The only complicated part of this method is securing the key, and the key is definitely required or you may as well just save it as plain text. You sync your DB across multiple cloud services, and to decrypt you use a…
I've done this before. The performance on IE, firefox, safari and mobile is complete shit yet suprisingly good in Chrome.
Honestly I'd rather a t520 over this new Dell i7 e7450 latitude they have our developers using. The keyboard has... Fn key Home and End keys! Maximum cringe.
Quick suggestion; grab ShareX and make some .webm's showcasing Relax for your landing page. Much more accessible than learning how it all works. People want to see results.
https://www.google.com.au/logos/doodles/2015/googles-new-log...
Much appreciated, I'm definitely saving this!
Thats wrong. Pro lets you choose not to download it indefinitely with the option I described. Unless you're implying it auto-downloads after a few weeks, I wouldn't know.
While I recommend a switch to Linux/Mac, you can make updates behave like Win7 by opening "Edit Group Policies" in the start search. Then look for Windows Updates for the option. Without this done windows will actually…
I'm definitely excited for ProseMirror. If it's as quality as CodeMirror I'll be happily integrating it into everything I build!
I'd love CoffeeScript support. Additionally... Tonic is comparible to CodePen in terms of testing and thus gave me the idea; Perhaps you could also include other languages into your platform. Such as a Stylus REPL,…
How does this compare to Sortable? https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable
Then at the top of your readme you should absolutely write [[Project feature complete and stable]], or something to that effect. You just can't look at a repo and discern its completeness in an easy way. Also explain…
I had the displeasure of reading most of what you wrote and am writing this to convince you of something: Please stop. Your SJW politics is off topic and in my opinion; utterly trivial nonsense. You were out-argued and…
This is a mostly garbage. It doesn't even mention control flow; callbacks, promises. A big problem with JS is in part its best quality; flexibility. New and old developers need to be shown how JS has evolved to be…
That's interesting stuff. I was also in a car accident and afterwards both he and I could recount each other's facial expressions (Though they could be imagined). I just wonder whether it is memory fidelity increasing…
I've observed that the SJW hive think has skyrocketed over the last year on HN. I used to be able to predict ridicule in the comments, but instead I find pandering and PC nonsense. It's pretty depressing overall.
Thing is that node can be searched by "node" "nodejs" "node.js" thus the results will always be skewed by a single term like "PHP". When you think about it, PHP is not as high as you would expect in comparison.
As a user of Android HN apps, premii seems to beat them in all aspects. The major aspect being them actually working properly. It seems like apps are less maintainable. Right now pretty much all of the Android HN apps…
>Cons: Larger memory footprint The more annoying con is lack of shared memory. A single process can be much less complex when it doesn't have to worry about messaging systems and off process caching.
Firefox added a new scrolling feature in Aurora. layers.async-pan-zoom.enabled;true With this enabled scrolling is calculated in its own thread which makes Firefox insanely smooth now, so I doubt I'd notice a difference…
It already is for me. I had to spend ~2-3 days recently debugging IE11's utterly abysmal dom performance and stylesheet performance. Smooth as butter on chrome, 4 FPS on IE. The only way to fix it was to display: none…
I've tried Webstorm and assumed IntelliJ IDEA had the same pitfalls, which, if I recall correctly, was poor performance and flaky autocompletion. I'll have to download it anyway and try though, if only to see what it…
I was really excited about Visual Studio for a chance at Coffeescript intellisense, however I learned after the several gig download it wasn't supported. It seems there is basically no way to get proper autocomplete in…
The title is a bit misleading. Pentagon's $55B mystery plane is secret... Yet the planes only cost half a billion each: ... The service estimates it will cost $55 billion to build as many as 100 of what it calls the…
"Anyone can buy a ticket and climb aboard, but they won’t see anything approaching 800 mph. Getting up to that mark requires about 100 miles of track, Ahlborn says, and “speed is not really what we want to test here.”"
