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Removing Background Music from Super Mario Bros. For Twitch(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
1 points by fallat 11y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 11y ago
It is important they understand what is really happening though, or else they're in for a few surprises.
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by fallat 11y ago
In Iceweasel/Firefox you just go to preferences -> content -> advanced, and then tick the box that says "force sites to use my font".
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The Serif Test – Is your website fundamentally broken?(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
1 points by fallat 11y ago|2 comments
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by fallat 11y ago
I'm surprised this wasn't a thing sooner. I found out I could modify my github commit calender thing like over a year ago. Awaiting for mainstream abuse (hilarity) to kick in now thanks to this! :)
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by fallat 11y ago
Hey hey hey now...I said C# and Haskell , not F# ;) F# has some (from what I've seen) more readable syntax than Haskell.
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by fallat 11y ago
I'd like to see Haskell vs C# code that demonstrates this. In my opinion Haskell just fits more code onto a single line and is much less readable.
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by fallat 11y ago
Step 2 was install Iceweasel. I've learned there is an actual difference between them.
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by fallat 11y ago
Step 1: Uninstall Chrome...
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by fallat 11y ago
There is already encryption for email. It's called PGP and it works really well already.
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by fallat 11y ago
I second this. Setup roundcube and postfix in about a day on a remote server, and now for $5 a month I have control over my email (make sure encryption is enabled when communicating with it, obviously).
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by fallat 11y ago
That just means we move the bar a little further. We write an answer for programmers who know next to nothing about cryptography and security measures.
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by fallat 11y ago
>The only way to know if something is secure is when it's adopted en-mass and you see if it really was secure or not. That's all that has to be said to a non-technical user. Sometimes providing links to more information is good
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by fallat 11y ago
Personally I find this really unsettling for non-technical users. Almost asshole-ish. It's funny to us...but seriously providing a real answer after all that would even be sufficient. Not just answering with a "yes", but wi
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by fallat 11y ago
So what did you stick with? Im having the same dilemna...I think PHP, Java, JavaScript and C# are the way to go. So far focusing on just js and php has shown noticeable improvements...
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by fallat 11y ago
Yep, as a 5+ year vim (then nvi) user...emacs was a eye opening text editor and gets way too much hate for no reason...people say emacs is not modal...but everytime you press control, alt, meta, hyper or super, you enter a mode...then every
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by fallat 11y ago
This is primarily why I'm focusing on strengthening my JavaScript skills...There are tons of start-ups looking for back and front-end devs. Your comment also makes me want to get back into Java and C#...I've taken the time to lear
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by fallat 11y ago
I, like everyone else in this thread, wanted to run an SMTP server from home, only to realize port 25 was blocked. Now I rent a VPS from DigitalOcean, and availability is like 99.999% and run SMTP and other daemons no problem. I love it. So
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by fallat 11y ago
What's your stream? :) I'm trying to "get into" JavaScript again after abandoning its brokenness. I'm looking to see people's workflow and you seem like a knowledgeable person.
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by fallat 11y ago
You know I was thinking "why aren't there free services like this?", now I see this, and I'm REALLY wondering "why the hell did AirBnB catch on and this didn't?!". I had to rent a place for a month via Air
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by fallat 11y ago
You know this calls for a ttyrec html player...!
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by fallat 11y ago
Askee-neema...? (ASCII)-nema
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by fallat 11y ago
Yeah I get this feeling that 90% of the people I see and hear are just running a facade...And sometimes I get a glimpse of that...and it feels really good to know I'm not a fake.
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by fallat 11y ago
Ok, the example you gave is fine. But there is something that scares me a little. Could a "bad performer" mean someone who just can't output as much as everyone else, even though they are trying as hard as possible? What if t
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Do you need to re-educate yourself? Start with Paradigms and Patterns(ecc-comp.blogspot.com)
1 points by fallat 11y ago|0 comments
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Programming Paradigms(cs.lmu.edu)
2 points by fallat 11y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 11y ago
I'm with your here. The whole purpose of virtual desktops is to have more...desktops. No need to turn your head...just a flick of the fingers.
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by fallat 11y ago
Google really does only hire individuals who are strong in theory. Maybe we are jealous. We wish we had the brains of the people getting into Google. I can say personally that I envy these people. The fact that they don't mind being tr
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by fallat 11y ago
Not only that but they include more documentation inside the binary. Someone also pointed out to me one time that some features in some GNU utils are only possible to have if they are implemented in the binary, rather as a separate progra
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by fallat 11y ago
Haha, nice catch. So there appears to be really only two solutions to the problem.

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