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by dannytatom 16y ago
Awesome site, if only I didn't need cancer to get medical marijuana in Washington. :/
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by dannytatom 16y ago
I don't think I get the question, do you need people to help you open source it or help you work on it? If the latter, stick it on GitHub and submit it here. It looks nice from the video, so I'd imagine a few people would get on board.
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by dannytatom 16y ago
Hah, I like Amon Amarth. :( I usually go between post rock, noise, grindcore, techgrind, chillout and lounge.
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by dannytatom 16y ago
Maybe give this a go? http://github.com/jessemiller/HamlPy
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by dannytatom 16y ago
arch/xmonad
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by dannytatom 16y ago
Yes and yes, I even tried to get a development job for a porn site once before but never got an interview. :(
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by dannytatom 16y ago
I've been thinking of a similar project for project management but wasn't sure if there was a market/interest for it. In short, a project management app with an MMORPG-ish twist. Completing a task gives you XP (as set by another member of t
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by dannytatom 16y ago
After getting a 9 to 5 doing web development I rarely program in my free time. I usually open vim, write a few lines, lose interest and start browsing the internet or hanging out with friends. :/
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by dannytatom 16y ago
There is no reason to believe in a god, and no evidence to support it. I'd like to know why people do believe in a god, as not believing in one is fairly easy. So, a question to your question, is there a good reason you believe in it (assum
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by dannytatom 16y ago
Not a screencast, but a friend in IRC just took a couple (not so exciting) screenshots of himself running it. http://i.imgur.com/ek8eS.png http://i.imgur.com/f8JMg.png
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by dannytatom 16y ago
I use Gandi as well and haven't had any trouble, they also have a lot of specials on short TLDs.
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by dannytatom 16y ago
I'm down for one. Also, if HN hasn't done this already, a secret santa of used tech stuff would be neat.
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by dannytatom 17y ago
Not a GUI, but tig* is a fairly sexy repository browser in ncurses. * http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/
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by dannytatom 17y ago
Well, short version, I couldn't get government help 'cause my family is considered upper middle class and I'm not yet independent, plus my grades sucked too hard for grants. Whatever other ways there were I was too lazy to look into. I do p
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by dannytatom 17y ago
Nowhere, too poor for that jazz. Edit: My skill set reflects that, though. ;)
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by dannytatom 17y ago
There's quite a few: http://nycruby.org/wiki/pages/Members
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by dannytatom 17y ago
I thought you were being sarcastic, but that is indeed gorgeous.
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by dannytatom 17y ago
~/ ls dev/ freelance opensource personal slum Fairly self explanatory, slum is for random one-off things that probably won't go anywhere.
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by dannytatom 17y ago
I only have one real complaint, and that is this: The email or password contains invalid invalid characters. Only letters (A-Z) and numbers (0-9) are allowed. What's the point in not allowing special characters in a password (s
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by dannytatom 17y ago
A somewhat similar project, Aerial[1], does comments through git. Although I've yet to try it out, it seems like a nice solution. 1. http://github.com/mattsears/aerial
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by dannytatom 17y ago
This is great! I've been toying around the idea of a game in my head for a while now, but every JS game engine I come across is terribly slow. This definitely seems like a leap in the right direction, congrats!
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by dannytatom 17y ago
you would have done it and not told anyone, or at least you wouldn't have asked people to buy TarSnap at the end of your article. The more customers he gains through this, the more he can give back come the end of the month, so why not me
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by dannytatom 17y ago
I hate commenting when I have nothing of real value to add, but I just wanted to say this is wonderful and I hope you get some new customers out of it.
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by dannytatom 17y ago
I use GitHub for open source, personal server for other. I tried Codebase once but wasn't too pleased, there seemed to be a bit of git-trouble. After creating a repository, it took close to a hour and a half for the first commit to show up.
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by dannytatom 17y ago
Relevant to this, I got this upon loading the site. A script on this page may be busy, or it may have stopped responding. You can stop the script now, open the script in the debugger, or let the script continue. Script: http://ww
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by dannytatom 17y ago
How is design not art?
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by dannytatom 17y ago
There's also git ready, thought it hasn't seen an update in a while. http://www.gitready.com/