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It's called Electron and it shouldn't have been used for building desktop apps in the first place. I presume it was built as an inside joke when people were joking about web browsers becoming the new OS. That said, it allows companies to use cheap web developers to build (previously more pricey) desktop apps, so it's used everywhere now. It's good enough to make money, but obviously using the wrong tool for the job w…
When you compare Winamp 2.x with Spotify, you realize how slow software is today.
Typometer: A tool to measure and analyze the visual latency of text editors
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Re: Typometer: A tool to measure and analyze the visual latency of text editors
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This is one of the reasons why Windows drives me bonkers— all the interesting settings seem to be locked in disused basement lavatories. See also changing capslock to control.
> See also changing capslock to control. Is it even possible to do it through system settings alone, even if obscure ones? I use AutoHotkey to do Caps Lock -> Ctrl remap, and it's one of the first programs I install on every new system.
Thanks for the AHK tip. The programs I usually find look like hastily-constructed malware on a dodgy sourceforge link & always make me feel real :-| about installing them on a fresh box.
Re: Typometer: A tool to measure and analyze the visual latency of text editors
#103Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is one of the reasons why Windows drives me bonkers— all the interesting settings seem to be locked in disused basement lavatories. See also changing capslock to control.
> See also changing capslock to control. Is it even possible to do it through system settings alone, even if obscure ones? I use AutoHotkey to do Caps Lock -> Ctrl remap, and it's one of the first programs I install on every new system.
Re: Typometer: A tool to measure and analyze the visual latency of text editors
#104Earlier quoted context omitted.
> See also changing capslock to control. Is it even possible to do it through system settings alone, even if obscure ones? I use AutoHotkey to do Caps Lock -> Ctrl remap, and it's one of the first programs I install on every new system.
Happy 10th HN anniversary!
Wow, how the time flies!