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by _puk 12y ago
Good effort! Seem to have lost a few minutes clicking generate.. What's the sad smiley I keep getting?
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by _puk 12y ago
Bog standard printing at your local store. Seems it is easier and cheaper nowadays to buy a printer than replace an ink cartridge. Looking at £50 a time. I just don't print enough to warrant it. None of the supermarkets / high str
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by _puk 12y ago
Useful resource; would be great to find a general CDN performance measurement tool from each country. When entering a new continent / country it would be good to know just how close the nearest Pop is (or more importantly what the late
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by _puk 12y ago
Now that Chrome and Safari inspectors have started to diverge significantly I find the Chrome inspector far superior. It just feels like more time has been invested in it. Only issue I have is the fact it changes more or less every release,
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by _puk 12y ago
ditto. Also, I had to close my browser for the test to be allowed to work (session expiry). I tried closing the tab, but that's not enough. For me that is an unfair test as I hardly ever close my browser down completely.
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by _puk 12y ago
Thanks! I imagine that eventually there's not going to be much difference feature wise between ST and atom. This then leaves the key differentiators as price and support. Atom wins the first, and if the community grows with it then it
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by _puk 12y ago
I thought that was one of the big plus points for ST. It looks and works the same on all platforms, OSX, Windows, Linux. So maybe there is something in that the OSX crowd will pay for tools. That said, I find it far easier to get up and run
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by _puk 12y ago
I tried replacing Sublime Text with it, and got quite into it. I however fell back to ST for a number of reasons. Speed - ST is just quicker to get up and running. I found a (large) file or two that atom just could not deal with. State - I
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by _puk 12y ago
Agreed completely. I've seen it suggested before (and it's something I've taken to doing) that you can provide cues as to whether you can be interrupted. I've got it to the point that if the door is closed, no-one should
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by _puk 12y ago
Looks nice, good luck with it. Couple of points: Browser navigation does not seem to do much (I click on UK then back arrow and remain in UK, have to reload page or click on All to get back to All). Esc to close the popup when clicking on a
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by _puk 12y ago
Fragile - potential to fall apart at Christmas! My cunning plan is to fold the top of one sock over the other, so they come out ready paired. Spawning a child is a great answer though.
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by _puk 12y ago
Minecraft version or it didn't happen ;) Great to see more and more of these official maps becoming available. Is this something that can be (has been?) incorporated into the likes of OpenStreetMap? The full dataset (544GB) is availabl
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by _puk 12y ago
It's a Team Fortress2 reference. Novel in-game aesthetic that turned into a huge money spinner.
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LG multi platform TV casting SDK – supports Chromecast/Roku too(connectsdk.com)
2 points by _puk 13y ago|0 comments
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by _puk 13y ago
JavaScript - more like a jacket with thousands of pockets. Some contain useful tools, usable by anyone with some experience of DIY. Others, extremely dangerous tools, many with their safety features disabled, usable only by qualified builde
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by _puk 13y ago
Seems fair enough - does it report this disabling?
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by _puk 13y ago
> I think it is fluff. You may think so, but you've no idea who is ultimately reading your resume. Granted keep it short, but more than once this has got someone from the "maybe" pile into the "we'll take a look
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by _puk 13y ago
Does the trademark have to contain .com? i.e. I have theword trademarked, but not theword.com
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by _puk 13y ago
Oh, and I had the trademark for said site..
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by _puk 13y ago
On the flip side, I had a .com domain on backorder (I have the .co.uk), which was actually released. I didn't get it (regardless of the back-order), but it got bought up by a domain squatting company who now want about $4K for it. It i
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by _puk 13y ago
The sheer number of patents involved, and the generality of said patents is what discourages future innovation. It's a complete first man advantage, anyone coming after that has to deal with the fact that 130+ patents already exist. Su
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by _puk 13y ago
Pierre's been tinkering.. Error on startup No route matches get to ["%3Ca%20target=%27_blank%27%20href=%27http:", "pierregoutheraud.fr"]
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by _puk 13y ago
And that's CommentWang.. I'll get my coat
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by _puk 13y ago
Sorry, I don't get the comment. Leaking what? Your publicly available JS libraries? or is this a more general Mozilla bashing comment? The service itself looks great, and the versioning is exactly what I'm after.
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by _puk 13y ago
What's wrong with isnt?
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by _puk 13y ago
So presumably every site I visit in 2014 will request my location? Didn't hang around long enough to read it after that..
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by _puk 13y ago
Completely tangential, but given all the recent online privacy debates, and the likes of Steam sniffing dns caches etc I actually thought twice about visiting tor.com (having never stumbled across it before). For reference it's a Macmi
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by _puk 13y ago
Which came first? The Hershey's "milk chocolate" recipe or the lax standards?!
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by _puk 13y ago
Broccoli is just one of those words that never looks spelt correctly, even when it is. Might I suggest lumber.js, considering it's all about trees.
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by _puk 13y ago
I've also been playing around with gulp, and whilst still in the 'trying to use it like grunt' kind of mindset, I have seen some merit in using these stream based build tools. Have to wonder why this all requires new build to

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