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by draebek 15y ago
I assume this is the gist of the "fuel dumping" being referred to: http://upgrd.com/matthew/rip-fuel-dump.html
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by draebek 15y ago
This looks really great. I've been wanting to write something like this for use in our small-ish team, but there is probably really no point if we have this. I would love to see more e-mail integration: someone mentioned mailing in to it t
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by draebek 15y ago
I was actually confused by this: it wasn't obvious to me that I had to sign in with Facebook to use this site. I actually tried clicking off it and using the cursor keys to move... something, anything, before I decided that signing in with
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by draebek 15y ago
I find iTerm/iTerm 2 invaluable for full screen mode, ability to turn off scroll bars (and still have a scroll back buffer--can't do this in Terminal.app and it kills me), and copy-on-select.
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by draebek 15y ago
I didn't see it linked in the article nor mentioned here already but several of the problems with `super` have been discussed in "Python's Super is nifty, but you can't use it"[1] for quite some time. [1]: http://fuhm.net/super-harmful/
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by draebek 15y ago
I haven't looked very hard at the Google stuff (thanks for pointing it out because now it's on my radar) but if it's open source I'm hoping it's designed in such a way that one could make a login_google that works similarly to login_duo, wh
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by draebek 15y ago
Depending where you're trying to bring developers to, I think you might have to offer even more than that. Maybe if your business is in the Valley, Portland, Seattle, NYC, Chicago, you can find developers willing to come in to the office f
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by draebek 16y ago
Nice, but I bet I'm not the only one in the USA who would also appreciate a hint as to which networks/technologies the phones are compatible with.
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by draebek 16y ago
I logged in with my free! account and it told me I had to join either the iOS ($99/year) or Mac ($99/year) developer program to get Xcode for free. Otherwise I should head to the Mac App Store. Am I missing something?
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by draebek 16y ago
Wait, what's wrong with vegetable oils now? Last I heard things like olive oil were supposed to be healthy.
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by draebek 16y ago
Seriously, we're going to report AT&T and Verizon "mobile data," seemingly at their maximum published speeds (i.e. impressive marketing numbers)? It would be a sad day when I have to resort to a data card from either of these providers
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by draebek 16y ago
I think Gerrit is a really impressive piece of software. Please correct me if I'm wrong but if you're looking for a major user of Gerrit I believe the Android OSP uses it. As much as I like Gerrit I don't think I can use it for our team be
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by draebek 16y ago
Factual incorrectness aside, and even speaking as a person that doesn't have much to do with anything other than SQL RDBMSes: this style of presentation piqued my interest in Redis. Seeing how fast and easy it was to get up and running, se
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by draebek 16y ago
> NetFlix is flexing its muscle a bit here to show it can redirect customers to choose different ISPs and affect their bottom line. I, too, like that Netflix is giving out this kind of information, but let's remember that in the USA man
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by draebek 16y ago
> Anyone looking for a simple, (open!) osx music player that just has a playlist you can drop folders onto and nothing else, check out Cog. Cog is nice but unfortunately it doesn't support ReplayGain. (Ditto Vox.) I actually use VLC a
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by draebek 16y ago
> SpamAssassin is rules based, on a known corpus with rule modifications sent out from time to time. In order to get better detection, you can run something like dspam or crm-114 along with, which are statistics based, and with a short
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by draebek 16y ago
I see a lot of people saying "isn't spam detection good enough that we can forget about this?" without adding "spam detection on Gmail ," apparently. My default installation of SpamAssassin certainly doesn't catch spam as well as Gmail.
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by draebek 16y ago
I'm surprised to read more people arguing, "print statements and/or understanding the code I'm working on is more valuable than a debugger" rather than straightforward, "my platform/language/environment doesn't have a good debugger--print s
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by draebek 16y ago
Anyone else disturbed/amused to see a Windows screensaver in the bottom right on the dash computer of the guy in a "following" vehicle who's reading the paper?
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by draebek 16y ago
In case anyone else was wondering, the PDF appears to have been generated from HTML using "Prince" http://www.princexml.com/ .
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by draebek 16y ago
> I have not looked into this, but does anyone know if it is possible to lock a remote git repo (aside from the automatic push lock)? If one could manually lock the repo, the process would be to lock, pull, push-delete, push-for-real, a
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by draebek 16y ago
Interesting, thanks for the example, works exactly as you said. There is a race when dev A deletes master though, right? What if someone else made a commit between when dev A last pulled and when dev A deletes master, wouldn't that commit
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by draebek 16y ago
How do you ask them to fix them? I'm imagining that you see the commit message after they've pushed it up somewhere. Are you asking them to reword/amend the commit--i.e., change the history of a pushed branch, with the little bit of extra
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by draebek 16y ago
Independent from whether or not this particular opportunity was a "sweatshop": you mention that you sent a list of web sites you've created and applications you have in Apple's App Store, but I didn't see anything in there about "code." Ab
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by draebek 16y ago
Not to diminish "net neutrality" but this state of monopoly--or duopoly, if you're so lucky--seems like a more immediate issue to me. If there was competition amongst providers I could even see net neutrality becoming less of an issue. I d
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by draebek 16y ago
Lack of a browser button doesn't put me off using RSS, as many have pointed out. There are browser extensions and GreaseMonkey scripts for me to add feeds to Google Reader. I'd be more concerned that RSS is dying because many content provi
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by draebek 16y ago
Me: Hello. How are you? Bot: Very happy. Me: Why are you happy? Bot: I'm not happy. I guess "how are you" is a confusing question? (Maybe they trained it with Star Trek movies?)
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by draebek 16y ago
At least Buzz and Profiles are still not working for Google Apps users. http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&#...
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by draebek 16y ago
Note that he does add a tag to the object he creates, presumably so it doesn't get collected.
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by draebek 16y ago
> Isn't that your OS/Browsers fault? I'm using Google Chrome, but that aside, they asked why I don't switch to more online applications. This is one reason. > I thought they did this with LocalStorage/Google Gears? They were doing

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