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by Ruphin 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Better Mouse Settings - DESCRIPTION: Right now mouse acceleration is enabled by default, and for heavy mouse users this is really not usable. There is no way to change this behaviour in the mouse setting
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by Ruphin 10y ago
This is the coolest web tech I have seen in a while. I am actually not super convinced on the usecase of being able to edit the code at any time, but simply being able to copy it is already so much added value over traditional video course
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by Ruphin 10y ago
The reach of mailing lists is orders of magnitude smaller. People have to sign up for a mailing list; and people who aren't signed up generally don't get your content. This is a stark contrast with Twitter, where content is shared
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by Ruphin 10y ago
All the options you mention are perfectly viable, and none of them is 'strictly better' than the other. This thread will be filled with people telling you to use one of them because reason X, or not use one because reason Y. It&#x
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Note the remaining pieces on the board. Two pieces = '.' one piece is ','. Each row contains a value to fill these blanks: _._ , _._
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Projects like these and their popularity are indicative of how unapproachable the Go development environment is to new users. One of the first things I did when introducing Go at work is write a bunch of script that solved this exact issue
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I personally find the package system on Alpine to be much more suited for container-like environments compared to Ubuntu. For one thing, it's trivial in Alpine to install a package without having to 'apt update' and remove th
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by Ruphin 10y ago
From reading your story it seems to me like you have plenty of aptitude towards programming. Getting a degree is definitely not a requirement to get a job in this sector, so that should not be an issue. The most valuable thing is experience
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Hi, I am the author of this site. The project started out as a test to see if the web platform is powerful enough to do complex interfaces like this. The entire site is built from the ground up using (almost) no pre-existing libraries or fr
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Two-way data binding is indeed a bad pattern, but the issue is that there is only syntax to bind data down, with [[]]. Sometimes it makes sense to get data from a child, and {{}} can be convenient, as long as you follow the rule that you on
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I work with Polymer quite a lot, it is my favorite platform both professionally and for personal projects. What I like about it most is that it lets me program for the web like I would normally code for software projects without UI. You can
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Maybe this will help dispel some of the myth that Docker is useless for any scenario where you need persistent state. There are still many advantages to wrapping your database in a container, and this post by Uber explains really well how a
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I've been using Sublime for many years, and I think I paid for Sublime a about a year in (I think it cost like 30$ back then). I think my current employer also got me a License. However, after the n-th re-install I got too lazy to find
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by Ruphin 10y ago
It is really difficult to select a full black or white on that color wheel. I feel I would never want to use it in a drawing tool for that reason alone.
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by Ruphin 10y ago
What you are really asking is for Google, Apple, Mozilla, and MS to make a better web _for you_. Because you don't want media to autoplay does not mean it is a good solution to just block it outright for everyone. Some websites have le
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by Ruphin 10y ago
Hi Guillaume, Your master password is 'passwordpassword'. 10 points if you know how I figured that out :)
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I'm not even sure if it's cross browser compatible. I literally threw it together in an hour using the assets I made for one of my side projects: https://overwebs.ruph.in I'm pretty sure that one works in Firefox
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I must say http://acko.net is easily the most impressive personal site I've visited. This is mine: https://ruph.in It's something I threw together recently, but it's still missing some content. I like
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by Ruphin 10y ago
I don't think the person/people who wrote these comparisons has much experience working with the frameworks and libraries they are comparing with. The comparison with Polymer sounds very strange to me as a Polymer developer. They
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by Ruphin 10y ago
From my experience using AMD cards, the linux drivers have some serious issues, to the point where on-board intel graphics would give me much more stability. With AMD cards I would get excessive screen tearing just from dragging or resizing
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by Ruphin 11y ago
From the Discover page: "Every year our lasers travel about 2 million kilometers." That calculates to 228 km/h, which seems impossible, unless you are reporting the total distance travelled by all your lasers added together.
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by Ruphin 12y ago
The existence of the character described in the books is a tricky question that cannot be directly answered. Depending on your definition of existance, it either exists, or it doesn't. However, this does not necessarilt disprove Descar
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by Ruphin 12y ago
You encounter the same kind problem whenever you want to use Docker with anything that needs a compilation step. Even with front-end development you run into the same sort of issues with packaging for production (css preprocessors, coffeesc
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by Ruphin 13y ago
Placeholder - A game about defending a place. The focus was largely on gameplay and balance, and the result is a decently balanced tower-defense like game. We tried some very new ideas in this genre, and it turns out they create a completel
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Secure Git Commits(mikegerwitz.com)
2 points by Ruphin 13y ago|0 comments
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Phusion Passenger 4.0 Release Candidate 6(blog.phusion.nl)
24 points by Ruphin 14y ago|7 comments
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Tuning Phusion Passenger’s concurrency settings(blog.phusion.nl)
3 points by Ruphin 14y ago|0 comments
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Phusion Passenger 4.0 Release Candidate 4 – Phusion Corporate Blog(blog.phusion.nl)
27 points by Ruphin 14y ago|5 comments
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Phusion Passenger 4.0 Release Candidate 2(blog.phusion.nl)
29 points by Ruphin 14y ago|1 comments
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Phusion Passenger 4.0 beta 2: focus on stability(blog.phusion.nl)
13 points by Ruphin 14y ago|0 comments

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