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by autotravis 14y ago
This is awesome! Is the entry box for the repo supposed to go away once it finds it? It stayed there, covering the text in Chrome 27 dev on Arch... It would be cool if it disappeared.
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by autotravis 14y ago
http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/www.mozilla.org
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by autotravis 14y ago
Vim
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by autotravis 14y ago
And, if the reader's email correspondance is especially fruitful, you can even update your blog post with his/her thoughts and your new ones.
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by autotravis 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the author would encourage this: "Conversely, it’s not regressive to encourage people to take their thoughts into the wider world instead of leaving them at the bottom of a webpage"
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Ubuntu and the Leap(badpattern.com)
3 points by autotravis 14y ago|0 comments
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by autotravis 14y ago
"Who says online users are a bunch of anti-social geeks?"
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by autotravis 14y ago
They look interesting, but the FAQ page[1] reads like a third-party Chinese vendor is selling them: "Epiphany has incredible electric powered sunglasses." 1. http://www.epiphanyeyewear.com/?faq
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by autotravis 14y ago
These might provide consistency, but judging from the "Top 10 Download" area, they're anything but nice.
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by autotravis 14y ago
My ISP makes me use a "gateway"[1][2] with a wireless router built into it. In the name of reducing electricity usage, I forego running my own router and surrender to using theirs. I would be willing to bet many others do the same. I wonder
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The world's two worst variable names(oreillynet.com)
1 points by autotravis 14y ago|5 comments
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How Much Money Does It Take to Like Windows Phone?(badpattern.com)
2 points by autotravis 14y ago|0 comments
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by autotravis 14y ago
I tried this a while back and totally forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder! To run it, use the r2e command and you can follow the guide here: http://www.allthingsrss.com/rss2email/getting-started-with-r... I think I will try this and s
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by autotravis 14y ago
There's a time for humor and there is a time for a serious response. This is the latter and I find myself regretting my move to name.com.
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by autotravis 14y ago
>> Beyond the frequent crashing for no particular reason, # >I don't think I have seen a crash. How frequent exactly? I'd say 1 to 2 crashes per day. These are application crashes, mind you, but when 12.10 has been out for ~4 mo
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by autotravis 14y ago
This is where I'm at now. I love Linux distros for servers, but I've been essentially fighting with desktop versions of Ubuntu/#!/Mint/etc for 4 years and I'm tired of it. It was fun, but it's no longer fun and I want my computer to get out
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by autotravis 14y ago
You want your money back or for someone to get off your lawn?
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by autotravis 14y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5254877
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by autotravis 14y ago
"Too much design, it looks perfect, but unfortunately, that's a bad thing this early in the launch." Whaaa...? That does not make sense to me. The UI is not complicated, so why is it bad that it "looks perfect?"
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by autotravis 14y ago
A successful troll is a subtle troll.
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by autotravis 14y ago
I think stackoverflow encourages[1] this, so no need to feel guilty. 1. http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/07/its-ok-to-ask-and-answ...
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by autotravis 14y ago
You keep calling it an attack. This was normal (growing) traffic for the site. From the comments on the site: "I didn't notice any "attack" when CloudFlare began to route all traffic directly to us. It looked like normal web traffic - much
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by autotravis 14y ago
You just described me exactly. I could see how I might have been enticed to just buy bigger and better things as my income increased, but somehow I went the same direction you did. And I feel I could not be happier. I would much rather live
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by autotravis 14y ago
Are you talking about adding a unattractive domain, then using the free kudos point to grab up a better one? That's kind of what is keeping me from putting mine up (magnatecha.com and linuxterm.com). They're not that great, but I would rat
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by autotravis 14y ago
Yes, but not that small. I used an old laptop previously and it was much larger, louder and used more electricity.
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Programmer distillation(rachelbythebay.com)
36 points by autotravis 14y ago|28 comments
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by autotravis 14y ago
> "If that didn't destroy its habitability for good, I'm not sure we'd be able to do it." But we sure can make it a lot more miserable to live on.
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by autotravis 14y ago
> "The keyboard just felt...odd." My opinion is that all keyboards feel odd compared to what I use on a daily basis. If I use any keyboard for 2-3 days straight, it will stop feeling odd. It's all a matter of what you're accustomed to u
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Pinterest Cut Costs from $54 to $20 Per Hour With Automatic Shutdowns(highscalability.com)
197 points by autotravis 14y ago|71 comments
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The Dawning of Domestic Drones(nytimes.com)
1 points by autotravis 14y ago|0 comments

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