SmileyKeith

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   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   As someone who develops some plugins this looks freaking awesome. Think I'm past thinking this is a April fools joke, knowing his sense of humor, the number of lines of code and the commit history.
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   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   This post seems to have destroyed the site. Excited to try it out though.
3. 63.▲
   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   This is a great game!
4. 64.▲
   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   This is definitely a parody of https://atom.io/ if anyone was wondering why it exists.
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   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   (As a vim user) I like to think that the keybindings actually make sense. There are tons of articles out there about the verbage of vim commands. Once you get used to the vocabulary vim makes a lot of sense. (But it could just be Stockholm
6. 66.▲
   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   Yea. Seems like that question is a lot of the conversation going on here as well.
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   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   What am I missing here, aren't these two comments conflicting? > Audit the Pidgin chat client, fixing security bugs And > we don't want to use Pidgin/libpurple
8. 68.▲
   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   Nice call. Yea very strange. Seems like the most important thing in this update. It should at least be at the top of the bug fix list.
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   by SmileyKeith 13y ago

   I cant believe they don't even mention the SSL bug in this. That's just insulting.
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I've really started to love Go. There are some great tidbits in here.
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    > Downloadable Android Launcher is also coming to Play Store apparently, and it will allow the Android users to test out how Sailfish looks like and feels like before flashing their devices into it... That is a great idea.
12. 72.▲
    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I was in some A/B test of this a while back and it's awesome. Can't wait for it to be rolled out.
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I think one of the most important things about this is the last bullet point. "Development on Github." I occasionally look at the vim-dev mailing list and I see people attaching patch files to conversations. I think Github's
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    man ascii That's definitely useful.
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    This is amazing. As others have said I really wish this kind of insane performance would be a goal for sites like this. After trying this demo I found it difficult to go back to the same pages on the normal site. Also I imagine even with se
16. 76.▲
    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    AppStorm announced they were closing before this post. http://mac.appstorm.net/general/appstorm-news/appstorm-closi...
17. 77.▲
    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    Down again.
18. 78.▲
    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I've been using t[0] for a while and it's pretty fantastic. [0]: https://github.com/sjl/t
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    IPSEC/L2TP VPN on a Raspberry Pi running Arch Linux(smileykeith.com)

    1 points by SmileyKeith 13y ago|0 comments
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    This account was created 2 minutes before this post. Just FYI
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    Sunrise on why they ask for your Apple ID and password(marco.org)

    1 points by SmileyKeith 13y ago|0 comments
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    Is there a reason to use either of those systems over homebrew? Since homebrew seems to have a lot more community support now.
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I would lose years if I used the mouse in the terminal..
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I've started hitting some Ghost based sites from HN links and I like the public facing side of it a lot. As other people have said I think I'll stick with Jekyll
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    Forcing links to open in new windows: an argument that should have ended(marco.org)

    68 points by SmileyKeith 13y ago|80 comments
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    That is never his goal.
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    Yahoo Tech(yahoo.com)

    5 points by SmileyKeith 13y ago|0 comments
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I've thought about this, previously I've changed this by just replacing your /bin/ln calls to mv but I think that attempting to add this to the tool may cause some confusion. Obviously it wouldn't be the default beh
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    I don't think this synchronizes installations since the forumla[0] are overwritten with each update. If someone updates one of them the specific version you downloaded elsewhere will not be downloaded again. I definitely understand why
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    by SmileyKeith 13y ago

    Looks like this will hopefully be installable via Homebrew soon: https://github.com/binchewer/power_fixer/pull/3