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by tacone 11y ago
I share this sentiment, in regard of -pretty much- everything. And like you, I don't like some of the Firefox novelties. Still I feel they are doing well, and attentive to complaints like yours. Lets look back to the 2008, for example:
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by tacone 11y ago
Very nice!
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by tacone 11y ago
> as unthinkable as it is, some indididuals will contract you for work they never intended to oay for from the start It happened to my company (for a work I had no involvement with). At a certain point they explicitly said they won'
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by tacone 11y ago
Interesting. It reminds a bit of the tag files of riot.js [1] Another possible approach (widely practiced today) is to have the children template extend the main template and override some blocks in the main template (you can do it with twi
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by tacone 11y ago
A very nice thing from the README: > Each binary in $PATH is wrapped (ls, cat, head, ...)
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by tacone 11y ago
They didn't. The master repository did, they probably weren't aware of the issue.
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by tacone 11y ago
According to the notice, they were unchanged or mostly unchanged forks of the master.
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by tacone 11y ago
The kind of copies one does to be safe in the case the original repo disappears for some reason. Ironic.
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by tacone 11y ago
A nice example of how well Meteor and React play well together.
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by tacone 11y ago
This reminds me of the Youtube "show your real name" trick, which was met with much outrage: the refusal buttons are ridiculously small, the wording of the second screen is confusing. I hope this was just a bad marketing idea and
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Twitter: “We've noticed it's hard for your friends to find you”(imgur.com)
20 points by tacone 11y ago|2 comments
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by tacone 11y ago
This article smells like unbased dietrology and nothing more.
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by tacone 11y ago
The AGPL choice puts them in the very same field of play of the (now dead?) status.net/identi.ca. Was it a good choice? I'd say not.
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by tacone 11y ago
Very nice. Tip: dragging 1 over 3 does switch them, as I would expect. 3 over 1 works though.
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by tacone 11y ago
It now works. Pretty pointless post IMHO (in the very sense it fails to make any point).
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by tacone 11y ago
It is not specifically built on Chrome. It happens to be developed on chrome because that's the tool of choice of Facebook devs. Incidentally, a Firefox version is now available.
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by tacone 11y ago
Yes it does.
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by tacone 11y ago
If you can afford it road-map wise, starting with the easy details and postponing the hard stuff works sometime. When the easy things are done, the hard things sometime become less hard, and the project got itself more rewarding so it'
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by tacone 11y ago
Giving a quick look, "graph" here seems used more like a "relational nosql" than an engine to do perform complex/custom graph traversal or implement algorithms.
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by tacone 11y ago
Does that include "Like buttons" and other widgets on third party websites or not?
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by tacone 11y ago
Micromanaging is the new slavery.
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by tacone 11y ago
I think it's fair to point out they are a Not for Profit Organization: https://ghost.org/about/contact/
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by tacone 11y ago
Another question: how do you plan to deal with SEO?
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by tacone 11y ago
Very nice. I love the technology stack, and am curious whether it can run on shared hosting. I see some bash scripts in the source though, and I wonder whether this will alienate windows devs or not. The technology choices seem to be: PHP +
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by tacone 11y ago
I did not know I could disable the auto play. I find it so annoying, nice to know!
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by tacone 11y ago
Probably in the year 3000 we won't be here, but mass migrating to Jupiter or Saturn in escape from a heating up Sun after some idiot's decision to nuke it just to see what happens. (ok, that was a bit of an overstretch, I still wo
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by tacone 11y ago
Thank you, I missed that. So the value proposition lies in the sandboxing, and being open source.
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by tacone 11y ago
I like the initial apps selection :) By the way, this is a model (click-install) employed by countless hosting providers. From that point-of-view, I don't see a clear value proposition in this project, but still wish you good luck!
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by tacone 11y ago
You should explain a little bit more how it works.
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by tacone 11y ago
Installing keyloggers is not legal in all the countries. If you look at the advanced economies, I'd dare to say in very few of them.

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