dschep

9 ms·

181.
by dschep 11y ago
> With the exception of bandwidth concerns on data-capped mobile plans That's most of the world.
182.
by dschep 11y ago
But how do I know the information it sends to me hasn't been MITM'd if it isn't SSL'd?
183.
by dschep 11y ago
How's this compare to Sandstorm[0]? It seems like a Closed/SaaS equivalent. [0] https://sandstorm.io/
184.
by dschep 11y ago
Devil(Luddite)'s advocate: "But how do I send emails to my friend's phone then?!"
185.
by dschep 11y ago
Vim has modeline[0]. Is that what you meant? [0] http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/options.html#%27modeli...
186.
by dschep 11y ago
> I do think that TeX & LaTeX are close to a local maximum, if not al the way there. Funny you say that since TeX's version scheme (in part) is that it approaches pi. And IIRC will be pi upon Knuth's death.
187.
by dschep 11y ago
AFAICT tox the python testing/virtualenv tool predates Tox the chat tool.
188.
by dschep 11y ago
The silence your phone step[1] is much easier if you use something like Tasker[2]. [1] http://makeit.netflix.com/the-switch/do-more#silence-your-de... [2] https://play.google.com/store/apps/de
189.
by dschep 11y ago
I've even found that to be the case before digitization. Everyone else switched to white(dry erease)boards. Mathematicians just love chalk.
190.
by dschep 11y ago
No need for Tasker: http://apps.getpebble.com/en_US/application/55123f98e28a6598...
191.
by dschep 11y ago
There was a 3rd party app(pushbutton) that got pulled (upon request by IFTTT). You can still implement this yourself using http://apps.getpebble.com/en_US/application/55123f98e28a6598... and the IFTTT Maker Channe
192.
by dschep 11y ago
Huginn fits a lot of Pipes' usecases: https://github.com/cantino/huginn
193.
by dschep 11y ago
Firefox behaves the same way AFAICT. http://i.imgur.com/YCygCb7.png
194.
by dschep 11y ago
The late, great Sheldon Brown on locking your bike: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/lock-strategy.html
195.
by dschep 11y ago
Chrome already blocks self signed certs out of the box.
196.
by dschep 12y ago
What about this (using HTML instead of XUL) would make it less customizable? If anything, it's at least more accessibly customizable because more of us know HTML than know XUL. Also, I imagine if this truly the way forward, XUL will be
197.
by dschep 12y ago
AFAIK -mvenv is still kaput in Ubuntu. I just this instead: sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv python3 virtualenv -p/usr/bin/python3 <venv> Yes, it'd be way cooler if -mvenv wasn't crippled in
198.
by dschep 12y ago
Agreed. FYI it's MIT https://github.com/dhg/Skeleton#license
199.
by dschep 12y ago
Oh, didn't realize that. I got it from FF directly for now, but was hoping there'd be an easier way to install it.
200.
by dschep 12y ago
Will https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ubuntu/... switch to this new build or will there be a new PPA for Firefox Developer Edition?
201.
by dschep 12y ago
Fish is a shell & iTerm is a terminal emulator. Just use them together. Or am I missing something?
202.
by dschep 12y ago
Any chance of jsonp or CORS for reading the data. It'd allow for statically hosted frontends that consume a feed. Edit: nm. Added ?callback=foo and saw it's already supported!
203.
by dschep 12y ago
I also miss awesome, and xnomad wasn't cutting it. Hopefully Amethyst is what I need.
204.
by dschep 12y ago
But without the NumPy/SciPy/etc. ecosystem?
205.
by dschep 13y ago
Mark of the Ninja is an awesome game, well worth whatever you chose to pay for a bundle.
206.
by dschep 13y ago
Any chance of a Linux client?
207.
by dschep 13y ago
K, thanks. I've definitely heard excellent thing about Live (mostly via NPR.)
208.
by dschep 13y ago
I've already bought Louis CK's show directly from his site. Is the beat the avg worth it for the Patrice O'Neal shows?
209.
by dschep 13y ago
It was (and still is, IIRC) a CM feature.
210.
by dschep 13y ago
Simpler, more vpn-like solution can be done via Sshuttle[0] or (albeit less simple afaict) with `ssh -w local_tun[:remote_tun]` [0] https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle

More ›