> That thinking of them as anything other than directions with magnitudes is wrong. Mathematicians like to think of just about everything as vectors, so that sentence seems a bit off. Anyway, yeah, starting from…
For me, it was Chrome's peerless DevTools (although Firefox has been catching up recently) and the fact that entering full screen on Firefox freezes up the entire UI for me (it's probably some bad interaction with…
Out of curiosity, who are the people who want DRM? I understand that big media producers want them, in some misguided attempt at protecting their IP, but is that it?
Honestly, it's not that big a deal, in my opinion. Firstly, it looks much better, since the operators, i e. the ideas I'm most familiar with, take up the least space. Secondly (and more stupidly), millions of…
I don't know about Pijul, but it claims to have solved the exponential merge problem. https://pijul.org/faq/
Hacker News definitely does duplicate detection, but if enough time has passed then duplicates are allowed.
Thank you for that perspective - I've never thought of it that way before. Would it be worth appending "if you don't know what this means, ask your local nerd"?
Sorry I don't have anything more substantive to add, but yes, I would be liable.
Yeah, I expect the seller to know what they're selling.
> That thinking of them as anything other than directions with magnitudes is wrong. Mathematicians like to think of just about everything as vectors, so that sentence seems a bit off. Anyway, yeah, starting from…
For me, it was Chrome's peerless DevTools (although Firefox has been catching up recently) and the fact that entering full screen on Firefox freezes up the entire UI for me (it's probably some bad interaction with…
Out of curiosity, who are the people who want DRM? I understand that big media producers want them, in some misguided attempt at protecting their IP, but is that it?
Honestly, it's not that big a deal, in my opinion. Firstly, it looks much better, since the operators, i e. the ideas I'm most familiar with, take up the least space. Secondly (and more stupidly), millions of…
I don't know about Pijul, but it claims to have solved the exponential merge problem. https://pijul.org/faq/
Hacker News definitely does duplicate detection, but if enough time has passed then duplicates are allowed.
Thank you for that perspective - I've never thought of it that way before. Would it be worth appending "if you don't know what this means, ask your local nerd"?
Sorry I don't have anything more substantive to add, but yes, I would be liable.
Yeah, I expect the seller to know what they're selling.