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Termcoin – A Bitcoin wallet for your terminal(github.com)
87 points by chjj 13y ago|32 comments
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by chjj 13y ago
> Pretty fascinating that this guy's life story was essentially stolen... If that interests you, have a look at the real 50 cent: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelvin_Martin
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by chjj 13y ago
I want some answers Ja Rule might not have right now.
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by chjj 13y ago
Author of term.js/tty.js[1] here. Nice work. You guys should keep an eye on term.js. The version you're using is slightly old and actually contains a bug (now fixed) wherein all events will become unbound if the reset control sequ
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by chjj 13y ago
Github: https://github.com/chjj/blessed and https://github.com/chjj/jitsu-ui
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Blessed - a curses-like widget library for node.js(blog.nodejitsu.com)
8 points by chjj 13y ago|1 comments
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by chjj 13y ago
Not many people have heard of it for whatever reason, but what you're describing can be accomplished perfectly well on X11 systems using XCompose: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Accents_on_US_keyboards
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by chjj 13y ago
dwm In the beginning I used DE's like xfce and then lxde. My window manager evolution went something like: openbox -> awesome -> dwm -> my fork of dwm My evolution of terminal use went: urxvt -> xterm -> s
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by chjj 13y ago
That's exactly the kind of analogy I was looking for. Thanks.
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by chjj 13y ago
Actually, no. I see people posting horrendous stuff with their real names all the time on youtube. I don't think anonymity is what causes these horrible comments: it's more the fact that the internet creates a "barrier" between two people.
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by chjj 13y ago
I'm not sure about IDE features. The whole reason I use vim in the first place is precisely because it's not an IDE. I don't want integration, I want unix instead. It's the same reason I use dwm for my desktop setup and configure everythi
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by chjj 13y ago
Omitted </p> tags have always been perfectly conforming in HTML, just not XHTML. The same goes for </li> tags. It's more common than you think for people to omit closing tags for those elements.
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by chjj 13y ago
If anyone is interested, see deadbeef for the linux equivalent of foobar2000: http://deadbeef.sourceforge.net/ (But personally, I use MOC: http://moc.daper.net/ )
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by chjj 13y ago
Having newlines=line-breaks does not necessitate what I mentioned above. This is actually a common issue across multiple markdown engines, including ones that do not implement github's newline behavior. I suppose you can think of it that wa
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by chjj 13y ago
Oh, he didn't mention half the stuff I thought he would. He's right about a lot of things though. Take this for example: Hello world, there isn't 1. There are 4. The original markdown treats the second line as a continuation of
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by chjj 14y ago
The "you can't fire me, I quit" approach. I like it.
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by chjj 14y ago
I specifically said "robust" kernels for this reason. While I wouldn't call Minix a toy kernel, it definitely was not as robust as Linux after a while into Linux's infancy. I'm guessing it was considered something a single person could prob
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by chjj 14y ago
Came here to say this. I really think it may have been one person. It was a brilliant idea, and as you all know, it only takes one person to have an idea, but would it really take that much work to implement? Would it really require an el
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by chjj 14y ago
I'm just going to link to one of my favorite reviews of his. You can __taste__ the contempt he has for this movie and all its characters in his words: http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19... I'll also never forget
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by chjj 14y ago
If your point is, "other currencies suck too", it's not a good one. The entire goal of bitcoin was to be better than these currencies. The writer of this article simply said bitcoin doesn't work as a currency. The fact that there are (unsur
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by chjj 14y ago
This is the kind of stuff that makes Windows seem like alien territory to me. The last time I looked at code using the win32 api, I noticed that the spawn() call accepts a bitmask which can determine whether a window is drawn for the proces
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by chjj 14y ago
Another "hey look, node.js isn't good at everything" post. I figured these would have stopped by now. Why are you using an async sort function when you're not doing anything asynchronous in the sort callback? That's going to entail some ove
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by chjj 14y ago
A dark future for HTML. I can't really describe the melancholy I feel when thinking about this. In 10 years, we'll be reminiscing about how the web was once an open platform, and we'll kick ourselves for having said at the time, "I hate DRM
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by chjj 14y ago
Definitely the first thing that came to my mind. I don't like that he is not respecting the original author's license. We're all used to opensource and freedom to redistribute here, but when someone licenses something a different way, we sh
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by chjj 14y ago
I agree with that statement in a way. Linus Torvalds wrote a kernel because he bought a PC: hardware which allowed him to do anything he wanted. Today, smartphones and mobile devices are much more popular among the youth. Could you imagine
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by chjj 14y ago
This is so great. I'm such a damn UO fan I can't even put it into words. I'm not a "gamer", but UO was the __best__ game I've ever played. No game, as far as I can tell, has even come close to replicating the brilliance of UO around 1998-19
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by chjj 14y ago
A library referencing a favorite movie from my childhood automatically has points for the name. On that note, it could be called the_land_before_timeofday() for all I care.
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by chjj 14y ago
This is going to be the most shameless plug I've ever done in my life, but I actually believe my css selector engine ( https://github.com/chjj/zest ) beats every other one into the ground in terms of speed, features, and extensibility. I'
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by chjj 14y ago
> Beautiful! You wouldn't happen to know if it supports "smart" quotes would you? Marked has a pretty big todo list right now. Those are on it somewhere. > Also auto-id-ing heading elements so they can be hash-linked to? This is act
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by chjj 14y ago
I recommend upgrading to the latest release of marked ( https://github.com/chjj/marked/tree/v0.2.8 ). It has a few improvements as well as GFM tables.

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