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PrototypeNM1

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    Comment #41311407

    Think of it like memory hierarchies. Bookmarks are long term storage, tabs are registers. Tab groups fall somewhere in the middle, easy to reengage with and easy to put out of focu…

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    Comment #34087087

    Probably mistaking Denmark for "Holland".

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    Comment #26080582

    They added lazy loading of fonts a couple years back, which took a chunk out of startup time.

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    Comment #24127519

    > * It has an easy-to-use package manager, and I'm not sure where C++ is on that front. In the inescapable hell of n+1 competing standards.

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    Comment #22460942

    Given GDC is postponed are you planning to wait out and see if it's successfully rescheduled or otherwise? I've been on a bit of a GA binge recently and am especially curious what …

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    Comment #22344465

    Does your GDC talk have a name yet? I'd like to keep an eye out for it.

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    Comment #21902600

    I don't know the current state of go package management but I do know the equivalent Go project cited Rust's package manager Cargo as a good reference for developing their own. You…

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    Comment #21362682

    I find it important to note that small communities where it is reasonable to know everyone and expect to be known are just as "real" as offline communites. I think there were a few…

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    Comment #21038790

    > A lot of game engines use a mark-and-release per-frame allocation buffer. I've heard of this concept but a search for "mark-and-release per-frame allocation buffer" returned this…

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    Comment #20949160

    Iirc RefCell is marked !Sync, I thought Mutex was the multithreadong analog?

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    Comment #20423060

    For the curious, search is now mapped to f3.

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    Comment #20057445

    Wouldn't you just constantly (always) disable it instead of typing a time consuming answer? I've had a couple false starts on doing a full write up answering this question but the …

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    Comment #20009850

    If you use Firefox on mobile I made an extension to make mindlessly browsing blacklisted sites inconvenient - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/impede/ It's undocument…

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    Comment #19983704

    I think the key component of such a model is a clearly communicated method where the community can participate in the project direction, and evidence that the method is being respe…

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    Comment #19815461

    Whenever I've read into error writing and handling I inevitability get lost in the weeds. A tl;dr summary like you provided below would be a really helpful writeup in general, espe…

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    Comment #19546005

    In addition to what has already been said, I think there's a lot of interest in reimplementing command line tools in Rust because there are a lot of useful support libraries for TU…

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    Comment #19267409

    Addressing your entire post would require further research on my part so I hope you'll excuse that I only address what I can recall off the top of my head. > Fennec Fox for mobile,…

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    Comment #19078286

    Servo was a test bed, a place to experiment with new technologies on a minimalist browser. The successful underlying technology was/is being moved into Firefox (desktop and mobile)…

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    Comment #19078088

    Maybe temporarily disabled Ublock next time you notice the behavior and test? My experience has been positive when submitting bug reports for Firefox.

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    Comment #19078014

    Iirc Firefox Mobile's jittery scroll was fixed in the last couple months (along with fling velocity) so it might be worth checking again.