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by tacone 7y ago
So they've been banned from using Google proprietary apps and ARM cooperation and in turn they are forking the entire open source operating system?
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by tacone 7y ago
To speed up Composer you can install Prestissimo [1] globally, it speeds things up considerably. [1] https://github.com/hirak/prestissimo
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by tacone 7y ago
AFAIK 60 the minimum number of cards you have to put in your deck, but (at the least at the times) there was not a maximum number. 20k is the number of unique cards, but you can put as much as 4 copies of the same card in your deck for the
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by tacone 7y ago
In 1990 I also edited a friend's autoexec.bat to launch a quick basic script that would falsely check the disk for viruses and then prompt the user to delete their entire hard disk. Of course pressing "n" would print "y&
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by tacone 8y ago
Some time ago I've seen a picture over the Internet where the description said the more you see it "moving" the more likely you're stressed. As for the black hole, looking it at full screen I see it pulsating a little.
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by tacone 8y ago
Next up: vocal synthesis of males and females replying in chorus.
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by tacone 8y ago
It would be nice to have for Firefox as well.
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by tacone 8y ago
Please use it to analyze this thread :)
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by tacone 9y ago
Perhaps the most simple and trasparent solution to seamless navigation: http://instantclick.io/ As long as your backend is fast enough, it feels like navigating a SPA.
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by tacone 9y ago
Children don't see random pictures, they see videos (pictures in a sequence).
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by tacone 9y ago
Could you post the code somewhere?
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by tacone 10y ago
Call it PC, and nobody will complain.
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by tacone 10y ago
He's not being malicious, just outright stupid.
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“If you want something done, give it to someone who is very busy.”(medium.com)
1 points by tacone 10y ago|0 comments
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by tacone 10y ago
Just remove the trademark and name it "Debian derivative". Make sure to link the name to the official website so people can understand. This will lower Ubuntu usage a lot, still people will be able to install it if they wish.
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by tacone 10y ago
> This is a flamewar comment, which makes it bad for HN regardless of anyone's politics. But you particularly have no right to do this in the context of a personal blog post by someone whose intention to improve society could hardly
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by tacone 10y ago
Excuse me Dang, what would you expect from a brief blog post linking healthcare to pentagon?
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by tacone 10y ago
Disappointing. I don't use Chrome, so for me it's difficult to even believe such thing is possible
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by tacone 10y ago
Interesting trick.
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by tacone 10y ago
How long before somebody uses that to guess your physical address by creating a page with input field named 'address' and so on just to read their values with JS?
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by tacone 10y ago
The problem is simple: what is a login form? Browsers detect the login form from the presence of password fields and sometimes an email field. If you ever have an admin form were you can change the password of a user, you will get the autoc
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by tacone 10y ago
I'll just let my ISV do that for me, thank you.
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by tacone 10y ago
Enough of this. People have the right to install last version of software easily without having to upgrade the whole server at once. ISV have the right to package their own software. If MongoDB is a commodity I can gladly stick to the distr
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by tacone 10y ago
Does it give you all the relevant formats (woff/ttf/etc) and the css? If not it's just unuseful.
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by tacone 10y ago
IIRC it began as a master-slave architecture.
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by tacone 10y ago
Still they don't offer any font+css download opportunity in the way that font squirrel does. You have to do it by hand or be stuck with their CDN. How bad.
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by tacone 10y ago
Of course: https://github.com/erikras/ducks-modular-redux The potential reason not to do that is that more than a reducer may listen for a given action, even though I guess it's more an exception than the norm.
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by tacone 10y ago
> After that it was extra complicated which made platforms like PHP have crappy implementations, I guess. If the implementations are bad, the specification may be not simple enough.
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by tacone 10y ago
Nope.
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by tacone 10y ago
Nice job, keep it up! Love the label + checkbox/radio trick, I'm using it as often as I can.

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