stuartd

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   by stuartd 7y ago

   Under "Features" it says it's a WIP (so yes, probably not working at all): > Voice chat (Discord OK, Slack WIP) It also lists this 'feature' which I think is hilarious: > Not made from a web browser
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   Because the interpreter pipeline shares code and data structures [0]: a couple of examples from the link below: > The Baseline Interpreter uses the same frame layout as the Baseline JIT, but we’ve added some interpreter-specific fields t
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   It's worth considering the different markets here. Raymond Chen [0] posted this in 2006 - "On the importance of backwards compatibility for large corporations" [1] > Representatives from the IT department of a major worldw
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   Been running nightly builds since I think 0.4 - makes web development ‘fun’ as you can never be sure if something works or not in a browser nightly build! Fortunately I don’t have to do that much any more.
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   I bought a Russian cue off eBay many years ago hoping it's extra weight would improve my break, but it was so damn heavy I couldn't propel it fast enough.
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   > he might as well be shoving Jews into ovens himself. In what way is this not utterly, appallingly offensive? For shame.
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   I have had a few issues like that with software over the years, but nothing that there weren’t alternatives for. Never on hardware though. But you’re right, it can be a challenge.
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   Another option without Edge, Cortana and Candy Crush is Windows Server 2019 which is what I have on my Dev PC. I’ve always run desktop server when I could - back to NT4 - initially to avoid any differences between local behaviour and deploy
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   by stuartd 7y ago

   > .NET developers love using the standard libs I may not be a typical .Net developer, but my personal feeling is that this is too general and somewhat glib. If you're inexperienced you will (and should!) choose the default option, i
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    I can imagine it being pretty easy. Hacker: I have a no user-interaction RCE Apple: ok yeah Hacker: gimme a phone number Apple: here you go Hacker: … iPhone: I am pwned Apple: ok lets do the deal
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    I think you made the right tradeoff there.
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    Oops, thanks for the followup corrections.
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    Indeed: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Why-don't-you-accept-...
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    Indeed. And “infierno” translates as “hell” http://www.spanishcentral.com/translate/infierno
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    Translated by the Guardian?! They are literally using a quote from a meteorologist in one of the countries that will be affected.
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    I expect we will see that in a movie/thriller next year
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    by stuartd 7y ago

    I did the same, for the same reason. It’s a joy to use and every time I read one of the (so many) articles on the MB butterfly keyboard, I am reminded that I made the right choice. The 2015 MBP really is the best Mac laptop - which if you w
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    And you have a server.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    > something that will be gone in a couple of years I suspect jQuery and it's ecosystem will themselves become irrelevant and eventually (effectively) abandoned. The (at the time compelling) rationale of abstracting away different br
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    This is an excellent point. There is absolutely no way a browser which loads and executes ad-loading and tracking script can be possibly be faster than one that doesn't.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    .. and Chrome doesn't have container tabs, which for me are a killer feature.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    You can download the original Bauhaus books as PDFs from https://monoskop.org/Bauhaus#Books
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    Found the format a bit distracting to read, so cleaned it up a bit (removing Speaker 1 ... etc) - https://pastebin.com/5nvvxSWB
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    Wired earplugs on a phone are a usability nightmare as soon as you stand up. No thanks.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    relentless about user research You're not kidding there. Every single time I go to do PAYE I get the same survey questions, even though (when I can be bothered) I tell them they could improve the site by .. not showing me the same su
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    I hear up to a dozen people may have been affected by this.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    Array.prototype.reverse modifies JSImmutableButterfly You have to wonder how an immutable butterfly can be modified?!
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    Very noticeable when switching to radio, which was at least 30 seconds ahead of the broadcast signal, let alone streaming.
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    by stuartd 8y ago

    Today's Nightly build about:buildconfig Compiler Version Compiler flags z:/build/build/src/clang/bin/clang-cl.exe -Xclang -std=gnu99 -fms-compatibility-version=19.13.26128 19.13.26128 -Qunused-ar
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    Yashin(bbc.co.uk)

    1 points by stuartd 8y ago|0 comments