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beefsack
13y ago
It's been around for a long time, but I really love the TTY mode of DDG: https://duckduckgo.com/tty/
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beefsack
13y ago
Do you mean source control or deployment? Wondering how you use GitHub and SVN for deployment.
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beefsack
13y ago
I think you mean Unity supporting PS4, and apparently it's coming: http://blogs.unity3d.com/2013/03/21/unity-coming-to-sony-con...
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beefsack
13y ago
To be honest, this isn't the place to be posting projects if all you want is for people to see what you're doing and you have a fragile ego. The feedback from here is very valuable if you take it objectively. I feel that if you want to hav
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beefsack
13y ago
Is it possible to have USD payments deposited in my account directly without having currency conversion inside Pin? My bank account (Citibank Australia) tends to be significantly cheaper when depositing in USD than when gateways convert an
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13y ago
My testing: 1. Create https://github.com/beefsack/test1 2. Rename to https://github.com/beefsack/test2 , redirect works 3. Create new https://github.com/beefsack/test1 , link from (1) points to this new repo So yeah, it looks like it wo
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13y ago
I believe this has been around a year or two already, which makes it a bit more impressive in my mind.
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beefsack
13y ago
Looks fantastic, good work! One state is missing from Australia: Australian Capital Territory, which has it's own test and rules. Having that would be of particular use to a lot of people I know :)
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beefsack
13y ago
I'd suggest you should download every plugin for ST and see how bloated it becomes, you'd end up with something as slow and ungainly as Eclipse. To me, one of the largest benefits of ST is having a very powerful editor which is fast, simple
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13y ago
It's nearly there for me, only a couple of things holding me back at the moment: * Fuzzy matching doesn't intelligently handle spaces in the search string whereas ST does (very handy for deep directory structure). * No indentation detecti
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13y ago
You'll notice though in the Uptime and Performance History that most of the Google APIs have been marked as being down for the entirety of the last week, which indicates to me that the logic they are using to test the APIs may no longer be
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beefsack
13y ago
I can't speak on behalf of everyone, but the license it's under is a deciding factor for me when looking at engines and libraries. It's definitely something I'd love to see at a first glance. Awesome site by the way!
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beefsack
13y ago
It would be great to see a bit more information than "free", such as which license the engine/library is under.
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beefsack
13y ago
If you go to preferences, and look at the plugins tab (I believe in the general plugins section) you'll see there's a plugin for a system tray icon. After enabling, you can hide to the system tray by clicking the system tray icon. Most us
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13y ago
For those on Linux or Windows, Audacious is a beautiful audio player heavily inspired by Winamp 2.x, both visually and mechanically. It supports Winamp Classic skins out of the box, and comes with quite a nice one as stock. Screenshot: ht
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beefsack
14y ago
I think you are right, but it feels like a matter of definitions. A movie without cinematography is essentially a novel (not exactly the same, screenplays differ from novels), and they both fall under the "story" umbrella. I feel that "gam
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beefsack
14y ago
I haven't heard too many people say bad things about Git.
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beefsack
14y ago
I'm a Unix developer and would love to have a play, a little bit disheartening to see that the installation instructions are OS X exclusive.
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beefsack
14y ago
There are also substantially more powerful ones around: https://www.miniand.com/products/GK802%20Android%20Mini%20PC
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beefsack
14y ago
Having a tiny bit of JS and having no JS at all is worlds apart. I edited the DOM in my inspector to try to add arrows and change percentages, but nothing happened after I injected new elements. Had this been entirely in CSS, it would have
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14y ago
Fantastic work, looks really sweet too. Would be great to see without the jQuery dependency if possible.
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I've installed Ubuntu on my Nexus 7 ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Nexus7/Installation , the desktop version, not the new mobile version) and now I code on my tablet, which is awesome for something that I can carry easily around everywhere. I a
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beefsack
14y ago
This seems a little off-topic for HN.
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beefsack
14y ago
I'd have to say Q promises ( https://github.com/kriskowal/q , adds promises to JS for much cleaner async code). Even though it's not "cool" in the sense that it's very low level and doesn't do fancy UI stuff, my asynchronous code has become
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beefsack
14y ago
Seeing how heavily this depends on node.js, I'd love to see it distributed through NPM. NPM already provides a centralised and clean package management system which can handle updates and installing executables and it makes it possible to
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beefsack
14y ago
This is why I use Chromium and not Chrome.
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beefsack
14y ago
Call me a masochist, but I love the huge amount of selection, I love how passionate people are about their own solutions meaning they rapidly improve, and I love getting my hands dirty with pretty much anything I can get my hands on. It's g
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beefsack
14y ago
One thing that I'd love to see is more high quality forums as pluggable components instead of being / as well as being standalone apps. For Rails specifically, we're using Forem over at Miniand which plugs in as a Rails engine and shares th
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14y ago
*Crackers.
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14y ago
I'm actually quite happy to see this too, I never have a problem with titles here like I do over at Reddit.
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