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by tfar 5y ago
https://flutter.dev/ and https://fastlane.tools/ as well.
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by tfar 9y ago
Certainly not transparent file system compression. Can save developers couple 10 GBs but hey (source code, binaries, debug symbols, all compress nicely).
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by tfar 9y ago
One example is shown in this 2017 FOSDEM talk: https://archive.fosdem.org/2017/schedule/event/xmpp_iot/
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by tfar 9y ago
Is there a way to cache build results for follow up builds? So the next build only needs to rebuild the files that changed?
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by tfar 10y ago
"CF doesn't even host them, they just protect their sites from DDoS and DNS." The #1 excuse people use. They do more than just DNS, they deliver the actual data, that would have been delivered by the original host, to visitor
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by tfar 10y ago
"HR serves to protect the company" That point comes up every time a bad-HR related post is placed here. However, isn't it very short sighted to consider silencing/removing the accusers a protection of the company
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by tfar 10y ago
Why do you need a extension for that? Wouldn't it be enough for the client app to register a custom URL scheme handler and their website using that custom URL scheme to open the client?
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by tfar 10y ago
That is not a sign of the quality of the language though. It is more a sign of how much money went into making a poor quality language perform well. Compare the speed of JS JIT VMs to Lua JIT VMs considering the investment respectively for
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by tfar 10y ago
Well, to be pendantic, it's not the Signal protocol. It's a Signal-like protocol, Olm, brought to XMPP/Jabber.
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by tfar 10y ago
Also see this for Asterix, Opos, VP8 and patents: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-dev/2013-May/0604...
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by tfar 10y ago
I would not be surprised if one could write a ZFS implementation optimized for more constrained devices. If you already know you are going to a have flash storage you can probably ditch some of the N layers of cache you see in common ZFS im
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by tfar 10y ago
> But XMPP gives you another freedom. The freedom to choose your user experience. User experience describes the way we use something. I don't think users care about the freedom to choose the UX. They just want a good UX and that&#x2
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by tfar 10y ago
There basically is. Linux per se is just not a desktop OS, like Windows or OS X. Ubuntu has a standard UI, Debian's default install has a standard UI, Kubuntu has a standard UI, and so on.
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by tfar 10y ago
It helps okay. I recently used it to slowly and mostly automatically introduce more and more C++11 across a bigger code base. For example it does a great job introducing nullptr [0] and an okay job turning classic for loops into range based
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by tfar 12y ago
You could also have clients and servers implement http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0357.html .