erlanger

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   by erlanger 18y ago

   Please stop doing that. Paul will never fix this bug, which gives any commenter the ability to force everyone to scroll horizontally. Edit: I see that this style is in place, which should work: pre { overflow: hidden; } but M
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   > but is there a good reason to use a CSS framework on medium sized projects? No, not really. > is there something inherently nice about using grids for translating design to markup? Only if you want your markup tightly coupled with
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   Here you go: http://docs.fckeditor.net/FCKeditor_3.x/Design_and_Architect...
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   Is your April Fools joke that you've lost your sense of humor?
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   FCKEditor's pulling away from TinyMCE quickly. Version 3 looks very nice.
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   Where do we go to see commit messages and such? I'm trying to gauge how open the project is, and am curious about details beyond the source itself.
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   > Get a selection of books for putting under your monitor for changing its height. That's where I put my old XML/XSLT books.
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   That's a good point. Ruby has really become Python's "Other" in spite of their similarities.
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   by erlanger 18y ago

   Ha! mercurialhub.org is still available...
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    Ask HN: What's a good recurring payment system?

    1 points by erlanger 18y ago|1 comments
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    I saw the title and was hoping a PCB was something explosive :(
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    This document is covered with "FAIL" stamps, but they didn't even mention HAProxy as a load balancer! Anyway, I think that slide 135 is what most people do, maybe adding a DB cluster.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    At 18, you're a grown man. At 15, you're pretty close. You probably shouldn't short-change yourself by saying you wouldn't have "gotten" it just because our college-bound society tells you that you're a baby if you're under 25.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Sorry, I've got dollars to make. I read daily (not out of habit, but it's the best entertainment) so no drama there.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    I learned while in college, but not from it. I needed money, so I freelanced as a web developer. I've still never been in a CompSci course, but they sound stuffy.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    I'm an activist for prison reform. Happy now?
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Has it really been that long? Seems like I was on Edgy Eft (6.10) yesterday. And please look up and post the official link in the future: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/jaunty/beta
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Developers are still people, and people do care about aesthetics.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    That's in interesting analogy. Once again, call me an optimist, but human rights aren't something to be patient about.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    I still don't think that "doors for desks" is the right way to treat your employees, no matter how bargain-crazy your vision.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Thanks, I've long wondered about the specific name for the system. That article is a very interesting read, and the comparisons to Apartheid are apt.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Sorry, I'm too optimistic to believe that people having "certain unalienable rights" is an American phenomenon. And I didn't even bring other important notions, such as the freedom of religion, into the fold: http://www.cfr.org/publication
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    That's the real difference: You can get pissed about these injustices in America without disappearing. Government accountability is tremendously important in American culture.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    > Your original post was racist, Because I totally applied my criticism to a people rather than a national government, right? Maybe you're the old-world type that equates nations with races.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    * Read about it. I will post some sources here ASAP. * Is that any less perverse? * The right to organize with other dissenters is critical in the fight for freedom. - http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/03... - htt
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    > it seems that America still has the edge. Please don't mince words about freedom in China, a brutally repressive state: It doesn't deserve it. * You can't leave your village without a pass * You can't have more than one kid * No freed
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    I personally avoid tools like these out of respect for my users' privacy. Log analysis is fine, having their data absorbed by Google is not. Also, using GA creates additional lag. Many times have I waited for a page to finish loading with t
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    And they certainly didn't have a choice.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    Beer is an appropriate topic in many contexts. Relax. Microbreweries hack the beer industry.
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    by erlanger 18y ago

    And you call yourself a computer guru...