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Re:Opera GX – Gaming Browser on Friday March 20, 2020 @05:41AM (#22636279)
Every Gaming product/service requirement list be like:

* RGB

* Black Background ...

Re:Oculus Go on Tuesday May 01, 2018 @02:27PM (#16969864)
Would this work for emulating multiple screens for my PC? Has anyone tried it with existing hardware, can you for example program with it?
chomp: For starters we could make you and many others (0.1%-1%?) just accept it and enable javascript so we help stop the global warming, don't you care about the earth? :))

And its quite possible to make a SPA that renders on the server and serves you an html but then maybe we can show just half the information so we don't send too much info to your browser.

Would that be a negative aspect?

Why wouldn't you try to bring the best possible experience to your reader?

You're right, I can't comment anything bad on the business model, great respect for being open source and I thank them for they work, just not a fit for someone who was looking for a better Wordpress alternative. Maybe it's just too young. WP is 15 yo already :)) ! Wish you both the very best!
I want to upvote you more.
1. You sound like an advertiser.

2. When I first discovered Ghost (last year) and I heard it's using NodeJS I was expecting a beautiful, responsive, SPA blog engine that is fast. After reviewing it and even trying to use it as a platform for a newspaper I found that (It's just wordpress and it's not using the power of javascript to it's full extent.)

Fast => I could and I did built a faster wordpress site.

SPA => Nope

Customizable => Nope.

For me it's not worth the extra capabilities instead of a static blog.

I found gatsby(1) great for all my use cases and with some extra work[2] is more dynamic that ghost.

1. gatsby - https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby

2. netlify + contentful - https://www.netlifycms.org/ + https://www.contentful.com/

(I would love to see a CMS that embraces SPA/PWA. On the other side I would hate to serve 1mb of JS just to show 4 paragraphs and 1 picture)

Re:Please – A Cross-Language Build System on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @07:06PM (#16488496)
Nice work, I will try using it on my next project. 404 Not Found WinLover at localhost.
Re:Intel made smart glasses that look normal on Monday February 05, 2018 @04:24PM (#16312323)
Good news after bad news: meltdown and spectre.
Re:Greeks are abandoning cigarettes in record numbers on Saturday January 20, 2018 @05:45PM (#16195852)
That's a bad habit you have there, I bet you thinking extends to more than just people who smoke, I would distance myself from people with this line of thinking when looking for a business partner.
Re:Greeks are abandoning cigarettes in record numbers on Saturday January 20, 2018 @04:37PM (#16195551)
I believe other factors are at play, neither the anti-smoking campaigns or the affordability of the cigarettes is representing the data. A mixture of contraband, alternatives and other factors are at play, unfortunately Greece is going to battle cigs for a long time unless drastic measures are taken.
Re:Meltdown and Spectre Linux kernel status on Saturday January 06, 2018 @01:09PM (#16086584)
A good way Intel could say sorry is to have a new generation hardened cpus at a good price.
Instead of ape apocalypse, rat apocalypse :))
Re:The Fastest Blog in the World (2015) on Monday February 13, 2017 @04:51PM (#13639110)
Really, the only optimization applied are cutting of byte and this is the fastest...?

In the meantime in Romania: http://imgur.com/a/UfhoD

Re:The Machine: On our collective efforts to save ourselves on Monday January 16, 2017 @05:08PM (#13413458)
As much as I love this idea I believe that it's unrealistic with today's tools. Let's just focus on machine learning/general ai for now.
Re:Myths about Integer Overflow in Rust on Friday April 29, 2016 @11:35AM (#11596375)
Before reading the article I just have to say that I love the design of your page.
Re:Lwan, a high-performance web server with Lua support on Tuesday March 29, 2016 @07:01AM (#11380641)
Is Lwan a good project for a C beginner to learn more about C and contribute?