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Well, it was taking a long time to load for me so I looked at the network panel to see what was being loaded and I saw the lightmap. I have a little bit of a background in 3D graphics/game development so it instantly came to mind.

It uses a lot of tricks. The scene has a very low polygon count and the lighting is a pre-calculated texture.

The exploit is easy, but the implications are very dangerous. Such an exploit could have been automated to take down hundreds of photos before it was even detected.

You might try Dropbox.

One point I'd raise about this is that I think it's fine to be able to indicate progress, be it just to keep the user looking at something while the page is loading, but I don't like how it seems to duplicate the function of the other progress indicators the browser has. Seeing the rise of client-side web apps, a browser API to show progress directly through the browser's chrome rather than custom UI patters would probably be great and prevent a lot of the fragmentation that things like this might cause. Plus, the less-savvy users might come to expect to see this bar everywhere just because they see it on YouTube, which I think is not a healthy thing for the web in general.

That to me sounds like you're saying cars would be better off without wheels.

What do you think about integrating https://github.com/charliesome/better_errors directly into rails?

You kind of make it sound as if his brain tumor is more of an annoyance to you and your company than to him.

Yes, we can.

It kind of screws with my timezone. It's 5:50pm and if I query for "timer 6pm" it'll set up a timer for 2 hours and 10 minutes instead of just 6 minutes. Does anyone experience this? Is there a way to set my timezone?

The whole idea of a rockstar programmer is a weird one in my opinion. People who call themselves a "rockstar" give off a very arrogant vibe (at least to me). Even if they might be very humble when you get to know them (or open to feedback or what have you), I think the way they describe themselves still utterly trashes first impressions. This goes to say that I don't really see a point in acting like you're the best in class, if anything it puts you into more trouble when some people falsely assume they can expect big things from you.

If you know your craft, just let your work speak for itself.

The UI is lovely, although if you also sold some mugs I'd probably get one!

Doesn't Samsung produce a much vaster chain of models, which also contain very cheap versions which are obviously more affordable than Apple's? If that's the case, I think this statistic might be a little skewed, because it's pretty obvious that you'll end up with a bigger market share if you sell 10 different flavors of the same thing compared to a company which only sells one.

I really wonder what took them so long. Something was probably incredibly rotten down there.

Simple, you'd use a framework.

The lack of labels on the axes of graphs actually makes it harder for me to read them, not easier.

I think this was the right thing to do on his part. Things like this are unacceptable.

With the iOS 7 launch already on a tight schedule this is a disgrace for both Apple and developers trying to renovate their apps.

Glad it's working fine for you!

Good idea!

Many thanks to everyone for the feedback! I'll try implementing the ideas you've given me (easier to read colors and other tweaks).

For those who've installed the extension, it should auto-update when new features come up and you should be notified of the presence of new modules and the low-contrast theme.

How do you mean? Are comments hard to read?

That's very strange, I'm running the same setup as well. Have you installed any system tweaks that change the way fonts are rendered?

I'm glad you like it!

Probably, yeah. I'm not sure how development for Safari works, but I could give it a try soon.

Thanks!

I'll try implementing a low-contrast version with less harsh colors soon! About the "Open comments in new tabs" option, yes, that's a very good idea. I'll do that as well!

Oh, damn that's a mess. What OS is that?

Oh yeah, I see. I think I'm going to try and implement a low contrast theme, with grey links and easier to read text. Thanks for the link, I'll have a look at it!

Oh yeah, I'll try replacing those soon.

I think so. Maybe try it out for a day or so. If anything's wrong, please let me know what you think!

Oh, by the way: even if you like the features but not the theme, you can easily disable the theme only from the settings menu at the top (the gear icon in the header)!