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cycojesus
15y ago
Saving those $5 could just as possibly make him a millionaire. Now, didn't Apple (or at least its fanboys army) said something like they couldn't legally make Xcode free to justify those 5 bucks? I'm perplexed...
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cycojesus
15y ago
Wait until there's a significant pause in typing before updating. If the user interact with the list (keys or mouse) then the browser should not modify it, until the user type again.
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cycojesus
15y ago
I rely almost exclusively on my history (that's why I can't use Chrome with its "less-than-awesome" url bar (compared to Firefox), but that's another story.) Anyway, a much better way would be to clear by frequency of visit: . all
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cycojesus
15y ago
"I understand good design from bad design. Aesthetics are not lost on me." I might just have to steal this sentence from you... EDIT: more seriously, have a look at my CV [ http://www.gwenhael.net/p/english-cv.html ] and tell me why it su
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cycojesus
15y ago
it's "know" with a K. 1. I understand this as "don't wait for perfection before committing", not "try to improve every code you checkout". If I have no good reason to touch some code I won't, even if it looks ugly (and I'll be dealing with
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I made a little game in javascript with canvas
(plus.google.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
and let me not display comments in the stream, people are morons.
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15y ago
It's new.
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cycojesus
15y ago
Doesn't mean I'll make it easy for them to get mine. Especially for a url that will loose its value the day google implments the functionality, a temporary vanity url is of little use (to me.)
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cycojesus
15y ago
Definitely nice, but. Now I'd like a version that I can hack together with everyday tools and less-then-average wood worker skills.
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cycojesus
15y ago
Wasn't part of the benefit of this patent thing the fact that once the patent has expired the whole society can use the previously patented innovation for the greater good of all its members? Somewhat clever solution to an "evil" problem...
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cycojesus
15y ago
'Presenting Benford's law' would be a more fitting title. Nicely presented, and intriguing law for sure but I can't help to think "and?" At this point it lacks a more user-friendly way to submit data-sets.
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15y ago
It's dying (is it?) because it's slow and not-so-useable. Ok, I just say that because a netbook (Gigabyte Q1000C, 2g of RAM, Atom N470) has been my main personal computing platform for some months now, but boy is it painful! The thing even
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15y ago
Wow, so much negativity in the comments! Who spat in your kool-aid today?... Where's your innovating spirit, people? Yes it's a PR thing, yes it's very likely off by more than a thin margin, yes it's prospective because, guess what, 2050 is
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cycojesus
15y ago
Is this a leak from some slightly utopian future timeline or has the Atlantide been discovered and connected to the Internet?
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cycojesus
15y ago
as someone with a btrfs partition containing a handful of broken inodes (according to btrfsck), I'd say wait. btrfsck takes ages during each boot AND cannot fix problems. I'll switch back to ext4 when I find the time (and a plug compatible
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cycojesus
15y ago
Is it like those people trying to get some rewards by tricking me into clicking their v14grA thing? or like phishing? Are you trying to destroy the reputation of bit.ly with this?
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15y ago
I was excited until I read that: Be sure to install Ruby 1.8 (should be default option) not Ruby 1.9. (and then I remembered I have nearly nothing to blog about anyway.)
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Windawesome is a highly customizable dynamic window manager for Windows
(windawesome.codeplex.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Funnily enough, no.
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15y ago
How do you think Pat makes a living out of Slackware?
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cycojesus
16y ago
As someone who've worked saturday mornings for nearly 3 years (in Vietnam) I will say this: saturday is OFF. A 1 day or a 1½ day week-end is not a week-end and I was a nervous mess after 3 years of that. To top that the saturday mornings we
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16y ago
http://www.fanfiction.net/u/2269863/Less_Wrong has links to rss feeds, I'll use that as a bookmark/reminder and maybe one day a "Ok all done" entry will show up.
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16y ago
Did it @ https://github.com/cycojesus/emacs/raw/master/solarized-them... https://github.com/cycojesus/emacs/raw/master/solarized-ligh...
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cycojesus
16y ago
Gmail arrived in a field where having 10 or 50MB was considered normal and it disrupted that by letting people not having to care about mail storage. It rendered email weightless to most. Hotmail & Co. were stagnant, they thought that w
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16y ago
of which I make a .SlackBuild available @ https://github.com/cycojesus/slackbuilds/tree/master/doc/sic...
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cycojesus
16y ago
and? Nowhere is the opposite stated or implied.
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cycojesus
16y ago
any volunteer to submit it for emacs24 @ http://elpa.gnu.org/themes/ ?
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cycojesus
16y ago
Unemployed. Seemingly unemployable as a foreigner here in Vietnam. Thinking about freelancing but I don't really know where/how to start. Meanwhile helping my wife's café by renovating its website @ http://www.lollybooks.com (is it agains
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cycojesus
16y ago
Yuck, no.
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