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Youtube player has a setting for playback speed. I almost always watch YT videos in 2x speed or more.

The form in the front page seems to cap it at $99,999.

Wouldn't virtual machine basically do the same thing? I've taken some classes where teacher gave us an image where everything was already installed and configured. Everything went smoothly.

However, Cloud9 is much more convenient since it runs entirely on browser but VM solution could work in case C9 discontinues its free tier.

I just tested this on my iOS and this seems to be fixed on the latest iOS (9.3.2).

Looks really cool! Have you thought about adding multiplayer?

I really wish someone would do the same for Elma/Elastomania. I feel like it has much more funnier physics with it's elastic suspensions etc. Even the third party extension which added multiplayer support was amazing ten years back.

Btw, is this project still active? Last commit was nine months ago.

I don't get why updating your profile is associated to "looking for a job". For me it's good to have the profile in a good shape since it can create leads.

This looks cool. I didn't try the examples but that receipt example is what I really need.

I keep track of how much money do I spend on what things by going through receipts collected over a month. While the information is useful it's too much manual work. I wish I could just scan or take a picture of my receipts and extract text for further processing.

Vising on that page was a mistake. It made my Chrome on OS X unresponsive for a while (until I force quit) and it polluted my browsing history.

HFCS article [0] on Wikipedia has a bit more detailed graph [0] about sugar usage in comparison with other sweeteners (high fructose corn syrup etc.) in the US.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_fructose_corn_syrup

[1] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/US_Sweet...

We're working on getting Android support along with other devices (iPhone 5/6/6+).

Thanks! We have worked quite a lot in the past month to push this out.

Special thanks to Joshua who has done the groundwork with others. He's a great guy and it's been pleasure to work with him.

Backend is powered by Rails. The editor is React app and the site is partly using React components.

We have plans to add more examples and complete apps as well in the future.

Support for Android will come later, also landscape mode for simulator etc.

In default it doesn't work well with non-ASCII characters.

https://ed-von-schleck.github.io/shoco/#how-it-works

This is cool and simple. :)

This is neat! Thanks for sharing.

What's the status of mixins? How could I do something similar in terms of functionality in ES6?

I can see the same thing and there is no button to close it.

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

I'm a bit disappointed because of neither React or React Native were part of this release.

Looks good!

What does the face indicate under error %?

Mumble's source is on GitHub, maybe they might move binaries there, too.

Delayed Gratification comes to my mind but it's a printed magazine.

http://www.slow-journalism.com/

What's the story behind this? Someone lost his followers due to some error?

Skype encrypts its Skype-to-Skype traffic according to their FAQ.

https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA31/does-skype-use-encrypt...

Looks nice but navigating around feels clumsy, I can't look up or down or move in those directions easily.

I'm not the author of EmailJS but it doesn't require any backend where as PostageApp does.

Just guessing but I think learning cursive improves fine motor skill which might be more important than writing cursive.

I personally prefer teaching typing over handwriting.

The notification center is one of the features I've been missing. Nice job!

I'm learning Meteor and building a recipe site with it. So far basic features are covered and I'll continue working on UI and more advanced features in the following days.

The link is available to play in the UK only.