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MaikuMori
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MaikuMori
10y ago
That's why I have public dotfiles. Also this situation happens rarely. The whole beauty of software is that you can customize it and make it your own. The only downside I see with customization is that it can be huge timesink. I guess
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11y ago
I wanted to write it before, but skipped. 35 million page views is not usage. My guess is that you have considerably less sessions with more than 1 page view. I doubt there are more than 5k active projects (again, not the ones used by 1 per
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11y ago
Is it not? You can have GitHub pages for your project if you wish. Static website with no ads or malware added. Sure it's not like editing couple input boxes, but SF UX never was good. Even as developer I found navigating SF painful (b
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MaikuMori
11y ago
Most likely more than x accounts used the same address.
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MaikuMori
11y ago
This is probably the most bizarre job ad I've read. Ever.
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MaikuMori
11y ago
They way I see it, the downside of LastPass is that it's online, so they could at request of some government or in case of a hack change the code that you execute to capture your master password or do whatever. This obviously can be do
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MaikuMori
12y ago
We're working on adding automatic install sort of like go-plus does. Also before I picked it up the plugin was outdated and didn't work with recent Atom versions so that could have contributed to the problem. If you have time plea
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12y ago
Which language did you try to use it with? Go right now is the most stable.
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12y ago
I've used Atom for quite a while now (mostly for Go projects). Go-plus plugin is just awesome. I've also taken up development of [sourcegraph-atom][1] plugin. For most day to day coding file size limits and slowness which comes f
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MaikuMori
12y ago
Is this exactly situation that https://help.github.com/articles/checking-out-pull-requests-... documents? So basically: git fetch origin pull/ID/head:BRANCHNAME git checkout BRANCHNAME And now yo
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12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but looks like a marketing stunt, there is nothing "realtime" about it, check the network log. While it's all nice and flashy with nice transitions, there is no way you can follow what's goin