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The API of RethinkDB is quite enjoyable as well

Kernel::Native

Does Opal support Native to an extent to allow me to use it with existing libraries such as Backbone without the need of writing extensive wrappers? Opal is an awesome project, but the last time when I looked at it using JS libraries with it wasn't trivial.

I see this useful for writing UserScripts/browser extensions.

Their future releases may be based on Qt::WebEngine instead of Qt::WebKit

To Ruby on Rails users I recommend the requirejs-rails Gem -- it automatically integrates RequireJS with the asset pipline. It can also server templates in AMD compatible format instead of throwing them into the JST[] Array.

One of the benefits of RequireJS is runtime script loading. You can configure RequireJS to exclude some rarely used functionality/file from the minified asset build -- The extra file will only be fetched when needed.

The trackpoint is like Vim. At first you find it inconvenient and you try to avoid it. Once you learn it and start being proficient in using the trackpoint you start noticing how efficient it becomes, no need to move you hands of the keyboard in order to quickly navigate the cursor, after which you quickly return to typing. Now you have gotten used to the trackpoint and using another machine without a trackpoint gives you that 'I want to navigate the red cap' feeling, which is the same as being in a non Vim text editor and stopping yourself from using the hjkl keys from navigating.

Just submitted a pull request with a screenshot.

It would be nice if you packaged it in node-webkit

Qualifies as the OS X answer.

Doesn't mention how @@ is evil. @@ are not your usual class variables. @@ should be avoided in most programs.

The most convenient old way of quickly accessing an inbox was inbox_nickname.mailinator.com -- this still works today.

That website has a memory leak. I left it open for about 10-15min and it ate 2GB of my ram.

Whats the TLDR of the article?

The UI of Opera 12.5 on Linux is way faster than the UI of Chrome, Firefox. Tab opening for example is significantly faster. Back, Forward buttons also provide faster results. See it for yourself.

Interesting, how is it different from Gentoo Linux?

Zooming in breaks the layout.

Gentoo Linux to the rescue.

I don't see there any need for a change

  Black plays; checkmate in one!

This is the most obvious form for chess players; universally used throughout many chess quiz books.

Some of the live listed 'spam' pages appear to be genuine to me.

Why isn't it written in Node.js?

Before I had to make my own jade-handlebars Meteor package. I hope that someone will quickly make a Emblem.js package for Meteor.

Here is also the same bug for Chromium: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=123955...

Most browsers are not Single Page App ready when it comes to autocomplete and password remembering

Sounds really interesting, but we already have a dozen of incomplete alternative Ruby implementations...

For a Class based approach -- CoffeeScript

Bug: Some icons break when browser-zooming.

Windows XP boots faster and is snappier than Windows 7.

It's lightweight-ness makes it the best choice for a VM guest as well as its small post install size.

Windows XP post installation base size is 1.5GB, Windows 7's is 15GB -- this makes XP more suitable for image deployed environments.

Here is another Facebook vulnerability, a more serious one -- a password reset bug: http://chingshiong.blogspot.in/2013/01/facebook-bug-4-passwo...