gbromios

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by gbromios 7d ago
> I finally capitulated to earbuds I'm not audiophile, but I was prepared to do the same, despite the discomfort and obviously-lower sound quality... but the mic isn't even sufficient for meetings in a public place (e.g. a dine
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by gbromios 7d ago
well said
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by gbromios 13d ago
I'm no rust expert but isn't this sort of thing exactly what traits handle well?
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by gbromios 19d ago
funny how disorienting it is to see the galaxy from this orientation after playing so much elite dangerous
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by gbromios 1y ago
I wish that it did actually break the web so I didn't have to see this same dumbass article every two weeks
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by gbromios 2y ago
"revenge fork" lol this is an excellent term for describing this sort of thing
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by gbromios 2y ago
the irony of pontificating on UI with a bunch of random mouse pointers jiggling all over the article I'm trying to read...
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by gbromios 3y ago
I am personally a rabid descriptivist, but I still find myself somehow sympathetic to this editor's cause. Much like "literally", losing the "official" meaning of "comprise" would leave us (i.e. English sp
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by gbromios 3y ago
what a bizarre reading...
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by gbromios 3y ago
I deeply, un-ironically respect their ethos and their hideous, distracting color scheme
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by gbromios 5y ago
this is great, but what sticks out to me is how quickly this seems to have been rolled out. Unless I'm misreading something, this went from first public draft [1] to full support [2] in less than two years? Maybe I just haven't be
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by gbromios 5y ago
I really want to avoid invoking any cliches to the effect of "youth is wasted on the young" here, but even though that's an unfair generalization, there's still a grain of truth to the sentiment: there are certain aspect
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by gbromios 5y ago
Fuck yeah, I love svgs. I'm not a designer so this isn't really for me, but the potential here is huge. Nice work.
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by gbromios 5y ago
Damn, that is beautiful, but feels too condensed for a terminal/text editor. Maybe I'll give it a try anyway...
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by gbromios 5y ago
Are you suggesting that ff traffic would be substantially higher if I were to account for users that were obfuscating their user agent header?
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by gbromios 5y ago
What a deeply ignorant perspective. Too infuriating to ignore. Firefox users constitute <1% of my traffic. If you had any context for how widely browsers diverged on webrtc features (especially video), you'd realize that ff support
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by gbromios 5y ago
> I think becomes difficult to argue and render this question invalid if we fail to quantify a problem. It is difficult. It's probably the central difficulty of UIs on the web. However what I said is still true: The quantification i
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by gbromios 5y ago
As with most things UI, it's subjective and difficult to quantify, but in the context of a website, it could mean a few things. If you, as a user, feel that the site is sluggish, unresponsive or difficult to use because it feels too cr
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by gbromios 9y ago
I have no idea. Like I said, I was only a casual observer of the rally against systemd. I get the feeling that the opposition was more about ethos than any irrefutable technical argument.
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by gbromios 9y ago
>I get the impression that OP seems to just be abandoning systemd to build another... systemd. So it seems like not-invented-here syndrome. well, he does say: >There may be a bit of NIH syndrome leading to this decision; that’s ok, I
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by gbromios 9y ago
>prototype chicken nugget for some reason, this phrase resonates deeply with me.
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by gbromios 9y ago
If BotW is the only game that ever comes out for the Switch, I'd still be satisfied with the purchase.
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by gbromios 9y ago
If by "the political motives of YouTube" you mean "the brand identities of their advertisers", then yes. If Old Spice or whoever doesn't want their deodorant sold by alt-right vloggers, there's no way for YouTu
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by gbromios 10y ago
This was a typical Richard Feynman explanation. On the one hand, it infuriated the experts who had worked on the problem because it neglected to even mention all of the clever problems that they had solved. On the other hand, it delighted
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by gbromios 10y ago
>Not that it would have spared him from fizzbuzz on the interview these days.. I'd hope an interviewer would view an applicant's fizzbuzz as a pleasant surprise if it came with a bit of casual mathematical proof.
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by gbromios 12y ago
Dreamweaver 2.0