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Firefox extension need permission to work in private browsing [1], after I gave permission it worked for me.

[1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/extensions-private-brow...

The numbers 1, 2, 3 refers to the task bar position.

If you order the programs that way on your task bar, then you can access them with these shortcuts.

The forecast over time shows the green candidate to rise sharply to be favorite and then decline over the last 2 months - what happened?

This would be an excellent addition to services like homebyme https://home.by.me/en/

They have a feature where you can put a floor plan and then retrace it yourself manually with walls, doors, windows etc.

It's quite a pain to do, having this automated would be a boon.

I like this one a lot: https://blog.fefe.de/

It's in german, but has a nice mix of political and technical topics

The file is 38k lines, in case anyone wondered

Many years ago I did a just for fun project with vvvv, a virtual graffiti wall.

This involved a webcam that captured the graffiti input in form of infrared beacons and two outputs that were projected onto large projector screens - one for drawing and one to show the resulting grafitti to spectators.

I've been a text based coder all my life and had no experience with graphical programming before, but the ease of use and stability of vvvv was just incredible.

I would encourage anyone to try it.

I use Vysor for Android, it comes with a few caveats:

- You need to have your phone in developer mode for it to work

- The free version has full screen ads that come up on your phone while you're mirroring it

I use a screen mirroring program on my computer and have the phone hooked up to it. The program allows you type, touch on the phone from your computer, copy and pasting between the systems works fine too.

So I only really need to use the phone itself to type when on the go.

the automotive market

your tutorial page goes to http://127.0.0.1:4000/pages/tuts/getting-started.html

For collaborating on the code look at the Visual studio code feature called live share, which allows you to collaborate in real-time [1].

I've tried it and it worked well.

[1] https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2017/11/15/live-share

it's not a bug, it's a feature!

too soon...

thanks for mentioning the programming language

you can also do them underneath an (office) desk, by holding on to the edge and pulling yourself up from the floor

I use vsVim which is a vim plugin for visual studio, so I get the best of both worlds :)

tried it in firefox and it worked fine.

I simply ignored the "chrome only" warning

Microsoft doesn't use shadows at all

funnily, I had the same network dropping issue due to wifi power saving on windows 10

does your main drive have more than 20GB free space?

If not, the update will fail.

> Improved speed of Git source control operations by using git.exe

Can someone elaborate on this, how was it implemented in previous versions?

Apple has control over the chip and the OS, whereas Intel only makes the chip

while we're at correcting things:

it's celsius not celsium :)

The buttons are only there because it would be too expensive to remove them.

I guess turning them into something useful is out of the question when there are not enough funds to remove them

do you know any good resources that provide insights on the differences between WPF and UWP?

How did you get started in trading, can you recommend any good resources?

I'd like to do it myself, but am unsure how to get going.

This is the so called red zone, here are some pictures about it: http://imgur.com/gallery/CdxZM

I guess the tactics is to initially propose something ludicrous. After the expected public outcry they scale back on it and get something approved that is not as far reaching - but far enough for their purposes.

> Ruby is used by 0 of the top 15 most-visited sites

The majority of projects are not the next twitter or facebook, but something with a limited scope to be done as fast as possible