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   by fphilipe 14y ago

   Didn't GitHub have localization at some point in the past? If I remember correctly, the footer had a world map background with links to other languages.
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   by fphilipe 14y ago

   Wikipedia has had article URLs with emojis for quite some time now: * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/🍔 -> Hamburger * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/💩 -> Feces * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/👀 -> Human eye * http://en.wikiped
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   by fphilipe 14y ago

   That's right. Totally forgot about those.
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   by fphilipe 14y ago

   Why only almost?
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   Easily create delegation chains in Objective-C with PHFDelegateChain(github.com)

   1 points by fphilipe 14y ago|0 comments
6. 186.▲
   by fphilipe 15y ago

   Yeah, you're right. I must have misread the question. Didn't know about `git pull --rebase`. Thanks for that.
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   by fphilipe 15y ago

   It rewinds your work, fast forwards to the fetched branch and applies your work on top of it. It doesn't create a merge commit, which can pollute your tree unnecessarily.
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   by fphilipe 16y ago

   Swiss :D
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   by fphilipe 16y ago

   Before I started developing Rails I always used JSON + client side templates which were constructed in pure jQuery and really tedious. Then, with Rails, I asked myself, why would I want to have the template somewhere in the middle of a JS f