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zapzupnz
7y ago
The back button being placed at the top is because it's the clearest place to put an indication of a hierarchy. Remember, iOS has always made it explicit where a back action will take you — the arrow button isn't just an arrow, it
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zapzupnz
7y ago
Lucida Grande looked great on displays for which it was designed (non-Retina) but looked a bit naff and oddly-proportioned on Retina displays. Not unreadable by any means, but the features baked into the font to aid readability on non-Retin
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zapzupnz
7y ago
> IT Runs on Java 8 using Go > IT Runs on Java 8 using Rust > IT Runs on Java 8 using Tensorflow Still makes sense
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7y ago
Apple has a precedent. The Carbon API was so named because "all lifeforms will be based on it". The Cocoa API was so named as an alternative to the Java API, at one point a major pillar for Mac OS X before Apple discovered people
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7y ago
That's precisely what Marzipan proposes: additional APIs that allow iOS apps to be good Mac apps without needing to port to AppKit. Looking at how it behaves now, it seems to either bridge some UIKit concepts to AppKit directly or repl
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zapzupnz
7y ago
Sure it is. We must never forget that one of Microsoft's biggest selling points for UWP, and by extension the Microsoft Store, was to port apps to a platform that was, frankly, dead on arrival, at a time when the vast majority of Windo
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zapzupnz
7y ago
No Mac versions, pocket versions, console versions yet. I loved the Mac version back in the days before Safari, it was actually a pretty fantastic browser for the time.
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zapzupnz
7y ago
Indeed.
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7y ago
ASCII art, Unicode art, it doesn't matter what encoding you use, the result will look the same. Sometimes it's useful to represent things in text — are you going to tell us that if I should want to make a simple diagram in my code
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7y ago
Another user has posted a link to a mod for 1.12 that seems to do cubic chunks. I wouldn't have thought networking would need to be altered for servers where all users have the appropriate mods installed on the client; world generation
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zapzupnz
7y ago
I tend to think of interchange formats as human-readable and free of styling. SVG is definitely human-readable but it's harder to visualise than a well-formatted ASCII diagram, plus SVG marries content and style (text is styled by CSS,
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7y ago
I guess that's the thing, though. Yes, mobile users should be using a bouncer — but who's going to set it up for them, who's going to host it for free and in a manner that it has guaranteed next-to-no-downtime? It occurs to m
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7y ago
> For instance, nobody would be debugging with gdb I mean, I debug with lldb which is free and open. Sure, I do the debugging through the non-free(-as-in-freedom), non-open Xcode, but that's because Xcode lets me harness the power o
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7y ago
I don't think I'd be totally sold on actually making diagrams this way than with, say, Dia or draw.io, but I'm now wondering if there could be converters from those programs' native formats to the ASCII format described
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zapzupnz
7y ago
> Bonsai Buddy didn't do much other than annoy and eat up the limited amount of RAM on low-end machines, back when 32 MB of RAM as standard was still being sold in OEM builds.
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7y ago
C++, actually.
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7y ago
I wonder if cubic chunks is possible to add to Minecraft through modding, or to its nearest open-source 'competitor' (for lack of a better term), Minetest.
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7y ago
At a glance, macros. Or maybe the "System Events" portion of Applescript, for Linux. Something like that. Indeed, the page would benefit from an explanation and maybe rationale.
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7y ago
In fairness to the salesperson, they would've been right for typical internet usage. Late 90s and early 00s was the era of the internet toolbar; Windows users never left home without having at least 5 search bars and emoticon buttons!
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7y ago
This is a highly impractical way to live life just to make some stand. It's cutting one's nose to spite one's face. There are other actively maintained browsers with plenty of eyes on them and manpower behind them, many with
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zapzupnz
7y ago
Possibly, but I'll take the actively-developed codebase with the eyes of security experts all over it over one with no manpower.
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7y ago
How odd to construe an attention-grabbing headline for Mozilla's official party line. As another comment said, RSS isn't mentioned once — actually, it is, but it's an advertisement for the Verge's own RSS feed.
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7y ago
You'll be several revisions' worth of security patches behind. For an application that is usually one's main means of accessing the rest of the internet, that would be a deal-breaker for me.
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7y ago
Annoyed observation: the moon is slightly off-centre. The curve of the moon's left side and the inside curve of the Earth match, but it looks displeasingly off.
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7y ago
I hope they hang on, actually. iOS 13 is rumoured to have a dark mode API.
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8y ago
> Facebook was the first social network where you can actually go and signup an account on your own Myspace, Friendster, Bebo…
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8y ago
https://xkcd.com/1782/
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> My complaint is these features are abused by nasty people who you end up having to work with I mean, not being able to edit or remove messages, by one's own and those of others in the case of a moderator, can be just as suscepti
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8y ago
GNUSTEP, you mean. OPENSTEP is the fossil GNUSTEP wants to be. In fairness, they've made strides since then. The Foundation library seems to be aiming for compatibility with a macOS release from several years ago, at least still more r
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8y ago
> Markdown in IRC? No, Markdown in Slack, Discord, etc. > Chat messages shouldn't be longer than a tweet Says who? You? You're not the arbiter of how people should choose to communicate. Aside from that, there are good situa
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