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The Future of Layout with CSS: Grid Layouts(medium.com)
2 points by zastrowm 11y ago|2 comments
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by zastrowm 11y ago
Disabling all plugins by default is a much better experience, especially for ads with sound. You can also opt-out the PDF viewer out of the click-to-play by visiting chrome://plugins/ and always allowing.
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by zastrowm 11y ago
Kind of funny that they release this after a week with 2 articles of people complaining about it on HN. But I would venture a guess that it's been in the works for a while.
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by zastrowm 11y ago
It's finally nice to hear about Web Components again. I remember when they started Polymer you heard how Web Components were the future, and then they just dropped off the radar. Good to know that all the major vendors are continuing
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by zastrowm 11y ago
It allows builds off of that branch, so you can get test feedback etc. It also acts as sort of a backup or a sync if you switch machines.
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What's up with monomorphism?(mrale.ph)
19 points by zastrowm 11y ago|1 comments
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by zastrowm 11y ago
All of these apis seem to be exposed only when hosting the Chakra engine. They even call out the fact that it's not for in browser: > However with JavaScript’s increasing popularity in beyond-the-browser scenarios, developers have
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The present and future of editors and IDEs for Dart(news.dartlang.org)
3 points by zastrowm 11y ago|0 comments
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Google Strikes an Upbeat Note with FCC on Title II(blogs.wsj.com)
42 points by zastrowm 12y ago|13 comments
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by zastrowm 12y ago
I believe that they already have a solution and have already used it[1]. > This is the first release from Microsoft that uses Security Updates for .NET NuGet Libraries Support. This feature enables Microsoft to update app-deployed .NET N
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by zastrowm 12y ago
One of the primary problems with this is generics (java/JVM uses type erasure, CLR/C# keeps type information) and value types (CLR/C# has them, JVM does not); That's why you can implement the JVM on the CLR (see IKVM.NE
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by zastrowm 12y ago
Keep in mind that this would require a port of WPF, which is not open source.
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by zastrowm 12y ago
personZ mentions [1] escape analysis [2] which is kind of similar. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8485522 [2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8222561/escape-analysis-i...
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by zastrowm 12y ago
In C#, you can kind of do this with stackalloc and fixed arrays, but it is still not as ideal as could be.
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by zastrowm 12y ago
The price is $400 [1], in case anyone else was wondering: > Google’s Nexus 9 goes up for pre-order on October 17th, and should hit the shelves on November 3rd. The 16GB model will go for $400, the 32GB for $480, and a 32GB model with LTE
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NuGet: In the Platform(blog.nuget.org)
1 points by zastrowm 12y ago|0 comments
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by zastrowm 12y ago
I don't really think requiring commercial licensing for closed source projects is really a con. Seems like a logical way to make money, yet still allow open source projects to benefit.
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by zastrowm 12y ago
I don't understand the Apple comparison. Do iOS apps run on OS-X? The fact that they're consolidating the console, desktop, and tablet/phone OSs is the impressive accomplishment, not the phone/tablet consolidation. As f
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Adobe joins the Chromebook party, starting with Photoshop(chrome.blogspot.com)
368 points by zastrowm 12y ago|245 comments
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Moving to the .NET Framework 4.5.2(blogs.msdn.com)
1 points by zastrowm 12y ago|0 comments
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Google takes Chrome 64-bit for speed boost on Windows(cnet.com)
2 points by zastrowm 12y ago|1 comments
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C# Language Design Notes(roslyn.codeplex.com)
2 points by zastrowm 13y ago|0 comments
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by zastrowm 13y ago
I'd hope they take more influence from the write-up, however. I like that they'll allow Windowed apps, but their current implementation now looks like they crammed together Metro and Windows 7 without any polish. The write-up, h
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Microsoft Will Soon Bring Back The Start Menu In Windows 8.1(techcrunch.com)
371 points by zastrowm 13y ago|290 comments
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by zastrowm 13y ago
The usual pricing: $900, $300 for students. When you sign up you have to have a Google Wallet account so that your ticket is automatically purchased if you're chosen.
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Announcing TypeScript 1.0RC(blogs.msdn.com)
12 points by zastrowm 13y ago|2 comments
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by zastrowm 13y ago
I think the examples are just too trivial (or in this case, aren't extended to a greater library). Where they really come in handy is if you're using the types all over the place. If I were to create a Degrees class (with Celsiu
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Chrome 33 Beta Introduces Custom Elements And Support For Speech Synthesis API(techcrunch.com)
3 points by zastrowm 13y ago|1 comments
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by zastrowm 13y ago
It kind of seems that way. I was wondering the same thing so I tried out - sure enough, launching it in metro mode and it looks like what I expect ChromeOS would be (I don't actually have a device running ChromeOS), with an apps bar,
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by zastrowm 13y ago
Indeed; that's the point I was attempting to make (though not very well). As far as I have seen, cats aren't afraid of a specific species, nor do they "identify" exclusively with only one specific species. If they find

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