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But they're still keeping the annoying touchbar. I suppose I'm stuck with Dell laptops now.

I think it's because chihuahuas and great danes have all the same bits, just with different scales/shapes. Where as entirely new muscles take a lot more work to evolve.

Kim has no part in running it these days and doesn't trust it. https://twitter.com/kimdotcom/status/799275467266105344?lang...

It's always the adverts that screw up a site. Maybe it's mining crypto currency too?

The USA would benefit a lot if it moved to a more proportional voting system. It seem ridiculous to me that such a large country effectively only has 2 parties.

I dunno about other people, but I almost completely ignore those big background posts. I think my brain sees them as adverts/spam and just filters them out.

What's a good alternative non-proprietary format that all major spreadsheet software supports?

Dogecoin is doing fine: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin/

The default terminal was a bit limited for me, but I hear they're making big improvements to it in later builds.

Give this a whirl: https://github.com/mintty/wsltty

I've stopped using PuTTY and now use MinTTY with the Ubuntu subsystem and the regular old Ubuntu SSH client. Specifically this thing: https://github.com/mintty/wsltty It's real nic…

It happens to everyone eventually, so don't feel too bad. But at least now you'll have a much more robust backup process.

What annoys me the most about the interface is that dialogs ALWAYS open on the wrong screen. Is it so hard to open the dialogs on the same screen as the main window?

All fine for me in Safari on OSX 10.10.3 http://i.imgur.com/ZwbQ08N.png

Apple emulated PowerPC on x86 when they initially switched to Intel CPUs, and it wasn't too bad really.

Nope, I don't think so. It would be hard to pull off as you might be using the font on an and the user could type any character. Or you could be pulling text in through an XHR and …

Could Facebook make the page narrower please?

You should try hot-reloading, then it'll work on the first try... kinda.

Well, at least they won't have to compete with the UK soon.

This falls apart when you need multiple scopes as it can't tell how to group the 'AND' and 'OR's. The new Rails syntax avoids this problem.

I don't think he even uses source control, so I imagine the code is not the cleanest.

While it's not legally binding it would be political suicide for the government to go against the referendum. There's zero chance of them doing that.

Some nanotubes have a similar affect to asbestos when inhaled, so I sure hope they're not just leaving piles of it lying around. Source: http://www.nanotechproject.org/news/archive…