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On A serious note about the UI though, that red/green colour is awful for colourblind people. Didn't even realise there were two colours at first.

Which current sensors are you using? This sounds interesting.

I don't think it would work all that well with content that changes so often.

tl-dr might be what you're looking for

https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr

Trying to learn some more about crypto, what sort of answer would you be looking for? Would Diffie-Hellman be appropriate?

This seems pretty similar to pure. Also 4kb with similar features, although pure can be broken down to load singular modules therefore even less than 4kb. Not sure if wing has that feature.

http://purecss.io/

There's also an extension to make it easier to do

https://github.com/maximelebreton/quick-javascript-switcher

I've started using haml recently, it handles this for you and works well for me.

Maybe something like close all tabs open in the past 10 minutes as well, although I'm not sure how this could be done as elegantly.

The moving core is created by radioactive material heating up the core and creating convection currents.

And what would the advertisers do next?

That would just further the arms race.

So is it Mac only?

>A USB nerf gun that shoots at the developer who broke the Jenkins build

Anywhere I can read any more about this?

Less economically developed country is another term that is commonly used.

Try google's and see what you get from them.

https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&q=speed%20test

>You have the freedom to use the network for any purpose as long as you don’t harm the operation of the network itself, the rights of other users,

You could argue that taking all the bandwidth is harming the network.

> or the principles of neutrality that allow contents and services to flow without deliberate interference.

As long as no service was prioritised, e.g. every user gets an equal fraction of the bandwidth, then it is still neutral.

Funny how a website specialising in no JavaScript doesn't work without JavaScript.

I think Jetbrains ide's also have this. It's been a while though.

The study says the interference is there if the disk is being accessed or not. Wrapping it in tinfoil seemed to make a difference though.

Krita is a great program, but it's designed for digital painting rather than image manipulation.

Asyncio?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html

The difference here is reliability. Commodity kit is generally reliable, just slower; whereas cheap 3d printers are more likely to fail a print/produce junk.

I hate those high pitched buzzers for teenagers. I'm in my 20s and can still hear them.

It's very different, but Rimworld gives me a similar feel to dwarf fortress in regards to depth, and has a far better interface.

Not that it's close to done yet.

What makes it useless/helium 3 useful?

I think redox might be larger as well

http://www.redox-os.org/

Doesn't work without Javascript either :/

It's saying down for scheduled maintenance for me, anyone got a mirror?

I like simple libraries like this that do one thing well. Too many web libraries try to do everything, when all I don't need anywhere near that much.

I just don't really get why I'd want Android on my desktop/laptop. I can't imagine the interface being anything but clunky.