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Makes sense, however the practical application might help you gasp the theoretical concepts...

"Experience without theory is blind, but theory without experience is mere intellectual play."

major outage worldwide i'd say. im from brazil

look at that, XMPP is the future! /sarcasm

i've seen many "pivoting" to Project Management.

it sucks that companies have this tendency to become nasty business

there's got to be a "Silent Navigation" equivalent to the "Icognito/Private Navigation".

Silent Navigation would block videos, audio, notifications, have an adblocker built-in etc.

that's the dream browser in 2018 IMO.

isn't the "Allow website to send Notifications" prompt on 99% of mainstream websites irritating enough?

besides everything else mentioned before, i feel like this is a double-sword situation. centralizing every aspect of your life into 1 company gives them a much more refined picture about yourself than if your info were scattared around with other companies.

Linux desktop will never thrive. I'm sorry to tell you that.

it's more likely that some other player just releases a completely new OS to replace Windows. just like Chrome replaced IE (and not Firefox).

i loved the fact that a site about UX doesn't allow me to open the links in new tabs... sooo annoying! damn it!

for me, because when i first heard about it my options were Chef/Puppet (with Vagrant)... so Docker was much, much simpler to get started.

in the past years they've been adding a lot of complexity though... :meh:

there we go again...

people failed so many times before... let's see what they can bring to the table now.

yep, welcome to 1999. geez.

i've just fell in love with Grid's pragmatic approach!

even if it doesn't cover specific edge cases, its simplicity pays off.

so, could somebody make a quick summary of what's currently available for building desktop apps (self-contained that doesn't require the user to install a runtime)?

I feel like all of these web "WYSIWYG editors" should be renamed to "WYSI _not_ WYG editor"... :(

oh man, i hate those software that automatically try to guess the user language! even more annoying when it chooses the wrong language for you. in my case PT (Portugal) instead of PT-BR.

argh.

as the standard gets bloatted, new players could leverage this weakness and build something entirely new. yes, reinvent the wheel. =)

this is _AWESOME_!!!

maybe the best feature since HTML5 has gone mainstream!

i'm so tired of using Icognito Window for that!

> "Why did IE5’s HTML Components never quite catch on?"

because technology per se is just one of the variables that matter. For example, you are missing things like "timing", "marketing strategy" and a whole lot of other things. =)

nice ad. however, the tech side doesn't seem to have received as much love.

#1 PayPal returned me to an invalid URL after finishing the payment

#2 I've paid & logged in, nevertheless the website still shows me links to "buy the course".

well, I guess China isn't that cheap anymore...

clearly overpaid... not worth. my opinion. =)

wow.

this sounds like "yeah, f*ck ya'all up, we are leaving this boat".

i guess that's what you get from "small startups".

its pretty cool. but as for me, i already spend 80% of my interactions talking to people i disagree with, i think i have enough of it already =)

TLDR: G Major because it's convinient to play both for Keyboard & Guitar.

Sorry if it's old news for you. Not sure about the rules of the forum.

Today's "simple" is tomorrow's "complex".

1. someone trims your product down and ship it as "simpler than X" 2. people asks for more and more 3. now you have a complex product 4. repeat

Why? because you're a bunch of hipsters that can't stick to the mainstream technologies =)

As an opensource project, it'd be easier to get contributors if you could just stick with Angular.js, for example.

Simple: humans don't like change.

We say we do like it, but the truth is that we don't.

i always think this kind of sites are there just to get email address that are supposedly "important" or "active"...