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by sirn 15y ago
Alternatively, LiveJS[1] which follows the same concept. [1]: http://livejs.com/
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by sirn 15y ago
Have you considered using something like Charles Proxy[1] instead? [1]: http://www.charlesproxy.com/
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by sirn 15y ago
Yes. You have to manually cancel the Google Profile and Google+ account for new signups.
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by sirn 15y ago
From my experience purging data via MapReduce API use a lot less write quota than admin interface (but with a bit of instance hour overhead which doesn't seems like a problem) I can't remember the exact number but it was about 10 times less
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by sirn 15y ago
Easier: just put this into your .htaccess on traffic spike. Header append X-Coral-Control "redirect-home" RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !^CoralWebPrx RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !(^|&)coral-no-serve$ RewriteRule ^(.*)
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by sirn 15y ago
IMHO, the first thing to do when you could not keep up the traffic is to use Coral Cache. Just redirect to your.domain.com.nyud.net/article. Done.
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by sirn 15y ago
Most that still use Quicksilver to today are likely not "most people". The "object-action-object" command of QS is not something Spotlight is capable of (e.g. drag files on desktop to trash, open these images in Photoshop, all without invol
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by sirn 15y ago
All iMacs since late-2009 has four slots[1]. [1]: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1423#1
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by sirn 15y ago
Since it is Motorola Mobility , shouldn't that be Google's[1]? [1]: http://www.theverge.com/2011/11/17/2570039/motorola-mobility...
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by sirn 15y ago
Full screen mode in Lion is a little more than just maximizing window to fill the screen, though. Developer can/may/should also provide an alternative UI that's tailored for full screen and may update the UI depending on top menu bar's visi
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by sirn 15y ago
You have to admit though that Sublime Text 2 is pretty ugly by default. Both theme and initial impression. I really enjoy using it now, but that's after four tries or so after I heard about it few months ago on HN. Initial impression with S
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by sirn 15y ago
Have you try out Soda[1]? It makes Sublime Text 2 feel a lot more Mac-like for me. [1]: https://github.com/buymeasoda/soda-theme
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by sirn 15y ago
Even more broken than before, in fact. It cannot handle IME input at all (I'm testing with Kotoeri). Trying to type "aiueo" yields something like this (including all the NSUnderline stuff and highlights): http://cl.ly/0U3c3G3K471c0b341v33
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by sirn 15y ago
This sounds like a good change to me. As someone who never run Adblock for the past two years, I can't see how is this a big deal. IMHO, if what you want is a distraction-free reading, Readability/Reader is the answer. Maybe it's because th
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by sirn 15y ago
The example you give only proves that it's possible to create variety in designs with a single form. Both have the same design features (black borders and screen in the center), however the details in implementation is different. From color
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by sirn 15y ago
Behavior for resizing on orientation change is kind of annoying sometimes because it adjust some font size but not all. When you create a mobile optimized site, for example, this behavior make it a lot harder to style page elements.
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by sirn 15y ago
It's `-webkit-text-size-adjust`. This property, at its original intent, was introduced as a way to tell Mobile Safari (and other WebKit mobile browsers) to not auto-adjust the font size on orientation change. However, there also exists `-ap
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by sirn 15y ago
Many people usually looks at design from design features perspective rather than the subtleness of it. After all, they're all rectangular with bezels and screen in the middle. It can't be much different, right? However once you start look
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by sirn 15y ago
> If I were Apple I'd come up with a name unique to the Chinese market. Apple has done this for their lesser product. AirPort is released as AirMac in Japan, for example.
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by sirn 15y ago
I don't use (no longer use) Dropbox. 1Password database is synced to my phone via Wi-Fi, and I always have my phone with me so it never really a problem. If I ever leave my phone elsewhere, then I've got a bigger problem anyway. Dropbox Web
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by sirn 15y ago
Well, you can still retrieve passwords from iPhone/Android apps, or in worse case, 1Password Web UI right from Dropbox web interface.
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by sirn 15y ago
1Password can sync between multiple machines via Dropbox. I'm not sure about other OS, but on a Mac there is a browser plugin for Safari, Firefox and Chrome (and a companion iOS/Android app). I've been using 1Passw[or]d since 2007, and lite
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by sirn 15y ago
> There might be some inherent value of avoiding javascript CSS transitions are faster than JavaScript animations[1]. Browser could easily optimize them (since each keyframes are predefined) vs. DOM manipulation, which is always slow. [
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by sirn 15y ago
...or just use `-delete`: find . -iname "whatever" -delete Otherwise you're screwed if someone managed to put a file named "/" somewhere in your find directory, which `-delete` has safe-guard for.
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by sirn 15y ago
Slightly unrelated, but I think Nokia N9 is a perfect example of a phone design that doesn't have a flat front surface. The screen part is slightly thicker than the rest.
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by sirn 15y ago
The original wording[1] doesn't sound that bad as The Verge writeup. iPhone: > For the iPhone design, alternative smartphone designs include: front surfaces that are not black or clear; front surfaces that are not rectangular, not flat,
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by sirn 15y ago
My TODO list was an OmniOutliner document because I need something that looks like a flexible list than a plain text (so I could edit edit without ever worrying about its structure), but has a free edit capability of text file (because I al
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by sirn 15y ago
It works well, except when you have to deal with a really mobile specific stuff (e.g. -webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio, -webkit-text-size-adjust) then you're left with no choice but to debug it on actual device (or in a simulator) although us
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by sirn 15y ago
+1 purchase. Look forward to it ;)
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by sirn 15y ago
I really want to like Gitbox (wow, a Git GUI that don't try to put every Git command in its menu bar!) however I always feel its lacks of branch/commit graph make it "too simple" for a $40. For me commit visualization is possibly the only t

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