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rev087
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Comment #14963322
Pretty much what I would do. Netflix has such a large catalog, that I don't bother cancelling during periods when I'm not even using the service. If the content I'm interested in i…
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Comment #12301536
I'm on the same boat, the only complaint being the lack of history search. And I like Discord so much that I switched our office from Hipchat to Discord, despite it being exclusive…
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Comment #11624993
I'm Brazilian, my phone got bombarded with " just joined Telegram" notifications today.
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Comment #10659841
This was incredibly educational for me. My only feedback/request would be to reinforce the difference between `align-content` and `align-items`. I still don't quite get when to use…
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Comment #10659822
I too struggled on the last level, which was certainly jarring because the ramp up until that point was quite gentle. That said, I did enjoy the last level as a challenge; it promp…
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Comment #10299649
I might be the exception, but I find Github comments much easier to digest and manage as an archive than mailing lists. In all the years working in the industry, I could never get …
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Comment #9826215
For me, depends on the level of experience I have with the language/platform/library, ranging from once a month to a dozen times in a day.
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Comment #9802754
Has been like this for as long as I can remember (at least back to IE6).
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Comment #8556405
Valid criticism, but Blogspot is to blame here.
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Comment #8012926
To counterbalance, I think the Beats products look great and I've been tempted to buy them, but this very "image" around the brand sets me off greatly. That's the problem with endo…
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Comment #7895518
I've been using this for a while, and it's wonderful to parse the output from API calls requested via curl, as well as quickly checking a specific package.json field from the npm o…
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Comment #7861825
You just need to get used to incorporating Dash into your workflow. If it helps convincing you, Dash also has tabs and uses the same shortcuts as Chrome.
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Comment #7838331
Apple is a big, rich corporation. But in that campus there are still human developers. Radical hypothesis: what if this started as a pet project, got the attention of more employee…
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Comment #7759722
While Angular can certainly be used for simple progressive enhancement-kind interactions, its strength lies in single page/fat client apps, and in this case not having javascript a…
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Comment #7757135
My thoughts exactly. Also, I wonder what ever happened to Google Goggles, which as I recall was very similar technology.
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Comment #7650150
That's pretty neat, but this demo uses some sort of scrolling emulation, so in the iPhone (tested in a 4s) this particular implementation breaks: Taping the status bar to scroll to…
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Comment #7637988
The bit about taking a picture of food you are about to consume and reading/logging nutritional data might be closer to viability once smartphones get Kinnect-like 3D sensors, maki…
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Comment #7534263
Videos are not loading for me at all using Safari 7.0.3
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Comment #7534214
That seems to be the "loading indicator". I was confused for a second, then it just faded away. I don't think there's a browser API to actually know wether the user has headphones …
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Comment #7401861
The problem is that github itself agregates value. Issues, Gist, not to mention that various package management systems use github as the repository.
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Comment #7382878
I haven't used npm tasks yet, so take this with a grain of salt. Grunt has two main advantages: a rich plugin ecosystem, with easy-to-configure/use tasks for pretty much anything I…
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Comment #7369714
A few years ago there was even a small "gold rush" for emoji domains. http://www.panic.com/blog/the-worlds-first-emoji-domain/
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Comment #7237650
It's interesting to think of the benefits a modern constructed language and script could bring, but a way to foster adoption would be a very difficult task. Esperanto has a lot of …
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Comment #6996743
There is also a second post from the same - apparently compromised - author: http://blogs.skype.com/2014/01/01/dont-use-microsoft-emails-...
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Comment #6832957
If there ever will be one, someone needs to announce it first. And if the timing is commercially interesting for Amazon, that just reflect the fact that Amazon is a company with fi…