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by cstuder 12y ago
The Failbook page loves to collect examples of inappropriate automated ad placements: http://failblog.cheezburger.com/failbook/tag/juxtaposition
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I feel like SourceTree actually only maps every Git command with a button, nothing more. Contrast this with Github for Windows/Github for Mac. These applications are trying to make getting startet with Git easy. If you're using Gi
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Map Visualisation: A World of Belonging on Airbnb(airbnb.com)
4 points by cstuder 12y ago|0 comments
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DeathHacks – Tech tips for people who are going to die (someday)(medium.com)
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Something that recently caused an interesting amount of problems for me was the simple fact that the modulo operation with negative numbers changes its behaviour depending on the programming language: http://rigaux.org/langu
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by cstuder 12y ago
I personally use Cinch, which is good enough for me: Maximise if I drag a window to the top, left/right half if I drag a window to the side. http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/cinch/ So far I've never seen a t
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by cstuder 12y ago
You're too fast, the release date for the iOS app is 16th december.
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What are all those fb[0-9]+://-schemes?
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Fun fact/veiled attempt to ask for money: Ron Gilbert and Dave Grossmann are creating a new adventure in the style of Maniac Mansion: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thimbleweedpark/thimble... (No affili
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This interview has been published as a goodie for the donation drive Strange Horizons is currently doing. If you liked it, consider donating a couple of bucks: http://strangehorizons.com/fund_drives/2014/main.shtml
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by cstuder 12y ago
The funniest thing about the books: They are mostly not about the Culture itself. Because it's boooooring. The fringes are much more interesting.
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The acceleromenter was built into the MacBooks in order to protect the hard drives. I guess it makes sense that after moving to SSD the sensor has been taken out.
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How Spotlight Suggestions Handles Privacy(tidbits.com)
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If you want a problem in similar spirit: Two mathematicians are meeting again after not having seen each other for a long time. They are discussing their lives, and mathematician A reveals to have three children. Mathematician B ask how old
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by cstuder 12y ago
And whether they require full access on iOS.
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In fact you could skip the ,0 part and just type LOAD "FILENAME",8 for BASIC applications.
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TODO: talk openly, develop openly(todogroup.org)
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Did you disable WLAN on the iPhone during the run? That's what RunKeeper recommends, because the AGPS using WLAN-SSIDs lowers the accuracy of the tracking.
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For those (like me) wondering just how exactly you use those tokens, I found this quick introduction: http://www.intridea.com/blog/2013/11/7/json-web-token-the-us... Looks definitely easier than SAML.
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by cstuder 12y ago
Please refrain from linking to TV Tropes during work hours, thank you.
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Right click the back button, get a menu with direct links to the previous pages.
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Why are those days called 'doomsdays'? Anybody knows? (The origin articles don't seem to be online.)
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FYI: It's Python 2, teaching Python 2 syntax. Given the state of the whole 2 vs. 3 debate, I'm always surprised that libaries and books don't post their requirements or used versions more prominently.
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How often did you have to spell out the domain name so far? .co domains always look slightly off to me.
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It's a great port, but unfortunately multiplayer isn't yet implemented and "will be coming soon" for almost a year yet. I haven't given up hope, though. Some of my favorite gaming memories in my family are due to M.
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He wasn't always this lucky, even after reporting the possibility of a swatting at his location to the police before: http://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/03/the-world-has-no-room-for...
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by cstuder 12y ago
Yeah, let's hardcode a maximum altitude somewhere deep in the code and be completely surprised when, a couple of years in the future, newer, higher-flying planes/shuttles disappear from the system.
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Or maybe they just like pretty graphics.
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"The opportunity to buy tickets to WWDC 2014 will be offered by random selection. Register by Monday, April 7 at 10:00 a.m. PDT for your chance to attend. We will let you know your status by email on Monday, April 7 at 5:00 p.m. PDT.&q
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by cstuder 13y ago
>> Pressing the power button on the computer did not turn it off, but put the machine into a "suspend" mode. << Wow, another piece of technology which is older than I thought.

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