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Comment #16846842
That hasn't always been the case, perhaphs he tried it a few years ago when you had to have silverlight.
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Comment #16743605
Actually looks pretty great to me. What do you consider wrong with it?
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Comment #16674394
I don't consider any framework cross-platform unless it also targets TempleOS.
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Comment #16647098
I have the same issue on my Linux laptop. It seems like Firefox always maxes out at least one core when loading pages or rendering pages with certain video codecs. I'm guessing Chr…
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Comment #16445497
Does the possibility of needing to fend off some lunatic outweigh all the negatives of loose gun control? Rural residents will still be able to own a gun but maybe they should pass…
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Comment #16069187
Anyone know of a similar extension for Firefox?
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Comment #16021570
Seems like you're making a lot of assumptions about programmers who write native code.
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Comment #15998968
The links would still be blue, "text-decoration: none" will just remove the underline.
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Comment #15504283
If you use DuckDuckGo as your standard search engine you can also prepend "!mdn" to your search query to search MDN. This also works with any website wich supports search I think. …
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Comment #15489363
I love the last quote of the interview which roughly translates to: "But this prize might contribute to my family understanding that I do something of value while they sleep."[0] S…
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Comment #15489333
It seems prizes where the winner is awarded without competing or without giving a presentation are tax exempt [0]. [0] http://www.privataaffarer.se/fragor/ar-nobelpriset-skattepli.…
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Comment #15022817
As a student at liu who had no prior knowledge about lysator it's always interesting to see lysator links in the wild, they seem to pop up when least expected. How come the site is…
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Comment #14495860
I have the exact same experience. Firefox on macOS is sluggish but on the same machine on Linux it's very responsive.