La Tortue Cynique / The Cynical Turtle

The actual muddying began when Steve Jobs announced Apple’s support for HTML5 by pointing to web stuff created with CSS3.

On s'en doutait un peu, c'est encore Apple qui a fichu la grouille.

OK, so what do I need to make this work?

Finger and SSH. Really.

Nice. Ha non, pas besoin de nice(1).

Although our de-crapifying efforts have been noble and heroic (well, in my mind, anyway), we’ve clearly begun to exceed the scope and scale of what SQL Server search can do for us.

That’s why I’m pleased to announce that as of today, we have switched all of our search functionality network wide from SQL Server to Lucene, or more specifically, the Lucene.NET flavor.

You can use the sux package too

Low on hype, high on practicality — that’s why I admire the WHATWG.

Gruber aime construire l'avenir sur des sables mouvants. La WHAT Task Force mérite vraiment notre admiration.

Note that such a panic happens in case you move an opensolaris installed /bootable hdd from one computer to another computer with different physicalhardware / device paths; opensolaris won't boot on the new machine; to fix ityou have to boot the new computer from the OpenSolaris LiveCD, and run"zpool import -f rpool". After that the hdd should become bootable in thenew computer.

A exécuter en tant que root évidemment, mot de passe opensolaris sur le Live CD.

Une fois le paramétrage effectué, il suffit d’aller récupérer le résultat dans le répertoire .settings du projet.

Et oui, deux solutions : versionner certains fichiers de .settings, ou introduire 25Mo de dépendances maveniennes pour arriver presque au même résultat de manière moins fiable. Ca c'est agile : KICA (Kepp It Complicated Absurd).

Like it or not, the HTML5 word itself became the flag of an idea for Open Web Technologies for most people.

J'aurais plutôt dit que HTML5 ressemblait fortement à l'entrée d'un sanibroyeur SFA. Mais bon.

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On va te montrer de l'amour "Hixie style" : serre les fesses.

Nooo! You've mangled mouse gestures!I use mouse gestures all the time. But with O11, it's half b0rked.[...] here's news to you: you never ever make a perfect gesture, Opera used to work fine with skewed mouse gestures, what's the deal taking yet another awesome feature and beating the living hell out of it?THIS USED TO WORK! WHY DID YOU MESS IT UP?!

Right now, Opera 11 mouse gestures handling is *crap*.

Why can't they just revert the mouse gestures engine to how it was before? It was perfect! Now it's broken, and it seems very likely that it's connected with how the visual UI works. Is holding newbies by the hand (while not in and of itself a bad thing) really more important to Opera than a functional implementation of mouse gestures?

C'est une bonne question.