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Adult Swim (redesigned with React)(adultswim.com)
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by wanda 10y ago
It's not difficult to mount Box on Linux. Google Drive integration comes built into Nautilus IIRC. There are other solutions for Linux integrations with both. Perhaps not as easy as Dropbox but can't see it being a winning USP. I
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by wanda 10y ago
Reminds me of Larry Niven's Ringworld , or more specifically the Puppeteers and their planet-ships fleeing the galaxy.
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Yahoo View(view.yahoo.com)
1 points by wanda 10y ago|0 comments
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NX: A Web Components JavaScript Framework(nx-framework.com)
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by wanda 10y ago
In a similar vein is Intel's Clear Linux[0] https://clearlinux.org/
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React Fiber Architecture(github.com)
162 points by wanda 10y ago|97 comments
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by wanda 10y ago
With Caddy[0] around, the only thing that keeps me tied to nginx is its performance and tried-and-tested-ness. Waiting to see someone do some detailed benchmarks on Caddy before I commit to it for production stuff, because I'm too busy
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by wanda 10y ago
Did you also set your website up with Google Webmaster Tools to register the 301?
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by wanda 10y ago
That's not how math statements work. You think mathematicians are minifying/uglifying their 'code' in the same way that one might use switch/case or ternary expressions instead of if/else if/else state
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ServiceWorker: a basic guide to BackgroundSync(ponyfoo.com)
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Promise-based co-routines in Node.js(tobyho.com)
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by wanda 10y ago
Pretty sure a diluted form of the broken cert treatment for HTTP is available behind a flag in Chrome, so it might be in the pipeline. Source: http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/ See:
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by wanda 10y ago
http://something.com or use what Google does when Chrome notifies you of a login gateway to public wifi: http://www.gstatic.com/generate_204
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by wanda 10y ago
I think, as a rule, the burden of proof falls first upon the claimant. You have made a claim with no evidence to back it up, only hearsay. This is why so many who frequent HN include citations for even trivial comments.
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by wanda 10y ago
If you're looking for a cross-platform, distributed IRC client, there's also Smuxi ( https://smuxi.im/ ) which I used to use. These days I just use IRC on the move with Palaver ( https://palaverapp.com ) o
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by wanda 10y ago
Actually, you just need media queries.
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by wanda 10y ago
You should amend your url validation to permit for websites using new domains like, say, ".agency" and ".properties"
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by wanda 10y ago
I'll say this first: I personally think the referendum was a terrible idea. Economically, I disagree with the result. This notion of "prosperity in 10 years" with "a bit of a recession in the short/medium term"
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by wanda 10y ago
If you think you can get a better deal than the one we have now, you are irrational or uninformed, if not stupid. You might get the same deal, but not a better one. It's just as irrational as an England supporter believing that Engla
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Enhanced training through neurostimulation(telegraph.co.uk)
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by wanda 10y ago
Sorry, I should clarify that I blame Blair's government as well. Absolutely agree. I actually still remember my penniless, scrounging father telling me how Blair/Labour was going to change everything in 1997. Practically crying ab
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by wanda 10y ago
Like I said, the government failed, not the EU. The Vote Leave campaigners used EU as a scapegoat. The likes of Boris Johnson need to be punished for lying to the electorate and for whatever financial problems are now around the corner. Bre
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Senior Merkel ally says London should be allowed Brexit rethink(uk.reuters.com)
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by wanda 10y ago
Not as well as we were already doing within the EU, for a discounted membership fee. A discount that we will now have to concede in a future deal, and that will likely be finalised after a nice recession. Meanwhile, London will lose its sig
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Can Brexit be overturned? What Brits are asking each other today(bloomberg.com)
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UK voters voice doubt over referendum choice(edition.cnn.com)
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by wanda 10y ago
Financial Times: http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/liveblogs/2016-06-22/
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by wanda 10y ago
Yes, because upgrades can be done without fear and because of ports in general. To say nothing of better TTFB I've observed in my personal experience.
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by wanda 10y ago
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