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JelteF
13y ago
Please read the article before posting a question that is thoroughly explained.
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There is opensource firmware for a lot of different routers. You have dd-wrt and OpenWrt to my knowledge. http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/index https://openwrt.org/
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I would love to be able to play Unity games on Linux in the browser. Currently there is no Linux plugin and that kind of sucks. WebGL support would be the ultimate solution of course.
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Those might have been crushed by a skyscraper falling on top of them. A fire and a crash won't come close to destroying a black box.
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Those boxes are built to be untrashable.
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13y ago
I think this is the first time I heard someone going through so much trouble to use IE.
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ChromeIPass (Keepass autofill for Chrome) just ignores this as far as I know.
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I liked the plugin for in browser demo's of a game and I doubt they're deprecating it. A lot of Unity games are browser games.
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From the title I thought the current database. But it's just the by default daily created backup. I remember writing a rooted script for Tasker to get the actual messages to my pebble, since WhatsApp still doesn't expose them thro
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The only thing that sucks is that they don't have a Linux webplayer. You can just compile to native Linux though.
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The unpopular old stuff will still be seeded when you want it a couple of years later, since (almost) everyone that has downloaded it and hasn't thrown it away want's their ratio's up. They won't stop seeding it until th
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On Linux(Gentoo) it reports the resolution of my secondary monitor. Instead of the one my browser is actually on.
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Another icon font like FontAwesome is Ionicons ( http://ionicons.com/ ). In my opinion they look better when displayed at a large scale, since they have more detail. That ofcourse makes them a bit ugly when used at a smaller
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The first time I saw an emoji in a commit message I cried a little.
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WhatsApp has been bought by Facebook. Time to try out the better version.
(telegram.org)
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The screenrewrite branch has commits from 5 hours ago, so it's not really quite in my opinion.
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This illustrates way better what is wrong with that piece of code: http://stackoverflow.com/a/500531/2570866 The speed shouldn't be the issue. If it is, please start using a library like Lo-Dash [1], a faster
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If you ever need easy LaTeX generation for data generated or changed in Python. You should try out https://github.com/JelteF/PyLaTeX . It supports tables, plots and matrices. All with sane defaults.
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Show HN: PyLaTeX - Create LaTeX document/snippets with Numpy, PGFPlots and more
(github.com)
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This is very recognizable. I have had this a lot, but accidentily I had an idea 2 days ago that I have put more time in already than any other of my fun plans or cool projects. It's called PyLaTeX [1], it's a Python interface for
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Show HN: PyLaTeX - LaTeX document and snippet creation, supports NumPy matrices
(github.com)
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Show HN: PyLaTeX - Easily create LaTeX documents with Python
(github.com)
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Fish[1] sort of has this built in. I explained more in another comment[2]. [1] http://fishshell.com/ [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7043719
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You should try out fish[1], one of the features that makes it great is that it does exactly what the chrome omnibox does, just with commands. It shows what it will complete after you press ^F and it is a lot of times correct. It also has lo
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600W + 400W != 2kW
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Keepass has browser extensions as well. They're quite good and only gives the password to the site you want. https://github.com/pfn/passifox
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Why is this not just in the regular python docs.
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The thing that made my day when I saw someone using it was him actually editing the placeholder in the search bar (by bug). It didn't use the placeholder attribute, just some autoselect. This is something that reeks of bad design overa
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Just forward your email and only send mail from your apps email, that't what I did. But I also liked to start mostly clean slate since most of my stuff Google stuff was a mess. I exported some email filters and all of my calendar event
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You can also put this in your bashrc: bind '"\e[A":history-search-backward' bind '"\e[B":history-search-forward' It's one of the things I always tell people to use since it makes using b
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