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by stasm 12y ago
Have you tried pinning tabs that you'd like to persist? Both Firefox and Chrome support this; just right click on a tab and choose "Pin tab" from the context menu.
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by stasm 12y ago
There's some negativity in the early comments here, but I'd like to applaud the effort of making this a dead-simple self-hosted, FTP-friendly solution. We need more experiments around federated self-owned networks which are appea
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Pseudolocales in Firefox OS(informationisart.com)
2 points by stasm 12y ago|0 comments
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Prototype of Language Packages for Firefox OS(informationisart.com)
4 points by stasm 13y ago|0 comments
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How to ship a product: what iOS 1.0 got right(informationisart.com)
1 points by stasm 13y ago|0 comments
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by stasm 13y ago
There is history and there is cleanness, as Linus Torvalds explained in http://lwn.net/Articles/328438/ . The git way of doing what the OP wants to do is to develop all code on local branches. They're cheap and you can have as many of the
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by stasm 14y ago
It looks like what you're really looking for is a local branch that you never push to the remote, and 'git diff master...' with 'git rebase'. Create a local branch, apply the sledgehammer, and start reviewing changes. Use 'git diff master.
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by stasm 14y ago
The engineers were good (if not too good, it all still stands...), but they were limited by the ideology. The city planning and the architecture were at the ideology's service. For instance, rarely did buildings have ground-level spaces f
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by stasm 14y ago
It looks OK, but it's not for a single reason: who is "I" in this sentence? This is enough to confuse most of the users.
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by stasm 15y ago
It's 'the Web', i.e. a set of HTML pages with some CSS and JS, with access to a few newly developed APIs, like the one for dialing the phone, but running locally on the device, not remotely.
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by stasm 15y ago
My thoughts exactly. You can't force a privately-owned company to sell you the product the way you want it to be sold. It's their right to make money the way they see fit, and if they decide it's okay for them to lose some of the clientele
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by stasm 15y ago
The logistics of the update are being discussed in https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.planning... , with the current proposal available at https://wiki.mozilla.org/MPL_Upgrade . One idea is to update the codebase at the b