fallenhitokiri

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GnuPG is still too hard to use(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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Share buttons and your readers(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Author here :) You are right that it is possible to deal with them. I never said it isn't possible that an old IE can work, it is just more work and sometimes a bit messy. As I mentioned I am aware that there is the approach regenerati
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The joy and pain of using a static site generator for private and client work(screamingatmyscreen.com)
4 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|2 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Thanks :) even if it didn't make on the frontpage I already received two mails from "just starting out developers" who found it useful, so I'm satisfied :)
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
I'm not sure if Djangos YAML-serializer was effected by this bug but TastiePie did (IIRC) use `load` instead of `safe_load` and suffered the exact same issue e.x. You could argue that, no matter how prominent a library is, it does not
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The state of Django and Ruby on Rails - one year later(screamingatmyscreen.com)
3 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|4 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Germany I am running a two man web, print and iOS agency (me coding, my partner moving pixels). We are located in Heidelberg and Leipzig / Germany. I have been a freelancer for 10 years. I prefer Django and Pyt
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
I only read Twitter on my iPad. If I have some time, mostly with a fresh cup of coffee, I open the app, load all new tweets and just read them. I follow ~80 people so this works okayish. Some people are in a separate list. They basically tw
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Author here. I agree with you that "buying things for happiness" is not the best idea someone can have. But there are things someone needs to buy and I see buying something someone needs and spending some extra money to get someth
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Is it stupid to pay for beautiful things?(screamingatmyscreen.com)
2 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|3 comments
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Should I rewrite my app in Go for better scalability?(screamingatmyscreen.com)
5 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Germany I am running a two man web, print and iOS agency (me coding, my partner moving pixels). We are located in Heidelberg and Leipzig / Germany. I have been a freelancer for 10 years. I prefer Django and Pyt
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Http.Request and goroutines(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Author here. I should have made it clear that gaming is the only reason for me to add high end cards. Is a Mac Pro with some graphic cards really a good choice or would a cheap (read: $300 for the base system + cards) self build Intel &#x2F
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The new Mac Pro - a great idea, maybe one or two years too early(screamingatmyscreen.com)
2 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|2 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
I think tolerate is the wrong word. I live and grew up near on of the military bases. If I would not have met some people stationed there and had the chance to visit them I would only have known there is a big area which is well guarded. Th
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Instead of messing around with access and redirect stuff I would suggest, as others have in this thread, that you just put your files in a subdirectory and use this subdirectory as root for lighttpd. Problem solved with two commands and you
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Germany I am running a two man web, print and iOS agency (me coding, my partner moving pixels). We are located in Heidelberg and Leipzig / Germany. I have been a freelancer for 10 years. I prefer Django and Python b
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
They are being ported to Python 3. You can find some infos about it in Armin Ronachers twitter stream and in this[1] blog post. Personally I am in no hurry to switch to Python 3 and Flask "just works" and does everything I need in a, at lea
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Keep calm and tumble on(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
Author here. I didn't think of them - most digital arts or however it is called students I know get a copy of the current master suite from their university. Since the creative work is done by other people I am not fully aware of all the ad
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Adobes Creative Cloud is great for professionals, not hobbyists(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|3 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
I remember my first design without tables. It was for my private blog and I am not sure how many different designs I looked up on Zen Garden to find out how to do something with only CSS. After some struggle and building two or three design
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The cloud is fine - you are just using it the wrong way(screamingatmyscreen.com)
1 points by fallenhitokiri 13y ago|0 comments
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by fallenhitokiri 13y ago
SEEKING WORK I am running a two man web, print and iOS agency (me coding, my partner moving pixels). We are located in Heidelberg and Leipzig / Germany. I have been a freelancer for 10 years. I prefer Django and Python but I also have shipp
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by fallenhitokiri 14y ago
Currently I expect a browser window to be at least 950px width on the desktop. I only change to designs for lower resolutions on mobile devices. I am not entirely sure how common it is, but it should be a small fix and won't hurt to support
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by fallenhitokiri 14y ago
The problem I see, after receiving a screenshot from a Nexus 7, is that the responsive breakpoints seem to be ignored on some devices. On mobile devices there shouldn't be a fixed sidebar. The content should use the whole screen with ~45 ch
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by fallenhitokiri 14y ago
Could you please send me a screenshot and the device you are using so I can take a look at the problem? Email is timo@obviousDomain thanks :)
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by fallenhitokiri 14y ago
I only had to change libraries because the client changed the specs of a project. In this case he receives an updated list. (We once were asked to integrate something which required us to add some JS libraries for faster development) Minor

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