brickmort

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   by brickmort 13y ago

   crash course indeed. I just learned the basic concept of awk in just a few minutes. superb article!
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   by brickmort 13y ago

   I grew up in a spanish household speaking english and spanish. Now I'm in my twenties and I've found that speaking spanish in the household is VERY different from speaking in public, like when you have to speak in a formal manner
3. 183.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   That's pretty awesome, I only really learned about CyanogenMod this week. Has anybody tried installing it on their device?
4. 184.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   yup, that definitely crashed my IE. I'm not quite sure what I expected.
5. 185.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   you know what? i like it. for the past month or so i kept thinking "this is such a bad idea on yahoo's part..." but now that the new logo's here, i realized that it is, in fact, a good move. it's sleek, modern yet i
6. 186.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   also /r/audioengineering, tangiential but relevant.
7. 187.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   find something that can cut it.
8. 188.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   wow. My childhood dissected into something I can (to a marginal extent) comprehend. It's quite the fascinating reality check. It isn't really magic after all.
9. 189.▲
   by brickmort 13y ago

   I think the spirit of it still very much alive, growing just as it always has. It's only being veiled by the big IPO social media coke binge (etc etc...) projects. Just look at hot huge github has become in the past five years. not to
10. 190.▲
    by brickmort 13y ago

    As a non-js based programmer, This is some excellent insight in what a webapp looks like when built with node.js. I'm definitely gonna be reading through this to get my feet wet with node, as it's something I've been meaning
11. 191.▲
    by brickmort 13y ago

    that was scary-cool.
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    by brickmort 13y ago

    CD Baby was HUGE in the early 2000s, especially for independent bands/musicians. This was before anything like Amazon music, iTunes store, etc. For the most part, digital music was still heavily being pirated at this point in time, at
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    by brickmort 13y ago

    this is AWESOME!
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    by brickmort 13y ago

    I'm not affiliated with either party, but I wanted to chime in and say that I HIGHLY recommend two scoops for anybody looking to learn Django, expecially if you found this screencast helpful and are looking for something more to supplement
15. 195.▲
    by brickmort 13y ago

    worked on my android device as well. neat!
16. 196.▲
    by brickmort 13y ago

    "the illusion of privacy" damn, that's good.
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    by brickmort 13y ago

    This is the best discovery I've made all week! Winamp was always my go-to application because it was so compact and less clunky compared to Ttunes. Now that I use linux, Its like i have winamp again. Thanks for sharing!
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    by brickmort 13y ago

    lol
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    by brickmort 14y ago

    I really like the landing page for truffle.io -- I think the fact that it points out that 'Nothing gets posted on your LinkedIn' and 'Your company gets filteres' is key for making the service stand out. The '...or make a new story' line was
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    by brickmort 14y ago

    believe me, I know plenty of people who wish they could afford half of that for their kids. with that said, the threshold of an affordable 'household pc' IMO plateaued years ago with a 4GB 2.5Ghz system, if that. if you look around, you can
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    by brickmort 14y ago

    whoaa!