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silon3

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    Comment #9824992

    I'm not a lisp user, but I've used xml + xslt to generate xslt that processes xml to xhtml and I liked it ;)

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    Comment #9796934

    I miss semicolons ;)

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    Comment #9777356

    And that's why people use NOSQL. It's much more predictable in production use.

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    Comment #9737722

    What we need is declarative html markup again (JS optional). CSS also should be optional. Otherwise, long live adblock, noscript, user stylesheets, ...

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    Comment #9720608

    Before they announced this, I actually considered getting a Facebook account.

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    Comment #9650779

    > You are right. The guy that wrote PowerShell says that UNIX is document oriented configuration while windows is API oriented configuration. That's an interesting way of putting i…

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    Comment #9575659

    This needs some comment on proper usage (locking, isolation, ...) of these to avoid deadlocks (one thread inserts, other updates at the same time, ...). Without this this incomplet…

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    Comment #9510014

    Does it handle locking (aka no deadlocks) correctly?

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    Comment #9464753

    I use MSSQL on a current project and really don't like it's query optimizer. It relies too much on statistics which means that slightly complex queries get random behavior really q…

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    Comment #9463967

    Exactly. IMO all css/html features that conflict with this should be deprecated and REMOVED from the standard.

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    Comment #9463964

    How does one use it? Apart from reading view?

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    Comment #9457602

    Does JIT (or late/deploy time optimize/link) help here? Would it be easier to make deterministic builds when optimizer is not involved?

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    Comment #9392646

    What I find intolerable on a Mac is the behavior of ctrl+left/right. I expect it to jump to previous/next word and nothing else.

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    Comment #9349548

    Can it link to torrent?

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    Comment #9210804

    Unfortunately, 'localhost' is not multiuser safe. So a better (cross browser!) alternative would be OK.

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    Comment #9183103

    Agreed. Also it should be generating queries based on foreign keys/indexes (including joins). Others should not be allowed in an interactive app anyway: developer should be warned/…

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    Comment #9118348

    Is http://localhost / 127.0.0.1 considered secure?

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    Comment #8971762

    Yup, it's not really specific to SSH. The same problems occur using SSL X509 client certificates. Non-technical users will get confused unless they have a smart card/token that sec…

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    Comment #8640464

    Using sane/standard logging should be the first thing an installer asks before installing systemd based OS. In fact, just make separate .isos for this. (and I like systemd, at leas…

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    Comment #8607212

    When one can run Visual Studio on OSX/Linux...

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    Comment #8507879

    To signal spam content ;)

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    Comment #8503063

    "like" (it happened to me) No journald. Consequently, this also means no libqrencode and libmicrohttpd integration, nor hooking coredumps to the journal. The default log target for…

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    Comment #8415853

    Systemd is great step ahead in theory. Seems even to be quite stable in practice. Binary logs by default are a disastrous decision however.

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    Comment #8382114

    It'd be a good idea to have Keyboard only day for UI designers...

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    Comment #8350437

    Is there a "Ctrl+tab" extension that works properly with this?