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zmix
6y ago
Some things could be counter acted with software (make desktop taskbar only visible when mouse reaches bottom of screen, etc.), but I would be interested in some real life data as to how long it would take for even burn out over the whole s
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6y ago
And, should one speak German, there is https://www.prad.de/ too.
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6y ago
> One of the worst things mobile did was completely destroy reasonable expectations for software pricing. But hasn't the market for app sales grown in sheer volume due to the AppStores reaching and channeling millions and millions o
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6y ago
I'd rather have every news about the Trumpeteer blocked.
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6y ago
> Is there a list of available routes somewhere? This[1] gives you a JSON of all the routes. [1]: https://rsshub.app/api/routes
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6y ago
You can get everything as ATOM, as well. From the docs: RSSHub conforms to RSS 2.0 and Atom Standard, simply append .rss .atom to the end of the feed address to obtain the feed in corresponding format, default to RSS 2.0.
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6y ago
Would you mind letting people know about the ATOM format as well? The sentence 1. What is a feed? (a.k.a. RSS) is wrong. It is not "a.k.a. RSS". It must be "What is Really Simple Syndication (a.k.a. RSS)?" ATOM,
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6y ago
XML is the only serious, modern document format we have and well within the realm of web browsers.
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6y ago
Each time somebody mentions, that 'libxslt2' is on an XPath 1.0 level (20 years old, we are at v3.1, currently) and how nice an update would be, the common agreement is the same: " lots of work, which nobody pays for."
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6y ago
Still, we do it constantly: Any monitor/screen is just a "lightbulb", that we are staring into day to day.
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6y ago
3E
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6y ago
I didn't even know it existed. But now that I hear about it, I would like to have it.
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6y ago
> Couldn't that have been said about the World Wide Web itself in 1994? And for a long time, it was! Let's not forget, that the novelty/impact of Internet ("a new world, we need it!") and an abstract concept like
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6y ago
> At some point, the collective tech community needs to develop a serious alternative to the current reality of a single corporation controlling the overwhelming majority of [...] I think we all can agree on this. The question, however,
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6y ago
What still escapes me, even after reading the article: What dots do you need to connect to feel it is totally neccessary to buy gift-cards for the FBI?
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6y ago
Oops, sorry Fabrice, wherever you are. @als0: Thanks for pointing that out.
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6y ago
I wonder, why nobody mentioned Patrice Bellard's BPG[1]. It is based on HEVC and can be supported in any browser via a Javascript. From his website: BPG (Better Portable Graphics) is a new image format. Its purpose is to replace t
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6y ago
I prefer desktop apps and I pay license fees for those, which I use as standard for the task or daily. Nothing beats them. I especially like it if they are made scriptable, preferably by using a scripting host provided by the OS (if availab
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6y ago
If I display the page in 90% size, the images are become dirty. If I enhance to >100% they seem to be fine.
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6y ago
Ouch! This just came 15 years too late for me. I would have loved this in Windows XP times to style MS HTML Applications (HTA). Anybody knows of some (preferrably simple, preferrably outside of any UI framework) Windows 10 CSS style, that i
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6y ago
I agree. Though, what you are doing is no "kitsch". I'd rather call it "getting off the hook". The "kitsch", for me, is those overly idyllic Japanese anime characters and stereotypes.
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6y ago
I would like to see much more work on "Generic Scripting Hosts", like ActiveScripting (MS) and OSA (Apple)? But since everybody develops into the cloud, goodbye elegant user experience...
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6y ago
You don't get healed by kitsch. You get healed by facing the issue and working (out)/fighting hard.
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7y ago
This is why I still use my Sony Experia Z3 Compact. It has a 4.7" screen, which is the maximum I am willing to take. I feel like you.
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7y ago
Behold! You want us guys to wear man-purses and mini skirts?
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7y ago
Because, there can be only one user agent ...!
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7y ago
I see no "free" on that page. The only thing, which is free, is the first month. Then it costs EUR 16.90/month.
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7y ago
No need to register on many IRC networks. I do not need to be registered on Freenode (though, I am).
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7y ago
Wox seems to have a clever way to do user plugins by just using a JSONRPC interface.
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7y ago
Just try a modern graphical IRC client. It's all menu/GUI driven. You have a list, often preset with all the IRC servers, worldwide. Just choose the one you want and add it to "Favorites". There, list all channels, searc
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