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by Pistos2 12y ago
The first thing that comes to mind is: While the time-spent entries I enter are usually exactly what ends up on invoices, on occasion, this is not the case. An entry might get edited (text description of work done, or even amount of time s
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by Pistos2 12y ago
I read that page top to bottom, and was not motivated to switch from my current provider (Freshbooks), with which I am quite satisfied. I consider slowness of payment due to my clients, not my time tracking / invoicing tool.
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by Pistos2 12y ago
I think this just depends on the make and model. I did a bit of homework before purchase a few years ago (to ensure good compatibility with GNU/Linux), and my Dell Inspiron N7010 has been serving me faithfully for years. No major wif
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by Pistos2 12y ago
Chromium reports that there are only two things being attempted by the site: a PHPSESSID cookie, and localStorage. I can't seem to make Chromium accept only one or the other, I can only make it "Allow" for the entire domain
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by Pistos2 12y ago
In my case, Chromium 35.0.1916.153 .
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by Pistos2 12y ago
@joepie91_: Just FYI, documents do not load until you accept the site's cookies. I don't know of a technical reason why this should be, off the top of my head, so if there isn't one, you may consider removing that restrictio
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by Pistos2 12y ago
Just pointing out: This doesn't work at all until you enable cookies for the domain.
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by Pistos2 12y ago
If cookies are disabled/rejected, the splash page goes into an infinite redirection loop.
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Chordify - Extracts and presents chords from youtube and soundcloud music(chordify.net)
6 points by Pistos2 14y ago|0 comments
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by Pistos2 15y ago
Sarah Mei, currently a member of the core dev team, posted this: > I've lost a friend, and it's been techcrunched. https://diasp0ra.ca/posts/3415
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Show HN: Zero Escort - my "built recently in spare time" strategy game(0e.pist0s.ca)
2 points by Pistos2 15y ago|0 comments
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I switched from screen to tmux a while back. The key thing for me is that configuration and manipulations/operations in general are more user-friendly. Otherwise, in terms of the basic use cases, they are essentially the same.
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I scored only 20400, but it makes me ask myself: Perhaps I was being too honest? There were certainly words I'd seen before, and could make educated guesses as to the general meanings of, but I chose not to check those off. I'm Canadian bo
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by Pistos2 15y ago
Unfortunately, I must confess this strikes me as being of questionable utility (for me). I guess I'll see how it goes after I enter a few more thoughts, and get some back. Interface issue (in Opera): There's no key to just submit the thoug
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by Pistos2 15y ago
In Opera, my "this page is still loading" bar keeps popping up every 200 ms or so. Extremely distracting, and (in my case) it obscures the lower bar of envo.lv.
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I would agree that it's not a very complex or innovative idea. I'm assuming Facebook is intentional in not doing the same sort of thing, aiming for simplicity (everyone in one circle).
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by Pistos2 15y ago
FWIW, Diaspora has had "aspects" from very early on in its development.
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by Pistos2 15y ago
The "Keep Me Posted" button brings me to https://www.google.com/intl/en-GB/+/learnmore/notifyme.html which is a 404. I had to manually delete "-GB" to get a 200.
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I'd have to see these Circles in action, but if they're what I think they are (e.g. you'd make a "Work" circle, a "Family" circle, a "Casual Acquaintance" circle, etc.), then Diaspora has that concept: They call them "aspects". I must admi
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by Pistos2 15y ago
An obvious next feature is to allow submission of a URL, and it parses out the linked stylesheets and runs itself on those. i.e. lint my site
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I prefer smaller commits to larger ones because it isolates things (both improvements and breakage). I use git bisect when needed. You can always squash small commits into larger ones if really necessary, but teasing apart large commits i
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I use git add -p to split apart what I intend to eventually fully get into the repo. Usually, this means separating whitespace cleanup from meaningful commits. Sometimes I use it to make my commits "distinctly describable" -- instead of a
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by Pistos2 15y ago
Wow, and here I thought I was the only one that did that! I do the same, though with Opera's built-in cookie control features.
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I quite agree. Here are my git aliases: stat = status stta = status satt = status tat = status co = checkout fo = fetch origin ff = merge --ff-only ffo = merge --ff-only @{u
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by Pistos2 15y ago
I like YYYY-MM-DD for two reasons: 1) Sorting the string representations sorts in time order. 2) It eliminates ambiguity almost completely, because extremely few places use YYYY-DD-MM. The ambiguity of most ##/##/## dates is irritating.
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by Pistos2 16y ago
"It's like trying to eat, but before you can bite, someone takes some of the food off your spoon."
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Ask HN: Daddy, what's "tax"?
7 points by Pistos2 16y ago|12 comments
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by Pistos2 16y ago
You can hover over the left-side icons of a story (such as the comment/speech bubble) to get a read-only popup containing most of the details of the story.
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by Pistos2 16y ago
I'm hoping getting some money out of PT would make them act faster on the things most in demand in their user feedback site. http://community.pivotaltracker.com/pivotal [It appears as though] they've not been doing anything at all on th
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by Pistos2 16y ago
I'm looking for intermediate web developers. Part-time, contract basis, probably 3 to 9 months duration, but possibly longer. Prospective candidates must: * have code samples demonstrating adequate skill and knowledge in: Ruby, PHP, HTML,

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