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This is definitely interesting. I'm trying it out - One of the things I'm noticing is that there's no way to edit the data that I see. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this - it seems very strange that this doesn't exist

Yeah VPS ia computer, plex cloud doesn't require that. But that doesn't matter, I think we're both correct, although I don't think as many people run VPS's as you seem to think for this. Not saying it's not easy, it' s just not the usual way I've seen people use plex. But it doesn't matter, really.

Thanks for the links, quickbox does look neat. I've been looking to get a media server for my plex stuff and it seems to support a lot.

I played this years ago, it's better to think of this separate from each other. As in remove the context of previous ingredients when making new things

Those links are from a while ago. You linked to a FUSE solution, which isn't first-class and you need a computer for it. You're right, it probably would "work" with that, but I would say that's an outlier solution.

It doesn't work with plex's cloud feature: https://www.plex.tv/features/cloud/ - they removed it from the list there. This would have gotten a lot more users

I don't think Plex ever really worked with amazon. Plex advertised it at first but it didn't end up working out, sadly. See https://techcrunch.com/2016/12/02/amazon-isnt-playing-nice-w...

Although I see where you are coming from, restraining orders aren't just for stalking/threats/abuse. It'a also for harassment, which I would definitely say telemarketers do.

"with a single line of code." Uh no, it's a library... I hate it when projects say that.

.. and why does that allow them to spam you? Just because you can avoid it by changing numbers? You could make that same argument for a restraining order -- "Oh you can just move, so why would we legally protect you?". Absurd.

Even as a developer, an issue from anyone (even non-technical people) helps people find out quickly if someone else is having the same issue you are with something, even if it's not fixed.

App store has a lot of issues as is, I actively try to avoid the app store. I'm sure it's more secure, but security isn't everything. The issue doesn't have to do with the app store, it's being careful what you are downloading no matter what it's from.

For 2) as the link you posted pointed out it's by default in and for the few that like getting these notifications there's a out-in button. I'd agree that not having this be a default is a little bit bad UX but not having it at all is really bad UX.

Looks like some web app? There are like a thousand of those

I like Atom and VSCode, I wouldn't REALLY call them an IDE.. Try Jetbrain's stuff out.

"It implements a minuscule portion of the APIs available in Electron" - I wouldn't really call that API-compatible.

For most apps I'm sure this is fine though.

Javascript is a tricky language to do this, most libraries don't have types or JSDocs which is somewhat an issue so they need to be way less strict on what's auto-completed/interpreted. I don't see this as a fault in Jetbrains here. I say that wishing it would do more, but understanding it's probably at it's limits.

Try IntelliJ with plugins for Ruby, Python, PHP, NodeJS, Go, Rust - I agree that for the most part it just "works". Although you can "feel" it's Java engine sometimes.

They bought Authy as well.

As usual please make sure you link to github links directly.

"https://github.com/bitmaintech/bmminer/blob/master/driver-bt...

If the file is edited that link is useless. Even worse, removed or moved.

Press "y" and you get: https://github.com/bitmaintech/bmminer/blob/b5de92908498590d...

Doesn't matter what jquery vs umbrella is, if you're wrong from the start then everything you're basing your argument is also misleading. Not saying jQuery doesn't have more lines, but the reasons for it aren't going to be discussed if you use helper functions as your example.

I can move all of those lines to a new function "addClassHelper" and then ta-da - 1 line.

You can't just exclude other functions like that.

Doesn't seem to work when you highlight backwards?

Sorry I was thinking of autofill suggestions:

"Substring matching for Autofill suggestions" chrome://flags/#enable-suggestions-with-substring-match

For the address bar it already does substring for me pretty well so I can't comment on that, sorry about that.

I recommend checking out https://vimium.github.io/, provides a lot of shortcuts (You don't even need to know vim despite the name). "b" brings up a box like this:

https://i.imgur.com/qqDKqZ6.png

Chrome has a flag in chrome:\\flags to enable partial matches.

Vertical align needs to be in a table cell.

Although most of the article is satire, vertical align has a lot to do with tables. Centering only works in table-cell elements. Take a look at the code http://howtocenterincss.com/#contentType=text&horizontal=cen...

Or, one of the references mozilla links to there is: http://phrogz.net/css/vertical-align/index.html

Different tools specific to their job, they wouldn't be good to combine together. apt-get only exists for linux, requires root and is designed for that, npm doesn't. apt-get installs the latest version, npm expects more specific verisons since it's for code. npm is built for node's ecosystem and apt-get is better for system packages.

There's a lot of people who fork who really shouldn't be who use it like the "star" function.

With free ways to encrypt web coming out, you really have no excuse to not use https for login forms. People should be informed.

If you're going to link to a line number - press 'y' to get a link tied to the commit. Otherwise it may be out of date the next time the file changes.

(https://github.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings/blo...)

I use https://github.com/motemen/ghq for that, which is really nice actually.

Eh, that's not true. It's more of an issue that there are more famous people now. I'll be honest, I don't know most of the people I see pop up on sites about them dying (I suck at names), all I know is they are a star. I notice there are more are coming up in media, though.