@joeldrapper Yeah, that makes perfect sense.
Ilya Demukh
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Ruby dev. I’m new here.
@davetron5000 Ugh. „Open source is a gift” analogy is the worst. Why even bother having issues and prs enabled in a repo then?
@caseyliss @stroughtonsmith for me it’s an accessibility feature, really. My floaters are pretty bad and when looking at a large, bright, mostly white screen, it is extremely distracting and annoying.
@davetron5000 The answer really is “it depends” 😅
I usually always try to answer these 2 questions first:
1. What's the abstraction? What I actually try to encapsulate and simplify?
2. What would be the best API for that abstraction?
If the abstraction is just a command: do the thing -> report the result, then yeah the 1st option is better imo. But if the abstraction should actually disallow multiple calls, then this option will simply not work. That state has to be somewhere.
@davetron5000 It’s so frustrating because a lot of bugs are not even related to WebKit and the engine being weird. Safari as an app is just not good.
@davetron5000 Every new release I try to use Safari as my main browser and every time there’s some bug that annoys me to no end, so I switch back to using Chrome.
The latest bug for me was related to automatic AirPods switching between the phone and Mac. I love this feature and it works for me 99% of the time flawlessly. The 1% percent is when AirPods are connected to the phone and you press Cmd-T to open a new tab in Safari… And no audio is playing… like WHAT???
@searls @tenderlove 🤨 I don't think so... Favicon is visible in address bar in compact layout. And forward button should be hidden, not greyed out.
@searls @tenderlove Says the person who has compact tab layout ENABLED. Yeah, I’ve seen your screencasts.
@joeldrapper Is it possible to fork Rails? Other than trademark issues, it’s just MIT, right? It can be developed under a more democratic governance, and provide some level of compatibility for people looking to switch their projects. Sorry if that’s a silly question, I don’t really know that much about doing OSS, but I’m genuinely wondering.