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Yep. I am waiting for its plugin support to come out to start really using it but I have it installed and I use it from time to time. It is pretty nice!

Awesome. I was going to ask the same thing, but this answers everything that I was going to ask. Thanks!

I follow the creator on Twitter and I am pretty sure that there are a couple of examples of animation that he has posted.

EDIT: here's the link:

https://twitter.com/MrmoTarius/status/1526290098781921280?cx...

This is one hundred percent the problem. I got my address back when gmail was invite-only (so its super simple), so I get tons of emails meant for other people.

No one is ever ready for kids. Wait until your spouse or partner agrees that they want kids, and go for it.

No, but that is probably because such a thing hasn't ever really been needed. To be a reasonably good product, it would probably need to parse the language to show both an actual pixel-for-pixel difference and a what-is-practically-different diff. Merging seems next to impossible with more complex programs, unless there could be an art->program->art program. The problem with that is that it would (probably) destroy any comment art or organization that was in the program before. The more I think about it, the more I think that a merge for this sort of file would be a really cool semester project for a comp sci class.

I think the biggest issues are slow computers and non-native apps (which intersect in a lot of places)

Slower computers can have issues running electron apps such as VSCode, which native apps (mostly) fix.

Native apps are also generally nicer to use (on mac) as they break up the flow of the way things look less.

And I think yours is an upside-down helicopter!

Truly unacceptable. (I look like an alien head!)

As far as I know, yes. I think (though I am not sure) that hacker news was a sort of test for the arc language.

I don't think it deviates much (if at all) from common lisp, except that it has BIFs for web development. Hacker News was created using arc, as was the arc forum.

Exactly this. I think that git is only popular currently because everyone else is using it. (That and GitHub).

I doubt it. I really don't think he would choose a nuclear option, but rather an option in which his Russian troops fight NATO to the very end, something like Japan in the end of WWII. Except that this time, we can't use nukes.

I am having intermittent issues with it. I was having issues with the whole site first but now it only seems to be affecting GH pages. I am in the Albuquerque area.

clouds, birds, leaves, etc.

It actually looks like they use photos.

https://gorillafund.org/karisoke-research-center/noseprints-...

IIRC the military actually got a private extension to XP's EOL from Microsoft just so that they don't have to change all that tech.

> Or on the flip side, we can keep describing it as what it is, i.e an illness which largely inconveniences the vaccinated and jeopardizes the lives of those who are not.

Well actually, it largely inconveniences the unvaccinated /and/ the vaccinated. The difference in severity comes with age. Older people and babies are far more susceptible to the virus than are children and adults.

The amount of people who truly can't vaccinate is probably small enough that someone who is exercising their right to choose is probably not going to take beds from those who could not get the vaccine.

I somewhat agree. I also think that sometimes going backwards is exactly what people like. For instance, mechanical keyboards are pretty old and largely replaced, but so many people like them so much that they are willing to spend a lot of money on them.

It certainly would be possible, though I am not sure how they are doing it. More likely there is a server constantly running and backing up data, that people can join and make edits in real-time.

EDIT:

After looking at the website a bit more, it appears that there is a sort of VCS that is managed by the admins. Users make changes and send them to the admins, and if they are OK then they get merged into the main world.

One hundred percent. That is something that, to my knowledge, was not known before. If it is indeed true then it would bring some interesting questions along with it.

That is how it will start, anyways. The US will almost certainly get involved, and possibly NATO if things get too dicy.

To my understanding the operation is done. That makes it safe to report on.

There are several differences. For one, this browser implements a WHOLE lot more than the vimium extension. While vimium just adds vim key mappings, vieb is an entire vim-styled browser. It also has some nice things such as built-int split screens and adblocker.

For some people, Vimium is absolutely a better experience, but if you want a really minimal, vim-style browser give it a try!

Not my own work but a friend's.

I don't think that he is implying that COVID == 1984, but rather that there are some massive (surface-level) similarities between the handling of the COVID pandemic and general US policies and the policies in 1984.

oh my goodness that is an absolutely massive file! I think that at this point serif is just bored and thinking of edge cases to fix.

works on safari 15.0. Might be an issue with the sight being overvisited so the server was being overloaded

Is anyone else getting some "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" vibes? Questionable Alzheimers drug etc. etc.

I feel like it would be easier to keep code looking clean etc. It also would be easier for newer devs to learn/use if they could do something like the right-click style edit that Xcode has.