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by RegEx 14y ago
> Can you do a writeup/tutorial for your setup? Sure. I can just open source the site after I remove some private stuff and improve the documentation a bit. I have a similar site (my old web design partnership vertstudios.com) that alre
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by RegEx 14y ago
Roll your own! It's fun. My site is a custom made file-based blogging platform written with Python Flask, and it's a joy to use since I made it exactly how I wanted it to be made. One feature that I really enjoy is being able to call source
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by RegEx 14y ago
Exactly. It's easy to "copy" the backlink profile of a site using gimmicks such as blog comments and mass article submissions. But when a site is doing SEO right, when you look at their backlink profile you'll go "How the hell did they mana
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by RegEx 14y ago
Ah, I see, thanks!
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by RegEx 14y ago
I really, really like this. I will definitely use it at work and for my own personal projects. I will admit, though, that I'm not a fan of the rspec-like broken English. I hate to bikeshed here, because I really do love this idea, but these
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by RegEx 14y ago
A project is worth open sourcing if it's useful enough for other people to use. I personally do not believe there's much more to it than that.
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by RegEx 14y ago
TI-82 here. I made small applications to do my 7th grade algebra homework. They took longer to make than just doing the homework, but I enjoyed automation.
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by RegEx 14y ago
> Is there any interest from HN if we choose to open source this? I personally don't understand this type of comment. Just open source it!
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by RegEx 14y ago
This is very articulate nonsense. Not all purchases that grant utility encourage addiction, so your economics lesson doesn't apply to most of the things we buy.
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by RegEx 14y ago
Sounds fun! I've heard a lot about the game and I'm thinking of giving it a go myself.
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by RegEx 14y ago
No, nothing at all. I have an ivy bridge i5, 8GB 1600, and two old nvidia geforce 8600 under sli. Perhaps the people at /r/techsupport could help. Full screen in my VM feels just like booting into Ubuntu - no lag at all.
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by RegEx 14y ago
2 processor cores and 2G of memory is all mine needs to perform well. Perhaps my level of "fast enough" is much slower than yours, but my VM doesn't feel any slower than the host.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I have a Windows host and Lubuntu guest. I love the setup. It's perfect for gaming and dev.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I don't see any advantage to running the install native. I've actually had more issues in native installs than through VMs. As a side note, if anyone is interested in running an Ubuntu desktop VM, I highly recommend Lubuntu. It's extremely
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by RegEx 14y ago
A lot of people around here have that irrational sense. It took a while for me to shake it off, but I'm glad I did.
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by RegEx 14y ago
Irrespective of the content on TPB, I've been redirected to pages I didn't want to go to while on the site.
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by RegEx 14y ago
I'm a heavy player, and unfortunately I've never had the joy of seeing arrows flying around me during the day.
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by RegEx 14y ago
It's similar to many jQuery plugins I've seen. "LOOK, you can do all this with one line of code!" $("#mydiv").someplugin(); But then they show all the HTML adjustments you have to make to get the plugin functioning. Just tell me st
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by RegEx 14y ago
This comment contributes nothing to the conversation. Leave the "So brave" comments at Reddit. If you have something informative to say, I'd like to hear it. The claim by the parent is that they aren't just some new startup, but that they'v
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by RegEx 14y ago
Save the topic of pedantry for another thread my friend ;)
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by RegEx 14y ago
I find analogies very good for explaining concepts (to make the details easier to understand), but absolutely horrible for debates. Analogies generally over simplify issues, and hackers are particularly bad at arguing the analogy to an absu
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by RegEx 14y ago
Java?
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by RegEx 14y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't think you're replying to what I'm asking. I was looking for information from back then that sheds light on the severity of Aaron's situation, not just comments of the doubters. However, the stress of this thread is ge
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by RegEx 14y ago
That comment was in reply to > If the feds get their way you'll know exactly where to find him for the next 35 years. I'm asking if people actually knew facts, not some tin-foil hat speculation (even if the tin-foil hat was right on the
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by RegEx 14y ago
You're too emotional to ration with. I hope you stop displacing anger in every which way.
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by RegEx 14y ago
What information? I'd legitimately appreciate links/sources of the situation's severity other than hindsight.
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by RegEx 14y ago
> when you have no damn idea what the consequences are Because this is unprecedented. People are still shocked at the excessive nature of the charges. No one expected it. To expect everything to be so severe would be paranoia.
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by RegEx 14y ago
He made a judgement based on the information provided to him. It wasn't conveyed in a nice tone, sure, and that's unfortunate. I'd prefer if everyone was nice, but sometimes things just come out really, really nasty. The usual consequence i
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by RegEx 14y ago
And you sound like a drama queen. The severity was not conveyed. According to HN users in this thread, it couldn't be for whatever reasons. We didn't know the extent of the trouble. Sure, he was rude, and I don't like it when people are rud
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by RegEx 14y ago
Tech has a small but noticeable celebrity culture to it. Danielle has a decent number of twitter followers and has had articles at the top of HN at least a few times. I don't find it too surprising that she has some fans willing to defend h

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