AlexFromBelgium

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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Most of this can be done with Vim already... And the stuff that can't, like graphics, popups... I don't care for. How would you control that sidebar? With the MOUSE O.o !? I like nerdtree exactly because it's a buffer, because I can navigat
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
I am increasingly disappointed in all those Vim 'emulators'. VsVim, jVi, ... They aren't vim, no plugins, no real customizations. I really like that they exist, but it could be better. We need the REAL vim in an IDE, not some vim functional
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
It's out?! AWESOME! I've sponsored the translation (30euros) and plan to read/learn the entire thing. This is GREAT news for Debian and Linux in general.
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Perhaps you're using the browser in question
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
IT'S A TRAP !!
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
It's a microsoft site after all... EDIT: Call me a troll, but I'll forever hate msn.com
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
What good is software "blocking" hardware functions?! Enemy countries could go around this in no time
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Nokia's sales for 2012 Q1 are depressing...
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
God bless ya, bryan :p
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
"The problem with open-source OS's is that they can't take advantage of things like attractive fonts..." My thoughts while reading this: haha good one, yeah make fun of the non-open source stuff... oh wait, this guy is serious
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Thx for the responses. I just watched "What Killed Smalltalk Could Kill Ruby, Too" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX3iRjKj7C0 pretty interesting
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
I keep reading how amazing smalltalk, and it's development environment used to be... Why did we lose it? Was it companies trying to 'dumb down' programming (java..?). Tell me, what happened?
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Ha! Indeed it is :)
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
"Public key crypto algorithms utilize prime numbers extensively; indeed, prime numbers are an essential part of the major public key systems" http://www.sans.org/reading_room/whitepapers/vpns/prime-numb...
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by AlexFromBelgium 14y ago
Using logic on anything related to religion is ... silly.
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
Android: Java
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
I can't seem to find it, but I read an article about a compiler that brings another language to the python virtual machine!! "Is Python the platform of the future?" EDIT: here's a language running on rubinius (a ruby VM) http://rubini.us/2
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
Holy sh*t, this is a great article
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
Does it run on mac/linux?
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
It was released Today.
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
"In the Press Filesonic joins the Internet Watch Foundation to combat online criminal content. They join over 100 companies from across the world in the fight against online child sexual abuse content." Omg, this IS how they are going to p
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by AlexFromBelgium 15y ago
Using guard-livereload on linux, you can make the browser refresh on any change in the filesystem. https://github.com/guard/guard-livereload This is an awesome tool...