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by sirn 15y ago
I wish this existed few weeks ago. It would be awesome if there's something similar to this but with JavaScript/jQuery translations to ClojureScript/Google Closure. In my opinion, that's the hardest part after getting the basics.
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by sirn 15y ago
I wonder about that too, I tried to find such information regarding this but couldn't found any.
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by sirn 15y ago
IANAL but according to Wikipedia[1], typeface (and rasterization of the typeface) is not copyrightable although the font file do: > Under U.S. law, typefaces and the characters they contain are considered to be utilitarian objects whose
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by sirn 15y ago
> Even if it were somehow to ignore api calls that say, modify your filesystem, how would the IDE 'know' about that api. Will someone have to manually go through all the apis in existence and make a list of which ones to emulate and whi
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by sirn 15y ago
I've been using their low-end product for a while (Intensity); both their hardware and software so far has been solid, especially considering the price.
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by sirn 15y ago
Nice idea, but seems to lack of any input escaping. => Humanize.truncatechars("<script>alert('yo');<\/script>", 30) "<script>alert('yo');</script>" => Humanize.linebreaks("<scrip
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by sirn 15y ago
Their beta front page has been like that since forever and I'm not sure why it hasn't been fixed. Regardless of such blunder, I've been using FastMail reliably for almost two years and the only problem I've ever had was when DynDNS decided
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by sirn 15y ago
>The web interface and price obviously doesn't compare to Gmail Their new web interface currently in beta at https://beta.fastmail.fm/ is very nice. I've been using it (the new interface) for few months and don't feel like I want to g
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by sirn 15y ago
> We changed the structure of our heaviest used models a couple times in the past year, and instead of going back and updating millions of old documents, we simply added a “version” field to the document and the application handled the
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by sirn 15y ago
You can even handle it with a single stylesheet, i.e. with `min-device-pixel-ratio`.
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by sirn 15y ago
Hmm, you're right. I did choose a wrong word, my problem is more of Image Persistence[1][2] than CRT-type burn-in, which in my case, did magically appears after few minutes of use and took a long time to disappear. This doesn't deny my poin
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by sirn 15y ago
iPad on-screen keyboard. The burn-in is very noticeable after few minutes especially in landscape mode (for some reason).
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by sirn 15y ago
That's the exactly problem: they have great customer service in US but for some region (e.g. South East Asia) it's almost on the same level as all other companies out there.
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by sirn 15y ago
If only they could provide this kind of customer service worldwide. I've been fighting with Apple (Asia) about screen burn-in since 2010 (which I've already given up); I can never ever open iPad keyboard more for than 5 minutes without get
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by sirn 15y ago
I asked the same question few years ago and the answer back then was "there will never be official Perl 6, anything that implements Perl 6 specification is Perl 6." I don't know about other implementations, but latest Rakudo Star[1] was r
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by sirn 15y ago
Try going to 0.00,0.00 and zoom in. (spoilers warning) This is what you get: http://i.imgur.com/JJxGn.png There's also another one in a deeper zoom level.
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by sirn 15y ago
I think this is exactly the problem that lead to how he designed the ideas pane. This make me realized this is exactly why I don't blog, too. If I save my ideas as draft, it mentally force me to think I will have to publish it at one point.
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by sirn 15y ago
I'm not sure, but from reading the article this feels more like AWS-SDK's seamless integration with Rails rather than Rails' seamless integration with DynamoDB & S3 . Please correct me if I misunderstood.
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by sirn 15y ago
It was added in Rails 3.1.
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by sirn 15y ago
It is Thai character (so suea, ส) with vowel (mai taikhu, -็) stacked together several times. In Mac OS X stacked vowels/tone markers will never appear beyond baseline[1][2] which is "correct" since we don't stack them vertically beyond 2 l
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Apple announces Developer ID for Gatekeeper(9to5mac.com)
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by sirn 15y ago
> We don’t persist logs for our users without accounts and configured networks, I’m not sure Google makes the same statement. I think the main point here is persist ; OpenDNS probably logs all your requests but they will discard it aft
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by sirn 15y ago
Or just hit the vote URL repeatedly with cURL (which is done via GET request). The author might want to change it to POST/PUT and limit votes based on IP address instead.
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by sirn 15y ago
I'm willing to bet that Apple is going to allow free certificates without having to pay a cent when Mountain Lion launches; Apple already did this for Safari Extensions, for example. (Safari Extensions must be signed, but anyone can request
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by sirn 15y ago
What about Game Center[1]? [1]: http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/953451/Screen_Shot_2012-02...
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by sirn 15y ago
The problem is, even with how little I use the mouse (I use Vimperator back then) it's still annoying when I have to.
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by sirn 15y ago
>There are at least four different ways of installing software on OS X. Download a DMG image, drag the icon from there to Applications folder, run an installer, install stuff from Mac App Store or compile it yourself. There seems to be
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by sirn 15y ago
Too small (I have fat fingers) and low sensitivity compared to the one in PowerBook (back then). This is from a company-issued laptop four or five years ago, however, I don't know if it has seen any improvements over the past years. (Especi
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by sirn 15y ago
Do they still ship with unusable trackpads (that requires you to carry a mouse everywhere if you ever going to use your ThinkPad) or has that improved in recent years? It's the only pain point against ThinkPad for me.
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by sirn 15y ago
>And finally there's this "aptitude" thing; I still don't understand why it exists and how it's different from regular apt. Aptitude is a APT frontend that solves exactly the problem you mentioned; no more `apt-cache search` nor `apt-fi

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