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by wejick 6y ago
I have friends working on debian based distro, following their discussions on a lot of dpkg packaging intricacies is crazy. However that also means it's mature piece of software that handle many cases under the sky of software packagin
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by wejick 6y ago
I'm waiting for comments like this one ahahaha. Can't agree more Iz datz some conspiracy?
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by wejick 6y ago
Like suggested by many people that the number of companies will not reach that scale, so starting small and simple is the most efficient. There are few things in mind that may help : 1. Define the domain segregation and be discipline on the
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by wejick 6y ago
I wonder why this is under Naver company github, looks more like hobby project. Curious on how they use this kind of project in their environment.
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by wejick 6y ago
I beg to differ, tabs itself is information. Even though it's just "ephemeral", it's something ripe for any additional management tools. With all the tab chaos and context switching needs, this will be really helpful.
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by wejick 6y ago
They have it since before Blink migration, I still remember when they announced this feature. The implementation a bit different because back then screen resolution is not as good as today, now we can easily afford literally 2 tab rows.
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by wejick 6y ago
>make sure you have a broadband connection like DSL or Cable. This file is too large to download from a dial up connection. Very emphatic, not like today's news portal which plays video automatically.
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by wejick 6y ago
AFAIK WebRTC is already widely adopted, so what does it mean actually for most of the people?
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by wejick 6y ago
For me it's the Gun used in classic nintendo console, I played that game where we shoot ducks and there's dog laughing.
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by wejick 6y ago
You're right, thanks. In this kind of interface usually the edit functionality is on the tiles itself. It confused me until just now.
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by wejick 6y ago
Maybe not helpful for you I use slack as pinned tab on Firefox, and it runs OK. It's easier for me when doing context switching since most of my works are on the browser.
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by wejick 6y ago
My problem with the new interface is I can't edit the speed dials, and it seems changing every now and then randomly.
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by wejick 6y ago
Browser performance is not only about objective benchmark but also subjectivity on our feeling when using the browser. So trying it first hand and be open-minded would help confirming it on your very personalized usecase. I suggest to try F
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by wejick 6y ago
The FB container is working Ok on my side. It's not helpful tho May be try on new profile to isolate the issue.
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by wejick 6y ago
Which one more annoying for you between today's tracker and early 2000ish popup on top IE? Or remember adware on windows XP and how many antivirus tools advertised to eradicate that. * they're hilarious comparison but I found it a
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by wejick 6y ago
My issue with pihole or any other DNS adblocker is I can't whitelist some website that I love. As evil as ada network, but I still want my favorite site to get some revenue.
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by wejick 6y ago
Honestly I never found the case when this happens, data always falls into 1 shard according to the key. Then comes the concept of shard replica where the shard can live in several nodes and form a redundancy. However I'm noy sure how u
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by wejick 6y ago
I know one of the biggest Ecommerce shop in Asia were using 1 big DB with multiple read only slave in monolithic architecture for more than 5 years. However not only driven by DB performance, but also on organizing hundreds of engineers the
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by wejick 6y ago
> Netgate/Rubicon Communications LLC/ Electric Sheep Fencing LLC I couldn't find good source on how these entities are connected to each other, anyone kind enough to give more info?
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by wejick 6y ago
Is there any hyperscaler that publicly disclose that they run centos?
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by wejick 6y ago
I think it's because they use Django and naturally it's a monolithic architecture. We will hardly find database this big in microservice world, instead there will be several smaller databases. Now whether several smaller DBs is ea
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by wejick 6y ago
Does that means chromium people start to integrate with mozilla sync?
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Lol
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by wejick 6y ago
Does the Russian copycat impose a (significant) problem in your business financially, and if there's other than financial issue?
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by wejick 6y ago
I remember around 2006-2009 playing with this wireless router. I thought back then it was pretty cool, an enterprisey colored device with cisco logo on the front. That was the first time I learned about networking. Did pretty standard setti
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by wejick 6y ago
It's not like on pthread where we have a trhead handler, that will complicate many things. Like you said, We stop the go routine by telling it to exit the function, it's quite straightforward I think. Not more than a channel and s
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by wejick 6y ago
I'm curious what's the issue with go routine and what kind of fix ADA bring?
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by wejick 6y ago
It's very good to witness the journey of generic, how the team is very cautious and dedicated to bring Go way of perfection. IMO This is something that can't be done by a committee of so called industry players.
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by wejick 6y ago
Thanks, to be precise it's only the engine part of Foxit, the generator and renderer. The foxit itself is still pretty much proprietary software. From the last 7 weeks commit history, I see only people associated with chromium. So may
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by wejick 6y ago
I just knew that Chrome PDF engine was from Foxit. anyone has more detail about this?

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