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8y ago
You haven't known those people for their whole lives. You haven't seen them at their very worst, in the moments where they did the things that haunt them for decades. That's the point here - some people do less nasty stuff th
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8y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!
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8y ago
Watching the animated demo on the home page, this looks a lot like how I use Vimium ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogba... ) to handle bookmarks - give them memorable names, then pres
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10y ago
> False. They're a bit above alcohol; heroin is much higher. I realize this is anecdotal, but I feel the need to point out that my father, a veteran ER doctor of over thirty years, has said more than once that based on his experie
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11y ago
The author observes that traditional religious organizations (a.k.a. "churches") have historically been the source of community in Western culture, then suggests that secular organizations could compete with them. I'm intrigu
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12y ago
As someone who grew up in conservative homeschooling culture and still has ties to it, I should point out that many, many conservative homeschoolers are appalled at vouchers and the idea of government funding in general. They might like to
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13y ago
I'm stuck on Windows at work, and landed on ConEmu as my terminal emulator (running bash, though - I've never made the jump to zsh): https://code.google.com/p/conemu-maximus5/ I haven't tried Consol
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13y ago
He said approximately this when Git was about 4 days old: http://lwn.net/Articles/131312/ I don't think it really applies to Git as we know it today, though.
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14y ago
As the article hints, even though timezones are usually presentation-only, there are some cases where business logic really does have to deal with timezones. If your software has business logic that cares about, say, what day a specific p
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TextDrive returns to serve Joyent's EOL'd lifers
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14y ago
For anyone who's interested, a "Money back or five free years of your own virtual server" offer has been posted by Jason Hoffman: http://discuss.joyent.com/viewtopic.php?id=33682 It doesn't come close to honoring the "as long as we exist"
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14y ago
I'm another Mixed Grill customer, currently on a shared Solaris box. When I bought it, I knew it was a gamble, and with the $500 spread over 6.5ish years, it's not a terrible ROI. I assumed I'd lose out due to the company eventually folding
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14y ago
For Emacs users, there is the wonderful package Smart Dash Mode: http://malsyned.net/smart-dash.html It takes a pretty good stab at whether you want a dash or an underscore, based on context. It's a whole lot easier on the wrists. (The on