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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
There are a few GUI toolkits in the works, it seems. http://go-lang.cat-v.org/library-bindings Check out the "GUIs and Widget Toolkits" section.
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
Looks really good, but is strikingly similar to another of Drew Strojny's themes: http://demo.thethemefoundry.com/linen-theme/
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
It will be packaged with WordPress 3.5, which is slated to be released around early December. It's probably called Twenty Twelve because (1) they're trying to be optimistic about the 3.5 release date and (2) the theme was meant to be includ
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Richard Stallman on RT: "We're heading for a total disaster"(youtube.com)
2 points by chrisguitarguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
Here's a few links on the "click here" subject: * http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=30124 * http://www.copyblogger.com/click-here/ If you look at what a lot of content marketers (inbound marketers, if you like) are doing,
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
Craigslist is a company whose terms of service were violated by PadMapper. Whether or not PadMapper provides a better experience is irrelevant: Craigslist has a right to defend its content and lists by whatever means it sees fit. Any busine
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Jetpack Comment System for WordPress(jetpack.me)
2 points by chrisguitarguy 14y ago|0 comments
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
> why buy a company that has no significant revenue? Because users are often just as if not more valuable than the money a company makes. Google probably bought Meebo because they thought the product was a good fit for their new social
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
You're clearly not familiar with actual guitar sheet music. There's a lot of notational conventions for string indications. Along with fingerings, positions, barres, etc.
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
http://hitchhackerguide.com/2011/02/18/wordpress-syntax-mode...
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
For learning individual songs, learning to read real music would be an improvement over tabs. The problem with arguing that the GTar is easy for learning songs (and it is) is how much information is lost. Sheet music contains a ridiculous
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
It would be very similar, you'd just need supervisord or something similar to run gunicorn for you. There is a pretty complete example of deploying gunicorn + nginx in the docs: http://gunicorn.org/deploy.html
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
Essentially the author is trying to put the male readers in a women's shoes. In other words, take every sexist tech story that's popped up in tech news in the last few months and reverse the pronouns. It's certainly an interesting read, bu
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
While that's true (and I do love Flask), PHP comes installed on every discount web host. Deploying a PHP app is as easy as using FTP, deploying a Python app can be -- but doesn't have to be -- complex. I'd say this is the bigger sticking p
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by chrisguitarguy 14y ago
I'm not sure how WooThemes uses this file, but you can require a user to be logged in to access it fairly easily. This might break some part of WooTheme's functionality. Edit `your-theme/functions/js/shortcode-generator/preview-shortcode-e
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
It's not going to matter. Godaddy already has about 100x the external links that NameCheap does (according to SEOmoz[1] and Majestic SEO[2]). If NameCheap moved up, it was for reasons other than external links. 1. http://www.opensiteexpl
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
NameCheap overtook Go Daddy for the author. Search results change based on location, your preferences, search patterns, and just about everything else. One search does not a ranking change make.
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/chrisguitarguy/dotfiles/blob/master/util/... Requires Python 2.7 and Requests.
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
You generate a application specific password and use it instead of your real password. Works like a charm -- just set it up on my phone.
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Frankly this is less about semicolons and more about two people who both have strong opinions and feel that they need to act in a certain way. It doesn't take a lot more effort to rephrase fat's response to be more cordial. "Hi @engli
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
For those of you wondering what this is: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
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Frightening Things You Should Know About Marketing(christopherdavis.me)
2 points by chrisguitarguy 15y ago|0 comments
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
I downloaded the font and donated. I like Subtle Patterns and what Atle Mo [1] is doing and wanted to support it. Chances are fairly good that I won't use the font for anything serious, but sometimes paying for something isn't about the pr
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
From the text below the slider: > You have A to Z, plus the Norwegian characters Æ Ø & Å, and numbers 0 - 9. All caps.
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Subtle Sans: A Free (Pay What You Want) Font(subtlepatterns.com)
159 points by chrisguitarguy 15y ago|43 comments
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
I have a bachelors, masters, and a bit of doctoral work in music performance (guitar). While music is pretty far from CS, you do learn a lot about how to tackle and break down problems from music theory/analysis courses. In short, I feel l
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
It's a theme and an alternate admin area. From the code on github[1], it looks like you drop the theme[2] in as normal (in `wp-content/themes`). Then you put the `wp-svbtle` directory in the same directory as your wordpress install. Doesn
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Or they realize that psychology is just as important to security (and customer confidence) as logs, analysis, and good code. Every person that got this email now feels more secure about Github. They audited their own private keys. They we
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
> I wonder if his poor English [...] contributed to him not being taken seriously? I'd say that's very likely the case. Unfortunate, but, in some ways, understandable. If a person is not able to articulate an issue effectively dismissi
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by chrisguitarguy 15y ago
Hasn't PHP-FPM been part of the PHP core for a while now? Since 5.3.3 (mid 2010) according the PHP FPM site.

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