The only complicated part of this method is securing the key, and the key is definitely required or you may as well just save it as plain text. You sync your DB across multiple cloud services, and to decrypt you use a…
I've done this before. The performance on IE, firefox, safari and mobile is complete shit yet suprisingly good in Chrome.
Honestly I'd rather a t520 over this new Dell i7 e7450 latitude they have our developers using. The keyboard has... Fn key Home and End keys! Maximum cringe.
Quick suggestion; grab ShareX and make some .webm's showcasing Relax for your landing page. Much more accessible than learning how it all works. People want to see results.
https://www.google.com.au/logos/doodles/2015/googles-new-log...
Much appreciated, I'm definitely saving this!
Thats wrong. Pro lets you choose not to download it indefinitely with the option I described. Unless you're implying it auto-downloads after a few weeks, I wouldn't know.
While I recommend a switch to Linux/Mac, you can make updates behave like Win7 by opening "Edit Group Policies" in the start search. Then look for Windows Updates for the option. Without this done windows will actually…
I'm definitely excited for ProseMirror. If it's as quality as CodeMirror I'll be happily integrating it into everything I build!
I'd love CoffeeScript support. Additionally... Tonic is comparible to CodePen in terms of testing and thus gave me the idea; Perhaps you could also include other languages into your platform. Such as a Stylus REPL,…
How does this compare to Sortable? https://github.com/RubaXa/Sortable
Then at the top of your readme you should absolutely write [[Project feature complete and stable]], or something to that effect. You just can't look at a repo and discern its completeness in an easy way. Also explain…
I had the displeasure of reading most of what you wrote and am writing this to convince you of something: Please stop. Your SJW politics is off topic and in my opinion; utterly trivial nonsense. You were out-argued and…
This is a mostly garbage. It doesn't even mention control flow; callbacks, promises. A big problem with JS is in part its best quality; flexibility. New and old developers need to be shown how JS has evolved to be…
That's interesting stuff. I was also in a car accident and afterwards both he and I could recount each other's facial expressions (Though they could be imagined). I just wonder whether it is memory fidelity increasing…
I've observed that the SJW hive think has skyrocketed over the last year on HN. I used to be able to predict ridicule in the comments, but instead I find pandering and PC nonsense. It's pretty depressing overall.
Thing is that node can be searched by "node" "nodejs" "node.js" thus the results will always be skewed by a single term like "PHP". When you think about it, PHP is not as high as you would expect in comparison.
As a user of Android HN apps, premii seems to beat them in all aspects. The major aspect being them actually working properly. It seems like apps are less maintainable. Right now pretty much all of the Android HN apps…
>Cons: Larger memory footprint The more annoying con is lack of shared memory. A single process can be much less complex when it doesn't have to worry about messaging systems and off process caching.
Firefox added a new scrolling feature in Aurora. layers.async-pan-zoom.enabled;true With this enabled scrolling is calculated in its own thread which makes Firefox insanely smooth now, so I doubt I'd notice a difference…
It already is for me. I had to spend ~2-3 days recently debugging IE11's utterly abysmal dom performance and stylesheet performance. Smooth as butter on chrome, 4 FPS on IE. The only way to fix it was to display: none…
I've tried Webstorm and assumed IntelliJ IDEA had the same pitfalls, which, if I recall correctly, was poor performance and flaky autocompletion. I'll have to download it anyway and try though, if only to see what it…
I was really excited about Visual Studio for a chance at Coffeescript intellisense, however I learned after the several gig download it wasn't supported. It seems there is basically no way to get proper autocomplete in…
The title is a bit misleading. Pentagon's $55B mystery plane is secret... Yet the planes only cost half a billion each: ... The service estimates it will cost $55 billion to build as many as 100 of what it calls the…
"Anyone can buy a ticket and climb aboard, but they won’t see anything approaching 800 mph. Getting up to that mark requires about 100 miles of track, Ahlborn says, and “speed is not really what we want to test here.”"