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The author is Russian and shows the typical, although quite subtle, occasional lack of definite/indefinite articles.

The gist is a lot of people want to treat the browser like a universal operating system, and by definite it will be mangled into one by any means necessary.

Implicit in this discussion is the fact that the matrix is positive definite, no?

As you say, the constant communication with the server is a definite bummer.

If Jacques blog gets a significant amount more traffic by loading super fast then that's a definite, measurable success.

This is obviously a trivial point, but the word blockchain seems to have lost its definite article.

It leaves a definite calling card, closing off some of the debate about who's doing what.

Tolkien may not have been arguing for fascism in his world, but his world had a definite morality and order.

More taxes and regulations is a definite way to kill small businesses in the us.

Are you able to succinctly definite that 'work' that you are referring to?

I don't think there is a definite reason, just multiple of small ones: - Vim script is...

Edit: Windows 10 would be a definite option instead of Win8.1.

"Never" is a very definite thing to say!

The link between real sugar and diabetes is very strong and well-studied, so any effect of artificial sweeteners on the incidence of diabetes would have to be a lot more definite before "replace sugar with artificial substitutes" would be bad advice.

Definite improvement over GitHub in that regard.