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by wbond 8y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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by wbond 8y ago
The light theme uses the Breakers color scheme from Sublime Text 3 for the editor controls. Many of the other colors are pulled from the Default theme in Sublime Text. This includes the colors of the commit list which is based on the side b
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by wbond 8y ago
If you select two commits in the commit list, it will diff between the two. Currently there isn't a super-easy way to jump to a branch while leaving the previous one selected, but we have some ideas on enhancing some of the process of
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by wbond 8y ago
We built the animations using a slightly enhanced version of anim_encoder, which I currently have online at https://github.com/wbond/anim_encoder . One of the changes was adding pngquant which helped compress the images
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by wbond 8y ago
> First, they probably want to actually do something instead of being hopeless, so they consider doing something better than nothing even if it's not ideal. Right, once OV and EV certificates are effectively removed from browsers, u
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by wbond 8y ago
> If I'm reading you correctly, your actual point of contention is “nonidentical icon/text without a much larger color/layout difference looks sufficiently similar in overall appearance as to be essentially identical for t
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by wbond 8y ago
Please re-read my comment. The issue is that non-TLS and EV cert TLS sites are presented with exactly the same visual presentation. Low-contrast gray icon, low-contrast gray text, vertical bar, domain name.
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by wbond 8y ago
No, actually I said it gave me the "impetus", which is rather unlike the caricature you presented of my comment. Google and I are starting to align less and less. Removing a useful feature that helps me maintain security gave me t
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by wbond 8y ago
Both EV certs and non secure sites show up as: [icon] Grey Text | example.com Secure, non-EV sites show up as: [icon] example.com
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by wbond 8y ago
Your list seems focused on behind-the-scenes TLS implementation details. I have no doubt Google has contributed positively in that regard. Personally, I've found their handling of the Symantec root distrust mediocre (from the perspecti
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by wbond 8y ago
> I think you're approaching this precisely backwards. Based on what criteria? It seems that Google and my interests are aligning less and less. I am starting to care more about privacy. And now Google is removing useful features th
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by wbond 8y ago
Google seems intent on creating a more confusing UX in regards to EV certs as EV looks more similar to Non Secure than secure sites in Chrome 69. For now this has given me the impetus to ditch Chrome. All of the other major desktop browsers
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by wbond 8y ago
By the way, Kenneth, if you are around we’ve had some feedback waiting for you on your pipenv plug-in, but haven’t heard back from you: https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/pull/6989 .
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by wbond 8y ago
While a reduced amount of, and possibly different type of, pesticide is often at play in our organic choices, the striking thing we’ve found is that a lot of organic produce tastes better, often times significantly. Part of it is probably t
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by wbond 8y ago
We don’t use GPU acceleration on Windows or Linux, and only on Mac to push pixel buffers to the GPU. All compositing is done in software, and we have our own library for glyph caching.
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by wbond 8y ago
OpenGL is only used on Mac when the screen resolution is detected as fairly high. We use OpenGL because Core Graphics is too slow to copy the pixel buffer to the screen at 60 fps. We don’t, however, composite the interface using OpenGL. Ope
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by wbond 8y ago
Opening an issue at https://github.com/SublimeTextIssues/Core/issues is the best way to make sure this comment doesn't fall through the cracks of my memory. :-)
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by wbond 8y ago
So embed is designed for embedding one syntax within another. Such as the script tag in HTML, or fenced code blocks in Markdown. Previously to embed another language, you would have to use a with_prototype that would prepend a pop pattern t
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by wbond 8y ago
Some of the changes in this build augmented the existing options for filtering files and folders. In addition to completely removing node_modules, you can cause it to be ignored from Goto Anything by marking it as "binary", or exc
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by wbond 8y ago
The dark color scheme is Mariana. The light one is Celeste. Both are included with the editor.
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by wbond 9y ago
The official docs you linked to apply to both the stable channel (build 3143, aka 3.0) and dev channel (build 3160). There have been a few bug fixes in the current dev cycle, but no significant changes.
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by wbond 9y ago
I agree that shopping at physical stores tends to be a waste of time, with poor selection. I am referring to shopping at walmart.com, jet.com and target.com, which tend to have many of the exact same small-ticket items as amazon.com, but at
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by wbond 9y ago
Walmart, Jet.com and Target offer free 2 day shipping if you order $35, $35, or $25 respectively. It so happens in my area, all three use Fedex ground, which tends to be more reliable than UPS. Additionally, most items that cost less than $
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by wbond 9y ago
Maybe things changed recently? I installed and configured 3 AP AC Pros in September using only my iPhone.
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by wbond 9y ago
Oh, I was referring to gated meaning you can't get in without being invited.
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by wbond 9y ago
I was under the impression anyone could join who had the server address?
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by wbond 9y ago
The Sublime Text community has adopted Discord as the predominant real-time chat platform. Initially I was skeptical, but it has worked out fairly well. IRC suffered from not being very accessible for many, and not having rich formatting no
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by wbond 9y ago
From having spent a bunch of time working on wrapping crypto libraries for Python, the author’s name (Thomas Pornin) is one that I regularly saw providing in-depth answers on the Cryptography stack exchange: https://crypto.stacke
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by wbond 9y ago
I don't think ST3 broke anything. More likely Package Control 3.3.0, that was released three days ago, is the issue.
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by wbond 9y ago
If it isn't in the installable list, you may have it installed already. Package Control is open source and contributions are welcome! We finally get to rip out support for ST2 and Python 2.6 now also!

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