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Comment #36672658
This looks like a very nice product and it matches exactly something that I've been wanting and thinking about. So I tried to order one (using PayPal), but it doesn't seem like you…
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Comment #30253763
I clicked through to the tiling WM that he was using for KDE and one of the things under "Features" that got my attention was this: > Support for setting windows to floating or qui…
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Comment #29866942
If you find this interesting then you might also be interested in SnapRAID: https://www.snapraid.it/ > SnapRAID is a backup program for disk arrays. It stores parity information of…
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Comment #26956472
> multi-touch gestures added in Gnome 40 This sounds like a great improvement! Is this Gnome-specific or can we soon expect to see this in other DEs as well?
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Comment #26381425
I wonder if something like this could be effective against grey silverfish? They move slowly, usually on the floor at night and they're big and nice for the camera to see.
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Comment #22825765
This looks very nice! I've been thinking about something like this for quite a while. May I suggest two additional features that I would love to see in such a window manager: 1. A …
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Comment #15891170
What special tooling is required to deal with a monorepo that is not required for multi repo?
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Comment #15233642
> Imagine you know someone in the public eye, let's say a musician, with their own website. They enable comments In my mind it would be the users, not the site owners that would en…
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Comment #15233523
I haven't thought out the details, but I really think that it should not be the website owner, or any other individual or organization, but rather some sort of decentralized commun…
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Comment #15233008
Here's a slightly off-topic dream about online comments: In an ideal comment system I believe that articles, comments and moderation events should come from three different, decent…
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Comment #14807426
What do these things cost?
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Comment #14648576
> do not autoplay video setting. Not to mention sound .
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Comment #14604905
> when stdlib will be more @nogc friendly How does @nogc work in D? Is it easy to keep track of what needs freeing and what does not or is it easy to mix up and get hard bugs? Also…
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Comment #14197245
Why not just let me type it?
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Comment #14008571
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop HEADLINE: Ability to completely disable all dpi scaling DESCRIPTION: I've bought a high-res screen with the intention to get more screen real-estate, but it …
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Comment #12943199
This is an improvement, but I don't think that sound is always welcome in the selected tab either. With a few exceptions (like YouTube) I'd like sound to be off by default.
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Comment #12943099
Chrome already require webpages to ask permission in order to use resources like camera and microphone. I think it should do the same for speakers.
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Comment #12246249
They could display that same "this page is not secure"-page that they display on broken certificates.
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Comment #12168760
I would really like to see an article comparing Flynn with Deis. Last time I looked it seemed to me like two different implementations of the same thing. What are the differences?
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Comment #12045589
It would be cool to do this with a compass. Would it be possible to make it such that one could feel the pin even though it's encapsulated inside the device?
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Comment #11378304
I would imagine that Command & Conquer-like games could be a good fit for VR as it requires overview where you'll usually have to scroll in cases where you'd otherwise just lift an…
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Comment #11196748
No mention of the amount of RAM anywhere.
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Comment #10068908
Cool stuff. I really like the idea, but why so many symbols? On slide "2.5 Piping" I find the description on the right to be far more readable than the examples on the left. Also t…
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Comment #9923966
Can you elaborate on you stack and toolchain? I'm curious about what's simple and works well with React.