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Brand colors as Crayola crayons: Analysis of brand colors used by notable brands(jamesarcher.me)
1 points by eriknstr 10y ago|0 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I think what eknkc suggested was that the cyanide was to be applied to ivory which had already been collected, not on live elephants.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
At first I thought it didn't work for me neither in Firefox 49.0 nor Chromium 51.0 on Fedora 23. One has to first press one of the "GAME A" or "GAME B" buttons, and then press the "JUMP" button.
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Subform: A modern tool for digital product designers(kickstarter.com)
8 points by eriknstr 10y ago|0 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I don't have time for that every time I encounter a new domain.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I think the name "GitHub Audio" is confusing and probably a trademark violation. When I read "GitHub Audio", I figured it was a new service by GitHub for musicians to version control their music.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I found it easy to eyeball, but it might depend on your monitor size? My monitor is big so the whole page was visible at once when I opened it. * Less than 200,000 hits per day - $10 / month * Less than 5 Million hits per day - $50 &#x
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by eriknstr 10y ago
For the specific aliases I have, the only one that needs an argument is commit and you can't auto-complete a commit message anyway ;) For the aliases that I sometimes specify a file path for, bash is still able to tab-complete that. So
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Oslo, Norway has realtime data available for all stops as well :) http://reisapi.ruter.no/Help/Api/GET-StopVisit-GetDepartures... >Returns a List of StopVisits (departures) from a Stop. If no time parameter is
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I searched for GTGACCTTGGGCAAGTTACTTAACCTCTCTGTGCCTCAGTTTCCTCATCTGTAAAATGGGGATAATA and found another post by the same author on another website http://bitfunnel.org/strangeloop/ I've seen some other posts by Dan b
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by eriknstr 10y ago
After having used git for a few years, I identified what commands I use most frequently and have created two-letter aliases for these; alias st='git status' # STatus alias dp='git diff' # Diff P
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by eriknstr 10y ago
The IoTification is fast approaching and I believe that only OpenBSD can save us now. Well, one can wish anyway... for a safe and open source future.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
That's not just cool, that's crazy!
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by eriknstr 10y ago
My guess when confronted with the number of lines of Python code for the front page was 5000 SLoC. I lowballed it intentionally because I was under the suspicion that it might be lower than one might normally guess. (Don't we all take
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by eriknstr 10y ago
What good is Bitcoin if the ecosystem is bad?
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Solving a Crack Me with Triton and Pin (a.k.a the Lazy Way)(ak42.io)
2 points by eriknstr 10y ago|0 comments
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by eriknstr 10y ago
The dumbest user agent based browser detection mechanism I ever encountered was one that a major grocery store chain had in place on their website. At the time, I was running Linux on a desktop computer which had an ARMv7 processor. I visit
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by eriknstr 10y ago
>removing dev tools Hold your horses! The introduction of dev tools was one of the best things to happen to browsers. Removing them would take away opportunity from a lot of people in learning web development, and would also lead to webs
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by eriknstr 10y ago
At one university where I studied at for a bit around the period of 2009 - 2012, they had and, judging from their Wiki, still do have, finger daemons running on most Linux servers and workstation -- perhaps even on all of them. Furthermore,
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by eriknstr 10y ago
No worries. Deciding it was time to play with CouchDB once again, I just spent the last few hours moving a little side-project I'm working on over from PostgreSQL to CouchDB 2.0. I liked CouchDB last time I tried it but then forgot abo
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I noticed this a few days ago and I think it's a great addition. I hope they keep this feature.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I am glad that we were able to resolve this.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Thank you both. I assumed that the messages indicated critical error which would mean that CouchDB was not in a running state but indeed the system is running and the admin interface is reachable at 127.0.0.1:5984/_utils/ where th
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I don't "need" anything in a book, but it sure was handy to have a full, detailed breakdown with a lot of pictures when I read the first edition of the book without first having to installing some software (CouchDB) that, at
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Just installed it on FreeBSD 10.3. Fetched and unpacked the source tarball, then did mostly what the INSTALL.Unix.md said to do; sudo pkg install erlang icu spidermonkey185 gmake gcc curl help2man py27-sphinx ./configure gmak
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I bought the first edition of an O'Reilly book called CouchDB: The Definitive Guide a few years back. Looking at the online draft version of the book, the tour chapter [0] still has version 0.10.1 in the example. I wonder if there wi
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I Google'd HACMS project and found an Open Catalog page at DARPA with a bunch of links to open source software and paper PDFs. Seem worth checking out to anyone whose interest was piqued by the article. http://opencatalog.
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by eriknstr 10y ago
I've been hosting my website using the https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny Python script running along with Nginx on a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B with reverse-proxy caching provided by CloudFlare from my home line fo
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by eriknstr 10y ago
Also, like most (all?) Mozilla projects, it's open source. Neat! https://github.com/mozilla/thimble.mozilla.org
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by eriknstr 10y ago
The MDN article mentions something which I have a question about; >The API doesn't give you access to the local file system, nor is the sandbox really a section of the file system. Instead, it is a virtualized file system that looks

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