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solidpy
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Comment #10472520
Joomla looks like a project frozen in time. The code and template engine reek of old php. I'm glad I don't have to maintain anything in it again.
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Comment #10459373
It doesn't hurt your internet reputation as much as it gives them fake internet reputation. Which eventually will come bite them back if they try to use it.
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Comment #10458908
My local newspaper's website never links to outside pages, always to previous articles within the site. I assume it is to prevent readers to go wander off.
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Comment #10421409
What's the status of asm.js in mobile? It would be nice if there was a front-end framework in some other language that could compile to asm.js.
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Comment #10421386
An easy way to check would be to give the users gloves of a distinguishable color they are not wearing (it just have to cover the back of the hand) and check for that color to cove…
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Comment #10421261
Maybe it would be more accurate with sensors in the holds (maybe a low range IR sensor on each one). Starting/stopping the timer then would just be a matter of touching the right h…
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Comment #10402585
I once used Google Forms and Sheets to let users add data for a website (for which I had no control) and show the data with a userscript. You can even send simple sql in the url an…
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Comment #10347654
No flash, no sidebars, no bottom bars, no comments, a total of 6 requests vs 98. Of course it loads faster. And looks better. This is the way the web should be.
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Comment #10347208
Or Shogi.
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Comment #10315594
Interesting take on the monthly subscription thing. Personally I still have many humblebundle games I haven't even installed.
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Comment #10234791
No. From the article: > The SPDY support is removed, as it's incompatible with the new module.
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Comment #10234740
I think the caching makes it more like a real world scenario and even with it the benefits of HTTP/2 are notable.
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Comment #10172884
With the previous model you could just stop paying them and keep using your current version of the software. With the new model stop paying them and you are locked out. I want DRM-…
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Comment #10147513
Tbh, that could apply to any other number.
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Comment #10147487
One more rule added to my filter. Thanks.
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Comment #10137302
Maybe there's space for a site like this where only the women are allowed first contact.
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Comment #10132472
If you are still here, it would be useful if we could link to a word, e.g.: http://wordsafety.com?word=dimwit
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Comment #10132447
Name alert: Kulitta sounds like ass in some languages.
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Comment #10124393
Are they comparable? I thought UE was geared towards FPS while Unity was more generalist.
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Comment #10124344
I thought it was free until you started making an amount of money that made buying a license a non-issue.
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Comment #10124315
> I fear that it is necessary to install half of Ubuntu to get the games running This could be a good use case for Docker containers. I remember they showed Quake running on Docker…
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Comment #10119502
"Recoge" and "escoge" should work (first one for grabbing things, second for choosing things).
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Comment #10100833
And convenience comes with lack of power. Some extensions need access to more powerful features to do their thing. It would make more sense to just keep both.
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Comment #10098604
Git is free software, I don't see why RMS should have a problem with it. Is he still a commiter anyway?
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Comment #10079876
After trying it a bit, this could be very useful for quickly prototyping mobile application workflow.