christianmann

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by christianmann 11y ago
Craigslist also does not take a cut of the price of the item -- it is solely a marketplace.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Lisp, clearly. /s
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by christianmann 11y ago
This seems like a good candidate for a browser extension.
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by christianmann 11y ago
I use BetterTouchTool, a program similar to AutoHotKey for Mac, to remap three-finger-tap to middle-click in Safari and Chrome in order to allow this.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Good. I don't see why those should be deleted. You can access it from the web interface, too. Unfortunately they do not have chat logs from before 2011, when chat and messages were merged.
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by christianmann 11y ago
You might double tap near a button, to expand it and give yourself a larger target.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Life expectancy by state: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_by_life_ex... Looks like it's Hawaii, Minnesota, Connecticut, and Colorado at the top, with Mississippi, West Virginia, and Alabama at th
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by christianmann 11y ago
DNS takes a few hours to fully propagate, last time I checked.
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by christianmann 11y ago
TCP/IP is a pretty old technology, and it's still rock solid at what it does.
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by christianmann 11y ago
A swing and a miss. You might try again, on a different story. This doesn't seem to fit here.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Okay. So was I, but primarily I don't see people using it for everyday writing. Why do you suppose that is the case? Most people know how to use cursive, but they choose not to do so.
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by christianmann 11y ago
It also tests your office's bus factor.
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by christianmann 11y ago
If he was 7 in 2005, then he was born in 1998 and is now 16 or 17. Makes sense to me.
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by christianmann 11y ago
It suggests that this is not the ideal sort of question for the site, and that any future attempts at similar questions may be met with greater resistance. Additionally, if the relevant information ever changes, no new answers can be submit
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by christianmann 11y ago
Interesting. When I saw cmd+shift+/ I had no idea what that would look like on the keyboard, or why it made sense. I'm a touch typer. Once I tried it, I instantly recognized it as cmd+?, a shortcut I have used quite a bit.
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by christianmann 11y ago
The password reset process bypasses 2 factor authentication (as of April of last year).
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by christianmann 11y ago
#define ever (;;)
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by christianmann 11y ago
> I wrote an extremely similar README file! Very similar, to the point that I initially thought you had copied/plagiarized it, until I went and checked.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Or you could do def munge(data, convert=lambda x: x)
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by christianmann 11y ago
I used to do that, until I swapped CapsLock and Ctrl.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Oh. It was an in-person conversation, or possibly a Facebook message that @bburky and I had at some point. Let me see if I can dig it up, but I think it was pretty much just a screenshot of gitk on a particularly complex graph.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Similar idea for DC Metro here: https://github.com/bburky/git-dc-metro
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by christianmann 11y ago
It's dead for me, too.
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by christianmann 11y ago
No, they don't. Look at this thread.
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by christianmann 11y ago
Go to SmashBoards. Those people are obsessed with those things.
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by christianmann 11y ago
See, I actually started thinking in 3 dimensions when I read that comment -- like dragging and dropping files, for instance. I didn't realize that they would block each other until a few levels in.
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by christianmann 12y ago
This is also a good way to add unlimited context to a transaction.
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by christianmann 12y ago
I can see the names on Safari 7.1.3, OSX.
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by christianmann 12y ago
The first part of this -- the ability to check whether there is mail in the mailbox -- seems useful.
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by christianmann 12y ago
What were the extra pieces?

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