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by beefsack 14y ago
I wonder how difficult it'd be to offer a range of referral options, I know if you had Namecheap on there you would have caught me and potentially many others :)
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by beefsack 14y ago
Leaving your comfort zone can make you accomplish amazing things.
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by beefsack 14y ago
That seems excessively cynical to give someone who is sharing something they're obviously quite proud of.
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by beefsack 14y ago
cPanel is one of the reasons why I became good at using a terminal to administer servers.
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by beefsack 14y ago
I've always struggled to get SublimeCodeIntel to work under Linux, and when I've seen it work, it's not very good. CTags is absolutely fantastic though, I live and die by it in large code bases. It's backed by ctags on the system too, so i
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by beefsack 14y ago
He has a video too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQsaCXJeoDY
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by beefsack 14y ago
Chrome on Xubuntu is perfect too.
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by beefsack 14y ago
I've been switching DE like crazy the past year or so trying to find a comfy fit, I've settled on XFCE (Xubuntu) with the bottom panel replaced with Plank, and have completely fallen in love with it.
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by beefsack 14y ago
Viewing it in Chrome on Xubuntu made me have a seizure.
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by beefsack 14y ago
I've recently written an application extensively using Q, and was very pleased at how clean my code ended up being. Particularly in comparison to how node.js code tends to end up looking once your callback pyramids start to grow.
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by beefsack 14y ago
D3.js as an Angular directive is a thing of beauty, once you get your D3.js graphics updating live from your Angular data you can do some very nice dynamic graphics with very little code, whether it be graphs or otherwise. Brian Ford gives
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by beefsack 14y ago
I'm living in Guangzhou at the moment, you could get by here with only English, and only a couple of hours by train to Hong Kong.
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by beefsack 14y ago
There are a substantial amount of developers who don't like VS, NetBeans or Eclipse, even for monolithic projects. Everyone has their own development style, from point and clickers to command line users and everything in between. I guess i
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by beefsack 14y ago
Not according to the official site: http://www.opengl.org/ .
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by beefsack 14y ago
It's up and down here in Guangzhou over the past few days unfortunately.
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by beefsack 14y ago
They've been running high FPS cameras for Australian cricket coverage for nearly 10 years now. It's amazing to see the difference it makes in hitting the ball with the sweet spot of the bat, and is generally really beautiful footage to wat
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by beefsack 14y ago
It's quite clever, essentially it's a system where your email address is your unique identifier, and you authenticate by clicking on a link sent to your email account. The developer reference has much more information: https://developer.mo
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by beefsack 14y ago
If you haven't seen it yet, you'd probably be very interested in Planetary Annihilation ( http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/659943965/planetary-anni... ) which is being made by a significant portion of the original TA and SupCom teams.
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by beefsack 14y ago
Not yet, my main focus is the rendering of the chart. I plan to make an interface after the first release, but the idea is to pipe raw data into it for display rather than be interactive.
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by beefsack 14y ago
Looks cool! I've been working on a Gantt chart using canvas: http://beefsack.github.com/gantt.js/ The example randomly generates some JSON which builds the chart. There are still a couple of bugs, but I hope to have stable release soon.
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Hackberry A10 developer board released, Allwinner A10 board for $60(miniand.com)
2 points by beefsack 14y ago|2 comments
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by beefsack 14y ago
Where is the evidence to support the claim that the lack of purchases is due to piracy?
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by beefsack 14y ago
On the contrary, if it were applied retroactively, it would be a spectacle!
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by beefsack 14y ago
You can get the Mini X and the MK802 from Miniand, and they actively support the hacking community and release Linux images for the devices: Ubuntu 12.04: https://www.miniand.com/forums/forums/2/topics/1 XBMC: https://www.miniand.com/for
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by beefsack 14y ago
There's a built APK up on Miniand: https://www.miniand.com/forums/forums/1/topics/136
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by beefsack 14y ago
My first book was an awesomely illustrated games programming book for BASIC that my dad gave me when I was around 7 or 8. It had a number of games in each book, and they provided the entire source for the game in text on the pages that you
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by beefsack 14y ago
And another thing to put it into perspective: https://www.google.com/search?q=30%20trillion%20%2F%20200000...
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by beefsack 14y ago
I'm actually quite the opposite, I've been a long time Linux user (Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, and more recently Arch) and recently I decided to dive head first into OSX for work and play. OSX is beautiful, it's smooth, and it can run a lot of
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by beefsack 14y ago
Actually it's entirely possible to work at a startup and live overseas. I work for an Australian startup and recently moved to Guangzhou, China. You'll find that a lot of startups will be very flexible to your needs, the worst you can do i
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by beefsack 14y ago
I still believe building open source libraries, then building a paid service using those libraries is the best way to have your cake and eat it too. A fantastic example of this is Shopify and ActiveMerchant.

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