badboy

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   Why does the government always get it wrong?(paulbernal.wordpress.com)

   10 points by badboy 15y ago|4 comments
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   by badboy 15y ago

   Wow. I really like the concept but I'm missing some more features for my own use. Is it open source? That would be great to hack on it. Or does it atleast have an API? That way I could script some more functionality.
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   by badboy 15y ago

   HTML is just a markup language. How it is displayed relies on other factors (and that is where CSS comes in)
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   by badboy 15y ago

   pri is used first for the constructor (right after class SumTable ) but not followed by any name. I find it quite hard to read this way.
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   by badboy 15y ago

   Speaking of readability: Just `pri` as the constructor? When having just a quick glance at code I want to know which part does what. Function names help, even if it is __construct . And the @str title=null line above the class seems ver
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   This might seem silly: git pull(blog.sendapatch.se)

   3 points by badboy 15y ago|1 comments
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   by badboy 15y ago

   I really laughed watching this video. Too bad the content industry does not get it.
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   by badboy 15y ago

   3 machines running on Arch Linux and no major issues up to now. It's just perfect for me. I love how easy it is to quickly build a new package (not that I need to write PKGBUILDS myself often, most things are available in the AUR) Happy Bir
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   by badboy 15y ago

   I really like the idea and the code is just great. I had fun by just reading the C code and experimenting a bit. Now that the editor is included it's even more awesome :)
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    by badboy 15y ago

    When I started to study last year in October I thought about getting a tablet for day-to-day use. But then I realized everything and more can be done with a small Laptop aswell and reading papers is even better on a Kindle than on a table
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    by badboy 15y ago

    I use InstaFetch on my Android phone: https://market.android.com/details?id=pl.immortal.instafetch Even the Lite Version has everything I need: Saving links and from time to time even read them on my phone (now that I've got a Kindle that
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    HN2mail: Read HackerNews with your favourite mail client(github.com)

    1 points by badboy 15y ago|0 comments
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    by badboy 15y ago

    I just found tig, which is even better than any graphical client. tig: http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/
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    by badboy 15y ago

    Now some love for us Linux guys and I would be so happy.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    I like the ruby syntax and I played a bit with Erlang in the past. This looks just like the perfect mix of both worlds.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    Ok, I should read more carefully. I thought the article uses cat > file followed by ^D to create empty files. Of course when having some text cat > file is just fine.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    cat > file vs. touch file cat file | cmd vs. cmd < file cmd1 | cmd2 | cat vs. { cmd1 | cmd2 || true; } vs. cmd1 | cmd2; true So even some of the thing listed are still not the best use case for cat
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    by badboy 15y ago

    So let's start some fundraising right now.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    It is a bad thing to have just one command to move files instead of 3? Nah, I don't get it. That git has different commands than svn is because it is different. Why should it adopt any of the commands if it does different things? When I
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    by badboy 15y ago

    I upload my music to Google Music. But just so I can access it when I want to play some music when at a friend's house. It just don't work on my mobile phone, because when I leave my house I got no mobile connection, so I NEED to rely on mu
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    by badboy 15y ago

    Now I got something to read this evening.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    I started with C as my first language and even though pointers made some code really hard to read and sometimes my own experiments with pointers crashed horribly, it helped me understanding programming in a whole, how the memory is used and
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    by badboy 15y ago

    Wow, the interface is really nice. But I don't think it would work for my daily mail use. I'm too familiar with my mutt setup.
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    by badboy 15y ago

    seriously, I don't get it why I should use another big node script when there is timeout
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    Node_modules in git(mikealrogers.com)

    4 points by badboy 15y ago|0 comments
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    by badboy 15y ago

    You know your software is successful when it's used by porn sites :D