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beaucollins
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About beaucollins
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Comment #43562924
It’s looking like countries with better worker protections saw zero layoffs.
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Comment #43562920
It’s worse. Max I’m seeing is 9 weeks.
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Comment #12277134
Simperium Server: https://github.com/beaucollins/node-simperium-server It's in the proof-of-concept stage so it doesn't persist the data on the server.
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Comment #12270568
Simplenote does this. These are exactly the features Simperium provides.
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Comment #12270362
The API is "open", the source code for the server running the simperium.com syncing service is not. As far as I know, open sourcing the server is something Simperium wishes to do w…
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Comment #12270307
What exactly do you mean by offline mode? No syncing to "the cloud" at all?
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Comment #12270264
Simplenote is built on top of Simperium. In fact, Simperium was originally created to provide the syncing features of Simplenote and then generalized to work as a service for anyon…
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Comment #12270180
I have implemented most of the Simperium server protocol in the `node-simperium` library ( https://github.com/Simperium/node-simperium/pull/22 ). It's definitely a very rough work …
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Comment #4839499
One workaround that was functional but subpar experience-wise: Put a transparent UIView over the status bar and wire it up to call a javascript function on your UIWebView using str…
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Comment #4835317
I have tried many a workaround, all quickly reveal a pretty crappy non-native experience.
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Comment #4834697
-webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch disables the feature where tapping the phone's status bar scrolls content back to the top. That has been a showstopper for most of the things I hav…
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Comment #517609
Since when were vertical scrollbars bad?