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by danneu 14y ago
This would be a weird place to stop for someone trying to minimize their time executing searches and clicking. Having to navigate to the browser to launch a search for MDN Arrays from Vim is suboptimal. Alfred (OSX) is the best solution I c
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by danneu 14y ago
But doesn't familiarity supplant or outweigh almost every other facet of UI design?
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by danneu 14y ago
You can get that behavior in iTerm2 by giving it a global hide/show hotkey and toggling non-Lion fullscreening on. The terminal appears everywhere whether you're in a fullscreen app or Mission Control.
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by danneu 14y ago
I think that's exactly it. Explaining nifty Vim backflips is the wrong way to sell Vim. A 15 minute session of `vimtutor` was enough to enlighten me. If I had needed a proficiency in Vim to appreciate Vim, I would've never started.
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by danneu 14y ago
Can we refrain from punishing people for sharing their insights, especially when they explicitly opt to not share those details?
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by danneu 14y ago
Agreed, that's why I use Mailplane (OSX). It's just a wrapper around Gmail giving me easy account management and OS-level notifications while still letting me use Gmail.
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by danneu 14y ago
Microsoft and Apple have been perpetuating the PC vs Mac faction war for some time now.
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by danneu 14y ago
Pentadactyl (Firefox) has a "Pass Through" mode (ctrl-z) for this reason.
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by danneu 14y ago
Ouch. Now every student has to worry about criminal activity as virtual item trading otherwise continues its course unfazed. "the government took the decision in a bid to prevent students from wasting their time." "The punishment for breaki
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by danneu 14y ago
The bulk of the code here is establishing the spider behavior, not parsing html or launching a request.
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by danneu 14y ago
I doubt it. I think it's safe to say that most people pine for social skills if they perceive they lack them. Perhaps controversial, but I'd wager that most of the time resentment towards a social concept like flirting is really just a cons
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by danneu 14y ago
My love affair with Vim started after 15 minutes in `vimtutor` when the internet went out one day. o, O, A, I, dd, p, and a couple other commands were enough for me to be see the light and be productive. Everyone needs to give vimtutor a fa
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by danneu 14y ago
Try Pentadactyl on FF. Made me switch from Chrome to FF for regular browsing. Unfortunately Chrome's limited api makes it impossible to port Penta's robustness to Chrome.
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by danneu 14y ago
I didn't see any ads after I paused Adblock or any other call to action.
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by danneu 14y ago
Not to mention the allstars behind Meteor itself. http://meteor.com/about/people
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by danneu 14y ago
Can amphetamine be compared to a downregulated daily pre-workout 80mg caffeine habit?
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by danneu 14y ago
Been listed for 20 days already, all questions remain unanswered in the comments, no analytics/data provided, listed profit == listed revenue.
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by danneu 14y ago
> * PHP usage is based on server side implementation so a server might support PHP it doesn't necessarily mean the site is written in PHP
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by danneu 14y ago
I appreciate the information the author shared in the blog post instead of just linking us to a game without any context. For instance, he points out that the source demonstrates how to use Box2Djs for physics, handling touch/multi-touch/ac
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by danneu 14y ago
It's an incredible game in every regard. It's not WoW in space. It's not arcade space combat. But it is a very human, deep, cold, and brutal game. I had a very fulfilling time trying to corner the market on various goods in my sector, hirin
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by danneu 14y ago
I think you'll be hard pressed to find a peripheral tool that you can't confidently be productive in after a few hours to a few days. The list of buzzwords isn't so much evidence that you need to be proficient in a lot of random tools as it
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by danneu 14y ago
Why are you so cautious to "give it a proper go"? It's not a big mental investment.
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by danneu 14y ago
Probably because it circumvents the price of submitting your email address.
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by danneu 14y ago
The script publishes a message in a Moderator-only subforum that looks something like "Troll555 appears to be evading his ban on usernames: TrollMan, TrollDude, TrollSmith." A few thousand members log in every day and I've rarely had a prob
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by danneu 14y ago
I run an active forum and the best tool has been to automatically compare the IP addresses of banned users (registration IP and all post IPs) against any future registration/post IP addresses and disable the subject when a match is found. T
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by danneu 14y ago
Yeah, it's purely a different-strokes sort of thing. I hated the monolithic campus library. It was less lively than a mausoleum. Low ceilings and the agony of a thousand procrastinators. The quiet was unnerving and I had trouble focusing in
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by danneu 14y ago
Right. And, to clarify to anyone else, the videos I'm referring to were released just last month.
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by danneu 14y ago
Peepcode has a recent two-part Node video tutorial building an app from scratch with Express and Mocha testing. Includes things like authentication and a way to organize your Express project files with Django'esque mini-apps. https://peepc
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by danneu 14y ago
Deploying is easy. Using a CDN, sprites, and other details in this blog post are iterative optimizations, not deployment prerequisites. They certainly aren't more trivial to implement if you aren't using Rails.
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by danneu 14y ago
Maybe the monolithic decision of university shouldn't be forced upon us when we're teen-aged and entrenched in dogma.

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