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Eve online has tons of APIs, and the entire game is very data driven with an open market, industry and more.
Its kind of a developers wet dream if you like that kind of stuff. :)
Wow. What a mess!
Super interesting read though! :)
200 self driving trucks on the roads of sweden in just two years time?
I seriously doubt that. Maybe the technology could be here but I doubt the legislature will be.
And that is why gold is a horrible day-to-day currency.
This app does NOT like phones. It's like its furious at me for even trying. :)
Its directed by spotifys ability to negotiate with rights holders.
Are there any better (modern) alternatives?
What usecase do you have for installing telnet on a production server? Just curious.
Maybe for you but i dont think that is true for a majority of the population.
The site doesnt really explain what they did....
Wont start. Dont know if it has anything to do with me being on mobile.
The linked page (the lander) is kind of a mess on mobile, overlapping text and general chaos.
I don't really get the point of this. Why does it matter if it's reversible?
What about
insert any of the other 40-thousand framworks?
Probably too small to register, yes. Js has it's share of frameworks. There are alot of them...
Random between 0 and 4 toppings? 0 toppings is a pretty boring pizza...
17% for three years according to their website.
Posted by
nasso on Thursday December 14, 2017 @02:46AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Almost every piece of documentation I can find recommends not checking in your dependencies in your repository. This is the way I'm used to doing it myself too. I haven't really reflected on why.I can see some benefits to checking in your dependencies, for non shared private projects. You will be 100% free from external dependencies in your build process. Builds will be faster, easier and more...
I tried to switch over. Switched from chrome to firefox completely for about two weeks after quantum.
I got random high cpu usage from firefox. Some random pages just spiked the cpu and everything slowed down. Same thing on both my workstation and laptop.
I also didnt find a way to make opensearch working. In chrome i can just type part of the url of a website, press tab and write a search query and get a search on the website.
That is so worked into my daily routine. It just became an annoyance and a dealbreaker. :(
I really really want to switch. But chrome works really well and my browser is such an important tool for me so i really want to use the absolute best.
When did this breakage happen? I dont remember it at all.
That frontpage uses alot of words to say absolutely nothing...
Someone care to tl;dr what this is?