Mmmh, if you search for a place in the maps tab instead of the general one you usually have a telephone url you can tap to start a phone call.

I still find that you're using a very specific use case of a search engine to completely dismiss not using a different search engine.

it's not a specific case. if I type federer on google I get a list of all his recent matches and live scores so it is easy to follow. A lot of my searches on google are like that. I don't even have to click on any links.

You seem to be missing the point of IM GUIs. They are just intended to render the UI in a stateless way. If you try to use them in another way you'll find them awkward, of course.

I may have misunderstood you, tho :)

A memory arena that is reset every render loop is the simplest memory allocation possible.

Performance is not the only consideration, even in most demanding games. IM GUIs simplify UI code a lot, by not having to rely on message systems that make the code harder to follow and less predictable.

As most things in life, it's a matter of trade-offs.

But it's very relevant. Steam provides a runtime so developers have a stable foundation across several distros.

If you fail to use their runtime properly, you're doomed to suffer from Linux fragmentation problems.

I think the article talks about idle time itself, when there's no workload. OS doing bookkeeping means CPU isn't idle.

Annoying for everyone? Talk for yourself, I'd love some flexibility when it comes to job hours, and I'd love my kids to start school later in the mornings.

Jobs should accommodate to people's lives, and not the other way around.

As a spaniard I'd love to see the DST nonsense end. It gets dark too late in summer: Western provinces can be watchching a sunset at 23:00.

Don't forget Canary Islands, which are spanish territory but use Portugal/UK timezone.

Markets alone won't do shit of it's not profitable. That's why you need government regulations. Some things should not be driven by profit.

Thinking otherwise is delusional.