Timothee

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by Timothee 12y ago
My understanding is that it's only people who were employees of these companies at the time, though it's easy to argue that anybody in the tech industry was indirectly affected. I.e. the salary paid to these employees influences t
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I didn't know that either and that made me look at all the other options and features that Vimium offers. So many things I didn't know about! :) Thanks for making me look! (it's like vim, there's always more to learn)
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by Timothee 12y ago
I've recently been writing command lines tool (for internal use mostly) and wrote them in bash because running other command line tools and checking their exit codes is simpler in bash than in Python for example. Problems start to come
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by Timothee 12y ago
That's a great idea but I don't think that it can be done. I just checked the API doc and came across this post: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!msg/google-chrome-develo... The post is from 2013
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/dev/null: When GIF Serve JavaScript(iamajin.blogspot.com)
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I found your comment very interesting: I've been using vim for a few years now and wouldn't consider changing (except for Emacs with Evil mode) because I like doing everything without lifting my hands from the keyboard. But readin
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I like the idea behind this because I am also very sensitive to that type of things. Probably over-sensitive but I just worry that if you let one thing go, it becomes a slippery slope and you then have a mess of a repo. That being said, if
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Show HN: AirControl, control AirPlay Mirroring from your terminal(tech.adroll.com)
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by Timothee 12y ago
From the article, it sounds like the issue is not just with Apache but also ssh, DHCP and others. So I'd just assume you're still at risk regardless of your Apache user configuration. (in any case, it's safer to act as if)
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by Timothee 12y ago
I have 1Password for iPhone and copy the generated password from there every time I need it. Certainly a pain but worth it. In the end, it doesn't take that long: 1Password is on my home screen, the Apple login is favorited and I can t
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The Renegade Roots of Hollywood Studios(history.com)
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Regex Crossword(regexcrossword.com)
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1Password Watchtower(watchtower.agilebits.com)
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by Timothee 12y ago
Certainly, but I think iPhones are too big to be used on a wrist and existing armbands are usually for workouts and for your arm, rather than forearm or wrist. More importantly, the UI is not done for that use. For example, you might want t
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by Timothee 12y ago
unfortunately, due to the placement on the wrist, they must be small I don't know if they're small because they're on the wrist or because they're sold as watches. I don't think I'd be against having a bigger
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by Timothee 12y ago
That might be a silly question but it's not useful for just an individual in a team, correct? We use GitHub at work, but I wouldn't be able to try Phabricator on my own, right?
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by Timothee 12y ago
One point that this article doesn't mention but the video does (starting about here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZhgTewKhTQ#t=350 ) is that the building wasn't built exactly as designed. In particular, the 8-st
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by Timothee 13y ago
I'd think of the thought process a bit differently than lclarkmichalek, though of course with the same result. To get close to 952, you can quickly think of 106x9. 106 is easy to obtain and you have a 3. You can get another 3 from 75&#
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by Timothee 13y ago
What are the ongoing running costs though? Serving the scanned images? Sure, but if the only way to add more data to that bucket is to keep buying notebooks, that should be fairly safe. The hosting costs should be very low compared to the p
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by Timothee 13y ago
As far as I know, it doesn't have to (shouldn't?) be updated for the current year if it doesn't change. From http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap4.html#401 : If a notice appears on the copies, it shal
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by Timothee 13y ago
I'll add that the initial registration is extremely easy and certainly does not require the help from an outside company. When I signed up in the past, if I remember correctly, it was very basic information about my identity, a picture
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by Timothee 13y ago
Has Mint improved any features at all since they were acquired? Not really. I looks pretty much the same to me as when they started and it certainly looks the same as when they were bought, five years ago. I'd be very interested in k
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by Timothee 13y ago
It's all a matter of style, but I removed the border on the iframe that holds the video player and I liked it better because the video started to blend with the rest of the page. I felt it made it more immersive. Cool music and the 8bi
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by Timothee 13y ago
I don't know about him but I have 'kj' mapped to <Esc>. I highly recommend it. (or any variation around it)
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by Timothee 13y ago
Off-topic but: It makes me sad that it's the top-voted comment Not necessarily. It's also less than an hour old, so that helps to make it raise.
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by Timothee 13y ago
I don't have any objection to someone copying the concept of an existing site / service To be fair to the OP, nothing says it was copied from your site. They could have had the idea from GeoGuessr http://geoguessr.com
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by Timothee 13y ago
This video by ZeFrank is really great. It's a problem I certainly suffer from, with ideas from two or more years ago that I still kind of plan on executing on at some point… later… when I have time… but it will be great, I can tell you
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Brain Crack – ZeFrank on never executing on ideas(youtube.com)
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50 cents to send a piece of paper across the continent in just a couple of days is a bargain as far as I'm concerned. A dollar will even get your piece of paper across the world in just a few more days than that. It's quite unbeli
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by Timothee 13y ago
That's the first thing I thought about and when I saw above that Sense was a French company, I thought it might actually be related. Well, it is: https://sen.se/about/who/

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