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by trashburger 6y ago
3D layout reminds me of Firefox's 3D view, which I sorely miss. Wish they brought it back, but it seems unlikely.
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by trashburger 6y ago
I feel like this is the most scummy part of this whole thing.
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by trashburger 6y ago
Worse, imagine if someone set their shell as the suffix alias for .sh, just to save time on their curl shell pipes... Oh the horror. Suffix aliases should come with a big caveat.
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by trashburger 6y ago
That sounds severely more dystopian than what we have now. I pray that this does not come to fruition. Don't give them ideas.
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by trashburger 6y ago
Another victim of the Chrome Extension AI. Seems like the PR move of last week was nothing beyond that, a PR move. I expect them to backpedal again like they did with Pushbullet, but it's too late now.
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by trashburger 6y ago
I read the entire article, and my first thought is... why? Why go through all that complexity? How much money does this actually save over writing a regular server to prompt favoring this approach? Wouldn't this have a similar cost as
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by trashburger 6y ago
Of course, if they say it's for your privacy , it's fine, and everything is all right. We have won the victory over ourselves. We love Apple.
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by trashburger 6y ago
>Increase the default upper bound on the number of parameters from 999 to 32766. I don't want to know the use case for this. Keep rocking on, SQLite. It's the first tool I reach for when prototyping anything that needs a DB.
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by trashburger 6y ago
Oh wow, that page... how should I say... has an "interesting" design. Definitely doesn't aid readability though.
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by trashburger 6y ago
Wouldn't a better model be to not charge the user for that month if they haven't watched anything? So you would only pay for months where you actually watched things on Netflix, and you wouldn't find that your account was sud
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by trashburger 6y ago
Oh, if it's a funding related thing, then that's fine. The paragraph makes it sound like they can't put Krita up on those stores without requiring a fee.
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by trashburger 6y ago
Awesome news. This part caught my attention though: >Unlike the Windows and Steam store, we don’t ask for money for Krita in the store, since it’s the only way people can install Krita on those devices, but you can buy a supporter badge
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by trashburger 6y ago
Why does the thermometer require an embedded WebView? Couldn't they, you know, use a View?
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by trashburger 6y ago
Not sure if the same issue, but Android 9 takes a second to load your contacts from apps. Want to send a link through SMS? Tap Share, and Messaging is at the top row. But if you hesitate for a second, your Whatsapp contacts will load in an
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by trashburger 6y ago
Of course they should be provided. The problem is that onboarding processes usually are so complicated that the organizers forget things. It's okay to remind them.
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by trashburger 6y ago
If the author didn't want to do the work to learn the ins and outs of the company she's being hired by (and yes, almost every company has a few quirks in their internal systems), why did she even apply? Did she ask for a non-terri
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by trashburger 6y ago
Did the site get hit by the Slashdot effect? Can't access it. Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20200522164507/https://sigpipe.m...
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United States vs. Approximately 64,695 Pounds of Shark Fins(en.wikipedia.org)
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by trashburger 6y ago
Why not an alternate stylesheet (link rel="alternate stylesheet")? I don't know whether Chrome/ium supports it anymore, but Firefox definitely does. It would work with zero JS.
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by trashburger 6y ago
>I'd love to see more mindshare go towards building libraries that are drop-in/"just add water" progressive enhancements for static sites. Sounds like jQuery plugins. Seriously though, I wish for a similar thing witho
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by trashburger 6y ago
Is the simulcast feature added in yet? I want to ditch Chromium that I only ever use for Jitsi already.
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by trashburger 6y ago
The problem is that if you are putting this out there for purposes of education, it should use best practices, and it clearly doesn't here. I suggest that you significantly refactor this code. I believe that it can become much better w
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by trashburger 6y ago
Looking at the Github, it really feels like you should organize your code better. There are many files with the same prefix that should go into their own src/{prefix} subdirectories. The README is really lackluster and should contain i
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by trashburger 6y ago
BrowserSync[0] has syncing different tabs, reloading the page on code changes, layout mode, and many other features. It basically does what Polypane seems to do, and it's FOSS. The only thing missing is, as you mentioned, multiple wind