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geekles
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Comment #36847626
I agree with this statement. Twitter as a platform and product works better today than it did a year ago. Less bots makes a huge difference. It's also not hard to imagine why they …
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Comment #28122330
They should have been doing this, but California is currently mis-governed.
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Comment #28089285
As if this will be limited to "iThings". If you don't think this tech is coming to all devices, you're not paying attention to the state of the world.
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Comment #23541445
Mac support in games is less important now than ever before. Services such as Shadow are how I game on my Mac now.
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Comment #23323760
The word "should" implies non-conclusivity.
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Comment #21781607
Meanwhile, Poetry just announced 1.0: https://python-poetry.org/blog/announcing-poetry-1-0-0.html
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Comment #20919066
You've never encountered badmouthing from a pro builder about other tool brands? How many did you talk to? Builders make the Ford v Chevy debates look minimal in comparison.
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Comment #20233229
Sidecar adds a Touch Bar on the iPad to all Macs that support Sidecar.
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Comment #19970114
The new Microsoft Edge has prefers-color-scheme as well.
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Comment #18033203
Hyper2 is pretty good for windows. Also the built in VSCode terminal is serviceable.
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Comment #16851859
No, actually, it doesn't. What helps to prevent spammed low quality apps is the app review process. Those who are spamming the app stores with low quality, keyword dense apps are t…
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Comment #16851837
The point of a PWA is that the app store is not needed. Why would you be trying to get a PWA into the app store?
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Comment #1823770
HN would disagree with the one rant the author spent the longest time on.
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Comment #1016265
Perhaps the Wave protocol could be adapted to this sort of purpose. It seems designed for it, really.
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Comment #1015955
I got started in grade school. We had a bunch of Apple IIc's and IIe's. We learned basic. I believe my first "real" program was a graphic of Spuds McKenzie, the Budweiser dog. I di…
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Comment #1006119
Offtopic: Everytime I see XMPP in print, it makes me think of that media player I use to use in fvwm way back when.
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Comment #1006077
The challenge should be LOC total, including the LOC of the libraries used. That is the only possible way to compare apples to apples. Otherwise, what is to stop you from wrapping …
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Comment #1002964
I'm glad I looked at this list, hadn't seen a couple of these projects before. It should be called 2009 Ruby Top Ten, but interesting all the same.
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Comment #999170
I really dig smalltalk, especially the Pharo project, which I believe is a fork of Squeak. The development environment is a joy to use, although unfamiliar to the uninitiated, but …
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Comment #997785
This sounds like due diligence to protect shareholder interests. "If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place." - o…
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Comment #995473
Is it possible to use this with Chrome? I haven't seen a way yet. It seems kind of silly to leave out support for their own browser. Google toolbar requires IE or Firefox.
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Comment #995227
Personally I like that. The more google records for me, the closer to a true lifestream we get. Saves me some work.
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Comment #992694
The problem with GWT is java, which makes it meh.
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Comment #992019
Google is the exobrain. All the world's knowledge in the palm of your hand.
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Comment #991493
If the rumors of this being a VoIP only phone, with a data access only plan are true, this is a "big deal". This could be the beginning of the end for consumer telephony.