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by Kerrick 14y ago
Buttons: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/buttons.php Wells: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/elements.php#panels Tables: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/elements.php#table Alerts: http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/elements.php#alerts F
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by Kerrick 14y ago
You don't have to click three levels in before you learn about buttons, it's on the front page of the Documentation, one click away from the homepage. Seeing every single button available is only one more click.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
This was before Google bought them.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Zurb Foundation has always had amazing documentation and near feature parity with Twitter Bootstrap, but continues to be largely ignored because @mdo and @fat aren't behind it. http://foundation.zurb.com/
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by Kerrick 14y ago
At first glance, this seems like a non-compatible subset of Web Intents [0] that only pertains to subscriptions. Why use the SubToMe button over the Web Intents shim? [0]: http://webintents.org/
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Previous discussions: - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3971990 - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3906143 - http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/tmlb5/meaningfu... For those complaining about the stock photography: ht
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Yes, but the interface is still really cluttered with a bunch of Java stuff I don't use, and it doesn't have all the features RubyMine 5 has. It doesn't even seem to have some of the features of RubyMine 4, like Sinatra support.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
For those of us who bought IntelliJ IDEA during the end of the world sale because people told us it does everything RubyMine does... When will IDEA do these things?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I've got that plan on my Nexus 4, bought from the Google Play store. It's not Walmart exclusive, it's only available at Walmart or T-Mobile's website.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> I can't begin to understand how people still want to be socialist when they see what that dangerous ideology does to countries... Reduces twitter usage?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I personally prefer http://JSFiddle.net
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by Kerrick 14y ago
This is a regulation, though. A regulation on consumers. Anything that restricts freedom and choice is a regulation.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
This may seem like a bit of a brazen comment, but... what about french fries ? A burger is boring, a burger and fries is a very American meal. They point to elimination of tile floors, aprons, hair nets, and the like, but if the customer c
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RubyJS: A JavaScript standard library based on the Ruby core-lib(rubyjs.org)
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> Because Web addresses are not static (i.e., they change often) According to the World Wide Web Consortium, they should be static. http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Not to mention, they are still a web shop with clients.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
It's not just a question of hard work, it's a question of hard work in the right field , and at the right place .
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> 5. Couldn't we share digital copies and avoid the postage? You can. There's a service called "Lendle" that facilitates sharing (lending) Kindle books. http://lendle.me/
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I've been thinking of building Linux From Scratch [1] as an effort to better understand the workings of GNU/Linux. Would this be a good machine to build it on? It certainly seems to fit the bill! [1]: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org
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by Kerrick 14y ago
There are already a glut of portable chargers on the market that provide a standard USB-A port. The point of this device was to stand out by providing the Lightning (and other) connectors without needing additional cables.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
> Worse, there are no operating systems other than OS X that fulfill my needs of a pleasant-to-use Unix/Linux system--certainly no Linux distribution comes close on the "pleasant-to-use" part There is one. It's currently in beta, but it
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Further, you can copy and paste it into the console.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
A gradient from one tone/tint/shade to another of the same hue implies one thing: directional light. If directional light is visible on an object, that object exists in 3D space, at least in the mind. If that object exists in 3D space, then
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Separate shipping and billing addresses. My fiancee ordered a pack for $5, put in her credit card number, and put the address of the person she was buying it for in the shipping address slot. Then she realized there had been no place to put
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Google Maps optimizes bike directions for bikers using bike paths, roads with lower speed limits, roads with dedicated bike lanes, and even bike trails through public parks.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
The Senator wants to stop a federal agency staffed by non-elected individuals from regulating customers of private businesses while on private business property. Sounds like a step in the right direction to me.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
The message that you should carefully read all pull requests?
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by Kerrick 14y ago
Being a T-mobile customer for several years is your problem. It's only open to new customers, and only online. http://prepaid-phones.t-mobile.com/monthly-4g-plans
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by Kerrick 14y ago
I do this already: I use VoIP for talk and Google Voice for messaging on my Nexus 4. I don't have a minute plan, and only use data.
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by Kerrick 14y ago
It's a shame: Republicans are, in general, pro-corporatism. They are not usually truly for the free market.

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