dkuntz2

62 ms·

631.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
Google got rid of the free Google Apps today, except for those grandfathered in.
632.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
In Sparrow you just need to setup aliases for your account, you'll than have the same feature...
633.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
You can extend pelican to make a mobile site, or you could just put together a responsive theme for it.
634.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
How is it scary from an intellectual properties perspective? LucasFilm is very nice with their properties, permitting just about anything to be used unlicensed so long as there isn't a profit being made (they even support people doing it so
635.
Branch: Ideas on Building Ghost(dkuntz2.com)
2 points by dkuntz2 14y ago|0 comments
636.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
That's just git, not github. The two are not the same thing...
637.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
You don't even need to use a fork, regular 'ol Chrome'll do the job for you. Go into the settings page, find the `Search` section, and hit manage search engines. Than choose DDG (provided DDG has been used by you before).
638.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
I wrote a response, but HN ate it, and I don't really care to rewrite it. Basically, you've got a very exclusive view of what is a blog, and I think you've got the wrong definition of a blog. You say that your blog requires comments and wou
639.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
A "normal blog"? That requires that one define normal, with a set of metrics, it also requires a set of websites to be analyzed. Should that set be all blogs hosted with WordPress or Blogger than yes, normal becomes having comments, because
640.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
What do you mean you can't make a blog without comments? Definitionally a blog is a web log, or an online journal. There is no requirement that a blog have comments. Dustin Curtis' Svbtle is a recent blogging platform without comments, Jeky
641.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
Umm... This isn't in your browser, this is in your entire operating system... Adblock won't do anything to help you with this one.
642.
by dkuntz2 14y ago
Someone could print it out for him to read...
643.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
I use Arch and have gotten two other developers to switch to it from Ubuntu and Xubuntu, they also think it's awesome. The reason I switched to Arch was because Unity breaks all sorts of Gnome things, and I didn't want to use Unity. I love
644.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
I've never had an issue with Windows and networking. If you're running Windows 7, why not just setup a HomeGroup?
645.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
You could not use Octopress... Octopress is just a theme and some nice tools for Jekyll, but you can recreate those tools yourself. It also doesn't look horrible in IE7/8, just not fantastic either. Personally, I would (and previously have)
646.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
I don't understand... How is signing a petition to, well, nobody, going to make such a platform? Wouldn't it be better/more likely to happen if you start an open source project and ask for help?
647.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
I would provide you with book suggestions, but as I said, most of what I've learned is due to lectures and examples. If you've got to have a book, I've heard that O'Reilly's Head First Design Patterns is pretty good for the patterns thems
648.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
Not specifically Ubuntu, but O'Reilly's Linux Pocket Guide is really useful for your basic bash commands. I've found it to be really useful.
649.
by dkuntz2 15y ago
So have you ever used Java before? I ask because if you haven't that the logical place to start is with learning the basics, followed by the building blocks to a multiplayer game. If I were to start building a multiplayer game (preface: the