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by wooptoo 14y ago
While I agree that webkit is a great piece of software, what happens when everybody switches to webkit? Will Google/Apple/developers simply ignore other engines and let it become the new IE of the decade?
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by wooptoo 14y ago
This hoax originated on The Onion. It's now on BBC. Wow.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
I've been using a very similar player named Zeya to stream music from home to work: http://web.psung.name/zeya/
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by wooptoo 14y ago
It looks like we won't have to worry about the year 2038 problem anymore. Everyone can go back to 32 bit systems now.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
The backend is indeed the same (same API), only the UI is different. You can access the old UI at https://picasaweb.google.com/home
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by wooptoo 14y ago
I'm still wanting for the hybrid LCD - eInk display.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
This could turn out way better than current package managers if GNU doesn't screw it up.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Because localstorage may pop a message window on some browsers.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Can be done with ETags too.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Or with jsonlist in NodeJS.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
They are horribly broken. You can either use Adwaita (GTK3 default) or something like Clearlooks-Phenix to unify GTK2 and GTK3 appearance.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
A mind map browser history/bookmark system would be the most intuitive. With timestamps and relations between items. Most of the time when searching through my browsing history I remember a small bit from the page that I want (like a phrase
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Man, everything has to be quad core these days.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Why haven't they decided to contribute to MDN instead since it already has a lot of good content?
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by wooptoo 14y ago
At first I thought they were talking about Elop from Nokia and I thought to myself 'yap, we could send him to mars tomorrow'.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Don't worry, Facebook won't last that long.
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Ex Facebook employee spills social network's secrets in new book(nydailynews.com)
2 points by wooptoo 14y ago|0 comments
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Actually it does. It's got factory this and factory that everywhere.
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by wooptoo 14y ago
I'm using an older version of Angular (0.9.19) for a medium sized project. The bad part is that they changed it so much for version 1.0 that it's almost another framework. And the worst part is that they introduced a lot of boilerplate. Too
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by wooptoo 14y ago
I've been doing this for quite some time using getmail https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Backup_Gmail_with_getma...
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by wooptoo 14y ago
Why not go even further and store them in MongoDB?
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by wooptoo 15y ago
Search is dead. Long live the semantic web.
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No, You're Not an Impostor(sciencecareers.sciencemag.org)
2 points by wooptoo 15y ago|0 comments
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by wooptoo 15y ago
None of them has to 'win' since they satisfy different needs. There is a place for REST services - where data was introduced in the past and needs to be queried or manipulated. Just like there is a place for Websocket services - data is
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by wooptoo 15y ago
The author of this blog post is either confused about the subject or doesn't know how to express his thoughts. This article from Roy Fielding is much better: http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hyperte... The comments are
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by wooptoo 15y ago
I use this script: https://bitbucket.org/wooptoo/bin/src/tip/lc SimpLESS is better though.
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by wooptoo 15y ago
It baffles me how developers keep pushing for classes and classical inheritance in JS, since it's clearly not how it was meant to be used. Why not play to the language's strenghts instead?
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by wooptoo 15y ago
> Ability to write Coffeescript instead of the boring, oldish Javascript; stopped reading right there.
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by wooptoo 15y ago
So do QRcode extensions.

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