Pyrodogg

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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Or the Hacker News Enhancement Suite which does both! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
I use the Hacker News Enhancement Suite extension for Chrome (by HN user etcet). https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc... When you revisit a comment thread it marks which comments are new si
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
The best is when you have a few youtube pages or other auto sound generators in the stack. "Where is the sound coming from?!"
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
At work i force myself to shutdown Chrome daily to prevent tab bloat. Home is another story. I've got two instances of chrome open, split screened on my 24" monitor. I constantly bounce back and forth between the two while pages a
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Adobe Lightroom All photos stored locally on a RAID 1 array Foldered by year/yyyy-mm-dd Then tagged based on content of the photo Everything is backed up by nightly via Jungle Disk.
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This could be pretty broad. You could take it all the way from the DSP of working with the MP3 encoded audio to gui design and development. It would also show a great deal of skill in overall application architecture.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
SaaS: Lastpass, Flickr, Amazon Prime, JungleDisk Media subscriptions: Netflix, Google All Access Music, Audible.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
This is most of what the proposed software is. A local, lower-res index of the huge files you have deep archived.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Thanks for also coming down by the river. I heard people talking about it over an hour after.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
This is hilarious. Next up, Minecraft Haiku's?
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Couldn't you have done something similar with Github's web hooks? Something like have it ping the build server when a commit is made on master which pulls the code and builds? I'm just curious why the need to trigger builds
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Extending it with Google Apps Scripts you could translate the spreadsheet data into actual calendar events on your Google Calendar.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
I get a kick out it daily, "I'm not dead yet!" I've been meaning to look at other options, like newsblur, but I'm still checking my feeds on Reader.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Actually controlling what's being aggregated. There are times when sourcing intel from the crowd is nice, but at the end of the day I still want to be certain that i've received all of the (periodic) updates from specific sources.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
2x NEC 19" 5:4 1280x1024 monitors at work, nothing special. Used for coding in Visual Studio/SSMS. At home I have a single Dell 24" IPS monitor, used for photo editing and lighter coding, in addition to general home usage.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Or some Autohotkey script to simulate something similar on a full keyboard. Either investing time into a script or money into a physical keyboard are probably your best bets if you're looking at 4 weeks of something that is going to impact
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
True, It's just the first thing I think of when "photos" and "business" come up.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
http://www.flickr.com/help/website/?search=sell+photos#32257...
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Because as soon as she took the job, people were petitioning her to save flickr. Suddenly, results! There's no way it could have been anything other than her personal initiative that got flickr turned around.
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Unless you're invited to sell stock through Getty, flickr isn't meant for business purposes. See http://www.flickr.com/help/website/?search=sell+photos#32257...
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
I used to be a flickr pro user, and then I left over a year ago. I do like the storage and overall design change, but there are other reasons I'm not really interested in going back. #1 being Don’t use Flickr to sell. If we find you engagin
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Since when has it not been about viewing and sharing photographs as it's #1 priority?
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by Pyrodogg 13y ago
Didn't actually have it in my HN profile until this post prompted me to add it, but my username here is my pseudonym of choice on the web and I own the .com so it's basically 1:1 for my real name if you know how to Google.
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
If you're in the US and hosting user uploaded content it would be wise to have a DMCA notice and a designated agent. See the DMCA link at the bottom of this page for an example.
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
It depends very much on how well things are managed, down to the team level. If there's bad communication, or lack of action by the manager a serial under-performer could slide until it is annual review time, or worse.
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
I don't care about the aesthetics but I do wonder about the weight distribution. It looks fairly balanced front to back but all of the gear is on the right side.
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
For clarification what is the HNS you're referring to? If it's Hacker News Search, why not just use the search box at the bottom of this page instead?
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
How about setting up your own? I run openvpn on my dd-wrt router from home. I can securely connect to it from pretty much anywhere. It gets you all of the availability without any of the logging. The only thing it doesn't provide is an anon
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
The in-game discovery of item recipes is something that's definitely lacking for new players. There's a great mod that fixes this, Not Enough Items (NEI). It adds a nice in-game gui that lists all of the items, what their recipes are and a
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by Pyrodogg 14y ago
I'm sure the social aspect is what hooks a number of people, myself included. I run a small whitelisted server for friends and family. It's fun to survive, create and build things by your own and orders of magnitude more fun with friends.

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