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by yareally 13y ago
Yeah, I dislike both of those changes as well. I have a pretty long list of things Opera needs to add to versions beyond 12 before I will update to their Blink version. Until then, I'm still using 12 as well.
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by yareally 13y ago
I think you're generally correct about users not caring about the rendering engine for the most part. I wouldn't care at all that they ditched Presto if it meant they retained all the previous features and user interface they had
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by yareally 13y ago
Too late to edit my post, but you can complete the current line (in quotes or parentheses) by pressing ctrl+shift+enter, which jumps the cursor to the next line below. Works for Intellij or Visual Studio with Resharper.
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by yareally 13y ago
Can you clarify what you mean? When I hit tab in visual studio it creates a tab in between a set of quotes (e.g. Console.Write("blah blah "); ) It could be because I'm using resharper, but just curious what the feature is
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by yareally 13y ago
Yeah, it's not too great due to relying on the JVM for rendering. I use Liberation Mono with it and it looks pretty good (even with anti-aliasing set to off). Everything else, not so much. The top image[1] at the Slant programming font
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by yareally 13y ago
For what it's worth, I used Eclipse for 3-4 years before Intellij (it was what my university introduced students to for programming in C++ and Java). Switching to Intellij was pretty painless other than initial configuration overload (
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by yareally 13y ago
There's still plenty of asinine comments in the Android Marketplace after Google forced G+ for ratings/reviews there. Only thing it has done is make it easier to track down bad reviewers if you're a developer to get more feed
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by yareally 13y ago
While it may not be fading, the Euro has pretty much leveled[1] off after some decline compared to the dollar over the past year due to the troubles in some of the weaker European Economies. How it will look in the future is uncertain as of
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by yareally 13y ago
Most likely covered under the disability laws in the UK. It doesn't seem to make anyone go that far out of their way if there's enough warning in advance.
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by yareally 13y ago
Happened once before (sorta) in a dispute over state boundaries. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toledo_War Ohio ended up getting the area around the Ohio/Michigan state line and Michigan got the upper peninsula.
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by yareally 13y ago
There's plenty of sucrose in fruit[1] (juice). Sucrose is the sweet tasting element of fruit. Fructose, or fruit sugar, is a simple monosaccharide found in many plants, where it is often bonded to glucose to form the disaccharide sucro
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by yareally 13y ago
Yep, just look at milk. The newer milk is always in the back. If the expiration dates are too short and you won't be able to drink it in time, just look for ones towards the back and get those instead. I generally don't care thoug
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by yareally 13y ago
With DLC and other bells and whistles tacked onto many games these days that would have normally been part of the core game, the base price quickly inflates to be more in line with inflation.
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by yareally 13y ago
Never used Jersey so cannot comment on ease of use at the code level. It may be similar, but it'll likely not have other nice features that Play has that sets it apart from other Java Frameworks. I was comparing against any Java Framew
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by yareally 13y ago
Play 2.0 comes with Netty[1] built into it for making asynchronous requests, websockets and REST easier to handle. Netty is what replaces Tomcat unless you choose to use a third party plugin that builds your Play 2.0 website as a WAR file.
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by yareally 13y ago
No problem. I was stuck to mostly using the Java side of it for a project that Java was the requirement. It was a university requirement, as I could not convince my group into experimenting with Scala for the entire project. They were mostl
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by yareally 13y ago
With Play 2.0 in Java, there's more verbosity (though nothing like any J2EE framework) in using Java and lack of syntactical sugar features as well as functional programming features (which are widely used in parts like JSON for Play).
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by yareally 13y ago
Latency on mobile for editing would be kind of sketchy much of the time I would think. Maybe not so bad on wifi, but elsewhere you're lucky to get pings that are sub 200ms on 3G networks. Also, the stock browser on Android (the non Chr
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by yareally 13y ago
Too late to edit my previous post, but if you would like to see my host file list, I can paste it somewhere. Some of it is from other lists and quite a bit is things I add.
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by yareally 13y ago
Good points. I think they're all pretty awful (relatively speaking, if one is doing more than getting plastered), but somehow only the one gets the negative connotation. Though, I will admit my early college years I did drink them all
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by yareally 13y ago
They drink PBR, I think that says enough about self-sacrificing if one has any tastebuds left.
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by yareally 13y ago
I block everything or not (if I site has that much stuff, I probably don't want anything loading from it since it's not just third parties that could be problematic as the site probably performs like crap with local stuff too). If
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by yareally 13y ago
Oddly, I can see it just fine with JavaScript disabled. I do not use NoScript (I use Opera 12 and whitelist sites to allow JS or not via per site settings[1]). I also have Disqus added to my hosts file (but disabling JS will have the same e
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by yareally 13y ago
You can roll your own Gapps quite easy (before flashing a custom ROM) if at some point Google starts going after anyone and everyone distributing it (which is what they would potentially target if they did). I've done it before when co
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by yareally 13y ago
Moxie Marlinspike is working with them on their implementation of a more secure SMS app[1]. It's based on his previous secure SMS app I believe[2]. While I'm not sure I would use their CM Account¤ (also optional), the source[3] fo
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by yareally 13y ago
There's quite a few features in both AOSP and OEM skinned devices that were inspired by community ones. The most obvious one I can think of offhand is quick controls in the notification area to toggle wifi and other things (especially
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by yareally 13y ago
> Democrats are hypocrites as fascist as war mongering right Pretty much every politician in any country is a hypocrite as they bend with the current interests that keep them in (what shouldn't be) a lifetime job. That and their s
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by yareally 13y ago
That's true, but in my years of following US politics from high school onward and becoming more discouraged with the results, I relate political promises (without reading too far into the analogy) to a somewhat naive, enthusiastic deve
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by yareally 13y ago
I'd have to agree. Although I'm not quite an avid Formula One race fan, people have said similar things about other sports that place uniform restrictions on all participants and as far as I know has not hurt the sports at all. Am
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by yareally 13y ago
Unfortunately, there are height restrictions on pilots in the air force (at least fighter jets, not sure about every plane) and some of us are too tall.

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