by sirn 14y ago
If this works like the old AirPort Express, shouldn't you be able to turn the WAN port into LAN for a WAN-to-LAN bridge of sort? I used to do that to connect device without Wireless in another floor, it was pretty handy. Also, no more "5 us
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by sirn 14y ago
TLS Client Authentication[1]? I believe this is what StartSSL[2] is using for user to access their control panel. The biggest problem is it is so user unfriendly. [1]: http://www.browserauth.net/tls-client-authentication [2]: http://www.
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by sirn 14y ago
Thanks for taking your time and clearing things up. Although I'm happy with either decision. :)
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by sirn 14y ago
Requires jQuery. Strange that this is not mentioned anywhere in their website.
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by sirn 14y ago
1Password 4.0 will be Mac App Store exclusive[1]. The only upgrade path available is from 3.9, which only available in Mac App Store. [1]: http://support.agilebits.com/discussions/1password-in-mac-ap...
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by sirn 14y ago
I don't disagree with your comment, but Amazon do have trouble shipping items across countries, if I go to Amazon.com right now, 8/15 of their "recommended" items for me are being marked as "We are not able to ship this item to your defau
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by sirn 14y ago
It's much closer to rbenv rather than Bundler. zc.buildout is what is close to bundler.
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by sirn 14y ago
May slightly OT: The best naming scheme for page name I've ever seen is to use body#controller.action then put CSS relevant to a single controller in Rails-generated controller_name.css.scss. It helps preventing crashing while keeping file
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by sirn 14y ago
MPlayer OSX Extended[1] is your friend. It has playlist, it has nice interface and you could swap out MPlayer player binary with a newer one (e.g. mplayer2-git[2] or build your own via Homebrew[3]). I like MPlayer OSX Extended far more than
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by sirn 14y ago
Port of Chrome would be rejected for completely different reason: Apple disallows downloading and executing dynamic code from internet unless they're executed by Safari's JavaScript engine. This is not the case with Map. There's already a l
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by sirn 14y ago
It means Adobe is not aware of any attack exploiting these in the wild . They're declaring this security bulletin a priority 3 which reads[1]: > This update resolves vulnerabilities in a product that has historically not been a target
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by sirn 14y ago
It's also worth noting that there's no Photoshop CS5.5, only Photoshop CS5.1 (which comes bundled with Adobe CS5.5).
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"Adobe has released Adobe Photoshop CS6, which addresses these vulnerabilities"(adobe.com)
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by sirn 14y ago
I don't think diving into RubyMotion without knowing iOS API is that overwhelming; my only first hand experience with Objective-C was when I tried to submit a very small patch (2 lines) to open source project, yet I still found RubyMotion t
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RubyMotion Code Samples(github.com)
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IPad Keyboard Prototype: Text Editing(youtube.com)
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by sirn 15y ago
I've been wondering about this for a while: what's with the large back button? Back when it was introduced, it was cool because back button was the most often-use one of all nav buttons (next, reload, stop, home) but now they're reduced to
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by sirn 15y ago
I don't know if the initial announcement still applies today; but I think ClojureScript encourages using Google Closure library for DOM manipulation and event handling[1]: > The ClojureScript compiler emits JavaScript which follows Goog
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by sirn 15y ago
Yes, I did. In the end I stick with Domina for DOM manipulation and Google Closure library for the rest. I decided to skip jQuery (jayq) to experiment on doing things "the ClojureScript way," it's only a personal project after all.

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