warpech

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   by warpech 5y ago

   If GitHub Copilot can sign my CLA, stating that it is the author of work, that it transfers the IP to me in exchange for the service subscription price and holds responsibility for copyright infringement, that would be acceptable. Otherwise
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   by warpech 5y ago

   This is a great idea. There are times I want to disable web fonts, audio, video or even images.
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   by warpech 5y ago

   Sounds like Firefox 1.0 has all the author needs, just disable iframes, hook in a modern JS engine and you're good to go.
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   by warpech 5y ago

   I definitely agree with jQuery's legacy. We owe many parts of modern DOM and JavaScript to jQuery and Prototype.js (may I say that Prototype.js was to JavaScript what jQuery was to DOM). There is probably no reason today to use Prototy
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   by warpech 5y ago

   I love the UI aesthetics on the timeline. Anyone knows of a components library with such sci-fi look and feel?
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   by warpech 5y ago

   Gret work! I find it similar to Hadron App[0] that generates modern HTML and CSS. I was very excited about that tool. Unfortunately, the blog[1] and changelog[2] went silent last year. [0] https://hadron.app/ [1] https:&#x
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   by warpech 5y ago

   But does it work with Wine?
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   by warpech 5y ago

   This excited me, because FWA, founded in 2000, is one of the most influential hubs for web design of the Flash-era in Web design (and beyond that). In my first job at an interactive agency, we would kill for an FWA award back ten. Happily,
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   FWA Is Up for Sale(thefwa.com)

   1 points by warpech 5y ago|1 comments
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    Elevator Saga – An elevator programming game(play.elevatorsaga.com)

    278 points by warpech 5y ago|99 comments
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Slightly reminded me of Elevator Saga[0], a much simpler game in which you use JS to move people with elevators [0] https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Perhaps that was to be expected after you wrote that you used to use Galeon.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Thanks for the link! Browsing the source code, I love the author's habit to make a code commit every single day [0]. That looks like a powerful way to move the project forward while avoiding fatigue. https://github.com/
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    by warpech 5y ago

    FWIW, Microsoft Edge also has vertical tabs.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Interesting take on ideas well presented in a blog post, dubbed as "CLUI": https://blog.replit.com/clui
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    by warpech 5y ago

    This is a personal site by Peter Cooper of Cooperpress. This is is one of the people whose work I admire. This site gives me vibes similar to this blog post by Dan Abramov https://overreacted.io/things-i-dont-know-as-of-2018
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    Tcp.rip/Text(tcp.rip)

    1 points by warpech 5y ago|1 comments
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Unpopular opinion: you can subscribe to YouTube Premium to stop ads on YT on all your devices
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Great list. Another meta-entry to your list: https://github.com/cjbarber/ToolsOfTheTrade
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I agree that for many use cases, IE11 featureset is fine. We jump on the SPA ship too often. I think that static content and server-side rendered apps are often the best option that is for some reason considered out-of-fashion. However, for
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    by warpech 5y ago

    You can't have evolution without dropping ties to the past from time to time. That's about time to drop IE11 to take full advantage of modern Web features.
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Amazing work with writing the Terminal component by yourself. Very lean and well functional for its purpose. For those who are interested to see the source: https://github.com/Renovamen/playground-macos/blob/m
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I am counting on a more creative answer than mine, but my answer is to read the specs, not only the digested material on MDN, blogs, Stack Overflow, etc. Too many devs are intimidated by the Web and Internet standard specifications. I agree
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    by warpech 5y ago

    I can see a lot of interesting new ideas in Synth! "Smart Bookmarks & History" sound great on their own but "Auto-Roam" is what nailed my own itch. Are you still working on it?
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    by warpech 5y ago

    This thread badly needs a mention of another great app by the same authors [1]. LICEcap [2] is a great, absurdly minimalist GIF screen capture tool for Windows and macOS [1] https://www.cockos.com/ [2] https://ww
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    by warpech 5y ago

    There are systems which are simultaneously in-memory and persistent, e.g. Tarantool, Starcounter
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    by warpech 5y ago

    Care to provide some working examples? Many that can be found on Google appear to be working prototypes that are not actually usable.
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    Commits are snapshots not diffs (2020)(github.blog)

    323 points by warpech 6y ago|307 comments
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    by warpech 6y ago

    It's beautiful! Also it shows the power of publishing documentation in an easily-parsable format.
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    by warpech 6y ago

    FTFY: Corrected off-by-one error in the AR ammo counter to correctly match actual rounds in small arm. ;)