deckiedan

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by deckiedan 13y ago
I have been using KeepassX for years on Linux, Android and OSX. No problems anywhere. Yes, the interface isn't the most '2013 flat UI webapps' whatever, but it's simple, and works. We're currently moving our office
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by deckiedan 13y ago
I'm not a node guy, but I thought one of the big advantages was just that... that you could use a lot of the same code. ORM/object modelling should be fine on server or browser, also template rendering, data/form validation,
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by deckiedan 13y ago
"[PHP] - had a functional nature which is easier to learn than the object-oriented programming" This is the first time I've ever heard of PHP (in the early 2000s especially) called functional. And the first time I've he
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by deckiedan 13y ago
I'm actually learning the 'workman' layout at the moment, on my MS 4000 ergonomic keyboard at home, while sticking with qwerty on 'normal' keyboards at work. I like the idea of using a more efficient layout than qwe
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by deckiedan 13y ago
Sounds like you'd be a great person to join the team as chief string theorist. :-)
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by deckiedan 13y ago
I've been using areopresses for a few years now and absolutely love it. I still make cafatiere (french press), stovetop and occasionally vacuum-pot (usually if we have a lot of guests) but areopress is extremely good, and somehow makes
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by deckiedan 13y ago
I think my biggest gripe with vim is vimscript... and next is that other languages are optionally compiled in. VIM with only lua, or, since regexps are weird in lua, guile, or heck, even a fast ECMAscript but garrenteed to be the same on al
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by deckiedan 13y ago
Very very cool. With a django-admin style gui, and some method of auth, this could make prototyping new apps extremely quick for legacy (or other-department maintained) databases.
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by deckiedan 13y ago
Wow - beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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by deckiedan 14y ago
I wish vim had a visual regex multi-replace tool, like the visual search tool. So matches would select as you typed, and changes would update in real time too...
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by deckiedan 14y ago
No... I can't afford a Pixel, and if I was going to spend that amount of money on a computer, I'd probably buy something with more 'oomph'. Sure a hi-res screen is nice, but apparently not enough content is there to make it really worth wh
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by deckiedan 14y ago
I was given a second hand CR-48 when my 'regular' laptop died 4 months ago. I repartitioned it and installed Ubuntu, and have been using it as my primary personal computer since then. Every time it boots up, it does have an annoying and sc
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by deckiedan 14y ago
Could you not just use a project directory template? All you need really is a .c(xx|pp|whatever) file, a Makefile, and then the workflow for a new idea is: cd ~/src; cp -R c-idea-template foobar; cd foobar; $EDITOR test.c* and in your edito