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7y ago
But IndexedDB has been struggling very hard from day 1 to be as fast and performant as WebSQL. You can do the benchmark yourself [1]. Try inserting 10000 records. WebSQL is by orders of magnitude faster than IndexedDB. The people who reject
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7y ago
coincidentally, HN has his own "Classic" page too[1] But it is focused on classic users. The idea is that users who have been around for a while will post quality articles. I just don't know how the threshold works. [1] http
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7y ago
They bought this domain to prove a point which they thought it might be amusing to a certain type if audience. Don't read too much into it.
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Postmill – open-source social link aggregator with voting and nested comments
(gitlab.com)
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8y ago
You can also use Reddit's "compact" version which is their first ever mobile design. Just append ".compact" to the end of every url [1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/.compact
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What the hell happened with DN?
(designernews.co)
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Vuesax: Front End Vue Components Framework for Vue.js 2
(github.com)
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Pressure: A JavaScript Library for Handling Force Touch, 3D Touch, and Pointer Pressure
(github.com)
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9y ago
How can something like this even happen? Don't they have hallway usability testing prior to a release?
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New npm Package Naming Rules
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9y ago
The idea is that at least one of the founders should have some specialty in the field they are disrupting.
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9y ago
The .feedback sites also load a "fingerprint" script which tries to gather all kinds of info from your browser. http://cdn.feedback/js/fingerprint2-0.7.3.min.js
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9y ago
Is there any about:config flag in Firefox to disable WASM all together?
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9y ago
Yes. Every software which runs on Windows 10 Home or Pro, will also run on Windows 10 LTSB, as long as they don't depend on Windows Store, Cortana, or Edge browser. Microsoft offers 90-days evaluation ISOs of Windows 10 Enterprise and
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9y ago
Who would benefit from posting their product to 125 websites except spammers and growth hackers?
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Passport Index 2017
(passportindex.org)
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10y ago
On macOS, the alternative would be to use Fluid[1]. You can build mini-apps from a lot of websites and the footprint is very little. (No affiliation, just a happy user) [1] http://fluidapp.com/
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The Pentagon Still Doesn't Encrypt Its Emails
(warisboring.com)
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10y ago
Israel developed a plugin framework on top of plane's main OS so they can hook up their own legacy systems[1]. Supposedly Lockheed Matrin reluctantly offered a SDK to Israelis. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loc
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Moggio: A multi-source music player in Go
(github.com)
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10y ago
I get what you're saying but it's probably for the best to expand on your point, and not just a one liner.
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10y ago
You are right that it will be very expensive. Thanks for the tip about buying an unrestricted SIM-card at the border with HK. Will the SIM-card also work in remote parts of China? Or is it only usable in Shenzhen?
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10y ago
This might sound like a naive or stupid question, so please help me out here: Let's say I live in Shenzhen. Isn't it possible to connect via a normal phone line to a dial-up service in Hong Kong and enjoy an almost uncensored (alb
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10y ago
But if a website comprises only native advertising, Internet PR, and sponsored articles, Adblockers might start blacklisting the whole site.
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The Dark Side of Polyfilling CSS
(philipwalton.com)
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10y ago
The grandparent was complaining about the complexity of building Firefox. Something that I truly sympathize with. I certainly didn't want to silence the parent, but tried to point out that having a much more helpful tone will reach his
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10y ago
You gave some pretty great tips for using right tools, but (at least for me)it sounded like a grumpy nerd. You could write your comment without accusing tweakers of digging themselves out of their own hole and all that unnecessary tone. In
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10y ago
You know, if the way you wrote your comment wasn't that much condensing, the people who like to customize to no end might learn from it.
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10y ago
Hence mentioning "mainline suppprt"
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10y ago
SlimJet[1][2] (formerly known as SlimBoat) is based on Chromium and still supports Win XP SP3. They added a lot of Firefox-like features like sidebar, customizable toolbar buttons, and download manager. It also supports Chrome extensions. (
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