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by skratlo 7y ago
Well looking at the video, I mean, I can have dozens workspaces with hundreds of windows (if I need to) and navigate them with moving just my fingers, whereas you are apparently breaking your neck to navigate more than 3 windows. I think wh
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by skratlo 7y ago
Does not support XFA forms
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by skratlo 7y ago
That's a plus, at least the platform won't get infected by node.js virus
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by skratlo 7y ago
pure gold buddy, thanks for this
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by skratlo 7y ago
Holy cow, dude, I'm going to use this one to make people feel dumb. Craziest cryptononsense I've ever read!
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by skratlo 7y ago
That looks like a nice service
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by skratlo 7y ago
That'd be great, like you can see how good Brazil is at managing its resources, so let's all pay them, they surely will not spend it on their 5th megayacht.
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by skratlo 8y ago
So it says that Tridactyl is built on WebExtensions API, which is kind of W3C draft, which is kind of supported by Chrome. So.... Can Tridactyl be built for Chrome?
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by skratlo 8y ago
ELI5 please
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by skratlo 8y ago
> I prefer rooted CyanogenMod / LineageOS over stock Android Well then, that's your choice, and with that you admit to belong to some 0.0001% of Android users who are willing to open up their phones to all kinds of security exp
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by skratlo 8y ago
Oh hey, another data collecting/selling/trading "useful" thingy, go head everyone! Give up your privacy now!
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by skratlo 8y ago
ClojureScript has this for ages (see Figwheel + Emacs + CIDER)
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by skratlo 8y ago
I agree with this point, it seems most people don't get the fact that most of the debugging is happening in the development phase (before building an unikernel) and when you need to debug in production I think that's certainly not
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by skratlo 8y ago
Where is the Github on Blockchain project?
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by skratlo 8y ago
The world definitely needs this, it has 230 stars in just 10 hours!!! What a useful tool, I think a maidfile would fit very well into the short list of *files of https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon
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by skratlo 8y ago
> Amazingly, it required a labor force 75% larger (and 14.5 million more people) in the UK to produce the same economic output Look at it the other way, the UK can house & feed more people with the same economic output, therefore bei
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by skratlo 9y ago
Please do make the extension open source, as it has access to all website data, mind the privacy, show us the code.
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by skratlo 9y ago
Can you prove that the demand for "monolithic frameworks" and that "the community" of such frameworks is bigger than what you call the "outliers"? Composing software from small reusable libraries can hardly be
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by skratlo 9y ago
But why Javascript? Clearly another hype-driven project. Please, use reason not hype when deciding on technology. This is fast food
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by skratlo 9y ago
This is not very useful because it only allows for error handling based on JS exceptions, which is rarely used (and in fact shouldn't be) for user defined error states. It also won't work with Promises, generators, async functions
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by skratlo 9y ago
This is great! Keep it up!
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by skratlo 9y ago
> premature optimization is often used to shut down discussion of how their code can be improved and > The field is too in love with horribly inefficient frameworks Dude, I can't emphasize this enough. One of the best things I re
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by skratlo 9y ago
He's not getting rich emails, he's only getting patches. Works for him. Wouldn't work for me.
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by skratlo 9y ago
Normal people then don't use email for creative work involving designs, mockups, sketches, etc. And yes, it kind of sucks to have the image opened out of its context in new window. Did you notice how HTML got successful by interleaving
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by skratlo 9y ago
One has to admit that exporting to / importing from global namespace, as in the old days, is for a typical/small project way easier and simpler than to deal with conflicting module systems and mediocre dependency/build toolin
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by skratlo 9y ago
> The effect of these laws is that more and more people will not have a personal connection to these animals IMO not true. Photography / cinematography have historically proven to move people enough to take action (eg. war photograp
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by skratlo 10y ago
Mac citizen. Perhaps you should think of your computer as a thing computing things and showing them on the screen. There were many people in history obsessed with uniformity and it usually didn't end well. Yes, uniformity in UI has ben
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by skratlo 10y ago
Ubuntu support? Are you kidding me? Is Ubuntu an OS? Is it an UI tookit? So what in fact is React Native Ubuntu? Probably a React Native backend that displays the UI on Shuttleworth's ego.
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by skratlo 10y ago
Can't you already do that? With DISPLAY variable. Although there could be less overhead in running local (guest) X server and stream only GL commands.
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by skratlo 10y ago
Most people use tmux locally, because their terminal emulator doesn't do what they need it to do, or the window manager doesn't do it. Using tmux locally merely supplements the window manager. I stopped using tmux locally after sw

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