JelteF

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by JelteF 12y ago
For short stories like this I think http://tldr.io/ is a better place for TL;DR's than the comments.
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by JelteF 12y ago
Cool game, but it's weird that you can Science is cool!!! lvl 7 before lvl 6 if you gather enough money.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I recently started using KeePass2Android [1] instead of KeePassDroid. It has some features I really like, like cloudstorage integration with Google Drive, Dropbox and more. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/de
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by JelteF 12y ago
Why is this such an achievement? Is 64-bit on Windows so much harder than on Linux, because they have had 64-bit on Linux for as long as I can remember. (I've been using Linux for 3 years)
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by JelteF 12y ago
I'm not sure why you need child processes or SSH (I mean you can use vim over SSH). But have you tried syntastic for the syntax checking? And I'm not sure what kind of visual interface you want for git, bit the combination of fugi
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by JelteF 12y ago
I hope you do use vim splits, since you have the same (copy/paste) buffers then.
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by JelteF 12y ago
You should try Ghost. I've had a good experiences with it. It still has some quirks though like mobile editing (viewing works fine). But it's officially still in beta so that is to be expected. It uses markdown, has lots of themes
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by JelteF 12y ago
This should be right there at the sign in screen. This is info people don't know, but will give them a lot safer feeling using your site.
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by JelteF 12y ago
Where did the Shadow Dom support go?
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by JelteF 12y ago
You do need to have more than 200 rep on one site though.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I think recommending Python 3 would be good in this tutorial. Since the people that read this are probably starting a new project and both recommended frameworks support it.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I think this is the first popular Python post with a version number I've seen that doesn't have a lot of comments about the Python 2 vs 3 "battle".
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by JelteF 12y ago
Check out this one as well: https://morrisjs.github.io/morris.js/
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by JelteF 12y ago
Why wouldn't he tick the always translate this language? I feel like it's very uncommon that someone would like a language translated half of the time. I'm Dutch myself, so I have English and Dutch never translated. And every
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by JelteF 12y ago
Good to see there are other solutions out there for nice PDF generation. I open-sourced my code for generating LaTeX (and compile it to pdf's) using Python. This seems like a good solution for the less tech savy people.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I've just (1 hour ago) updated my Python 3 library [1] to support Python 2.7 as well. All I needed to do was pass it through the awkwardduet, the 3to2 fork, and everything just worked. Writing in Python 3 feels way cleaner though. The
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by JelteF 12y ago
Most manufactorers supply tools to root your device. It's about the same as ubuntu having a root user without a password you still have to set. Only if you buy your device from a carrier that locks it, you will have trouble with gettin
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by JelteF 12y ago
Try using tig, it will make looking at a repositories history so much easier for you. It's like git log and diff merged together in a command line utility of awesomeness.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I have been actively "hacking" in android and I never felt the need to change stuff on my /system partition. /data is the one where you need to change stuff.
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by JelteF 12y ago
No, security is. On any normal Linux pc only the root user has rw rights on the system partition.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I would say I'm not very healthy myself. I drink a lot, eat lots of sugar, meat and fat. I have thought about eating more healthy and have tried for a little while a couple of times. However I always fall back to eating unhealthy. The
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by JelteF 12y ago
Sounds like a good addition, but the big problem I've had with matplotlib is that the defaults are really terrible. The defaults of PGFplots are way better.
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by JelteF 12y ago
Amazing additions, to bad it's not open source like ShareLatex. Will probably use this when working with none techsavy people. Shameless plug: Do you need generated LaTeX documents, or just partial pieces, like tables and plots. In tha
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by JelteF 12y ago
I have a ninite executable in my startup filder, so about all my software gets updated automatically. https://ninite.com
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by JelteF 12y ago
The only thing I still use bookmarks for are saving and ordering of web development libraries and tools. Otherwise I would be unable to find that one specific slider that would be perfect for this specific use. I still need to open source t
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by JelteF 12y ago
I remember reading about something like this and Github their response was that the guy should stop according to their ToS. Their ToS blocks stuff like this to prevent spamming.
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by JelteF 12y ago
Or it's one of those rare but great open source ones.
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by JelteF 12y ago
The setup.py makes clear that Django 1.7 is not supported. 1.6.2 or higher should be used.
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by JelteF 12y ago
No, git has delta compression. It only saves the changes.
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by JelteF 13y ago
Quarters are broken now as well. Currently the quarters aren't actually quarters. Since the months that are in them aren't all the same length.

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