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gaving
15y ago
Why do we need Java?
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gaving
15y ago
meanwhile everybody awkwardly +1'ing each other
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gaving
15y ago
probably the most boring thing I've read all day
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gaving
15y ago
Not bad, but could have done without the "As we continue to expand and grow we will make some mistakes along the way." sentence.
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gaving
15y ago
".. sites like sourceforge ..." articles showing its age
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gaving
15y ago
christ, don't even joke
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gaving
15y ago
Something hilarious about the infographic linking Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vint_Cerf ) when it'll be down today.
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gaving
15y ago
Totally intend to if/when I get some time :)
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gaving
15y ago
Real link: https://github.com/gaving/dotfiles/blob/19d95fa1ee0461dbe4d5... Mind you on second thoughts, I really miss the mixed indentation warning.
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gaving
15y ago
Yeah, feel sorry for those that haven't discovered Consolas, such a better looking font on gvim anyway :) Seconding a upload request if someone patches it. Had a go on cygwin but you're needing a few dependencies by the looks of things.
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gaving
15y ago
Goodbye old friend https://github.com/gaving/dotfiles/blob/master/.vim/plugin/s...
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gaving
15y ago
Big thing holding me back from tmux is the lack of cygwin support for (unfortunately) my work environment. Otherwise, I'd switch cold turkey.
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gaving
15y ago
Anyone wanna tear out the source and package it up?
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gaving
15y ago
Haha, from the FAQ:- Why is it not packaged as a gem? To make it run faster. How fast is it? Very fast cos, you know, I really need my todo list manager to be as performant as possible at the expense of install conven
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gaving
15y ago
Fairly skeptical initially, but liking the changes so far. Web interface seems a lot more stable and fiddly too. You'll pry my tweet bot from my cold, dead hands though.
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gaving
15y ago
M-! open http://www.vim.org/
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gaving
15y ago
Ugh. Be careful with that, since actually giving a /g has the effect of toggling the behaviour all together. From :help 'gdefault':- :help 'gdefault' 'gdefault' 'gd' boolean (default off) global {not in Vi} When on, t
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gaving
15y ago
Obligatory http://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ link which taught me a ton.
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gaving
15y ago
Wow. Just wow. :/
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gaving
15y ago
uh, why wouldn't you just actually paste the url into your terminal at that point instead of typing `xclip -o`? and yeah, typing the actual command into the terminal is always going to be 'simpler'
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gaving
15y ago
I'm a zsh user, but here's a couple of things I find pretty invaluable:- bindkey '^Q' push-line The 'push-line' widget allows you to quickly type another command and will restore the previous one once you've entered it. # re-
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gaving
15y ago
Just wish I could figure out how to disable the damn Spaces/Mission Control 'swoosh' switch animation like you could in Leopard :(
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gaving
15y ago
Yeah, you should look up the definition of "troll" yourself because that isn't it. Also, I don't think the guy really "knew" the answer to the question and had legitimate gripes as you would if a project you've been working on for the last
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gaving
15y ago
Personally use github's gollum: https://github.com/github/gollum which is pretty awesome and git-backed. Allows you to do all your wiki pages in markdown and a sleugh of other markup formats. Plus, did I mention git backed?!
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gaving
15y ago
I'd recommend trying Ultisnips instead (of the now abandoned) snipmate: http://fueledbylemons.com/blog/2011/07/27/why-ultisnips/ I realise there is a fork going, but Ultisnips is providing a ton more features and seems a lot nicer in ma
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Pastebin.js
(bt.no.de)
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gaving
15y ago
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