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tooker

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    I read the entire thing and still can't tell if this is a joke.

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    Comment #36745245

    Reminds me of http://www.realultimatepower.net/

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    Comment #33941446

    Author note: Hopefully you have fun with this. You can compare the performance of your phone to your workstation on any architecture. I'm having fun learning about WASM performance…

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    Comment #30518915

    I use MDN heavily every day and this is really depressing. When I first landed on a fresh page today I thought I'd clicked on the wrong link and got some low-rent MDN knockoff by a…

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    Comment #27445316

    Could not agree more! Firefox begining to support V3 is also extremely troubling; regardless of the compromises they are offering for adblockers. We need to resist this.

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    Comment #27442573

    V3 is a cancer. As a full time extension developer I am dreading the notion of chrome successfully deprecating V2. Hopefully developers can rise up against V3 before it's too late.…

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    Comment #24265433

    Go Jonathan!

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    Comment #22216439

    Netscape ran on Unix platforms.. buggy or not its support was vastly more important than IE on an ethical level.

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    Comment #19636846

    THIS * 1000

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    Comment #18231379

    https://forsta.io is missing.

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    Comment #16797611

    It's agnostic. Really any person/agency that wants E2E messaging but with some e-discovery capabilities done in a decentralized fashion.

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    Comment #15484845

    It's ported directly from the javascript lib so most of the interfaces are exactly the same (async differences in some cases and a couple storage interface differences, see: " rel=…

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    Comment #15484005

    The C components are just a few emscripten compiled curve25519-donna and ed25519 functions for elliptic curve routines. It comes directly from the web library without any alteratio…

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    Comment #14274380

    It used to irritate me having to use alternative grammar for accessing values in a mapping vs accessing object attributes. However this is an area where I learned to appreciate Pyt…

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    Comment #11556985

    That's almost exactly the use case I began with. It unapologetically requires python 3.5+ but if you're already there I'd be happy to see and support some of your use cases. Hit me…

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    Comment #11556383

    I have a library for doing coordinated async IO in python that addresses some of the scheduling and resource contention issues hinted out in the later part of this post. It's calle…