gluxon

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Learn to code and earn cool stuff for your classroom(codecademy.com)
1 points by gluxon 12y ago|0 comments
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Bluetooth sports watch with 2 years of battery life(spg.casio.com)
1 points by gluxon 12y ago|0 comments
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by gluxon 12y ago
There's work in progress to allow this. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=885777
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by gluxon 12y ago
I've done this a few times for bugs that have personally annoyed me. Gotta say, it's easy to get started and the reviewers are amazing.
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CIA employee’s quest to release information ‘destroyed my entire career’(washingtonpost.com)
182 points by gluxon 12y ago|45 comments
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by gluxon 12y ago
Small unrelated comment: I love how that menu works. It does a really great job as an alternative for the hamburger menu.
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Tesla Goes Open Source: Elon Musk Releases Patents To 'Good Faith' Use(forbes.com)
9 points by gluxon 12y ago|0 comments
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by gluxon 12y ago
It doesn't. :) It was actually a personal private computer until I left that area and opened up the password. I overlooked changing 'git config user.email !@#$'.
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by gluxon 12y ago
The opposite issue is also capable of happening. Don't misunderstand, I completely acknowledge the fact that this is a very difficult issue to solve and fundamental to git design.
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by gluxon 12y ago
@davidbanham May I quote you on that? I think I focused too much on the cool factor and not the problem I was trying to address. (Which you summed perfectly.)
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by gluxon 12y ago
I acknowledged that. It's one of those features that isn't perfect when implemented. There should be a way to stop these commits from happening under my name without going to the computer physically or rewriting history every time
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Why does GitHub let me commit as other people?(gluxon.com)
45 points by gluxon 12y ago|51 comments
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by gluxon 12y ago
At the same time, you have to acknowledge that Mozilla suffered a huge backlash from its user base when Australis was landed on release. For the exact opposite reason you're describing. I'm not sure if these events are related, bu
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Node.js website redesign(nodejs.org)
2 points by gluxon 13y ago|0 comments
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by gluxon 13y ago
There is. Mozilla doesn't want data from users (unknowingly) being sent across networks to a server by default. The urlbar is already capable of searching though. It just doesn't give you suggestions for the reason above.
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by gluxon 13y ago
That's actually a lot less than I thought would be in the iOS filesystem. It doesn't seem like it'd be incredibly hard to remove those symlinks. Although Apple would probably favor fixing the bugs that allow malicious symlink
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by gluxon 13y ago
How does reverse engineering binaries like this work? Did geohot really go through the entire disassemble during the time of a plane ride?
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by gluxon 13y ago
I'm confused as to why some people in the community believe a party was "backstabbed". Each team/group operated with its own intentions and goals; there's no reason why there had to be cooperation amongst them. I
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by gluxon 13y ago
I always miss my bus in the morning. I've had the idea to stuff a remote tracker in one of the bus seats for a while... this makes it possible.
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by gluxon 13y ago
Seeing CSS before HTML freaks me out more than it should. *HTML & CSS
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by gluxon 13y ago
Where do I sign up? :)
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by gluxon 13y ago
Why can't some people understand that authors want claim over their creations? Is this really a bad thing? Not everyone writes code for the "good of mankind", and we shouldn't be forcing people to. The quality of softwar
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by gluxon 13y ago
It's funny to see Firefox turn this back into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with PDF.js...
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by gluxon 13y ago
The title should probably be renamed to something more indicative that this is a GitHub services IP address change.
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How To Have Sex On Purpose(pervocracy.blogspot.com)
11 points by gluxon 13y ago|0 comments
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by gluxon 13y ago
It's as B-Com said. The window manager. I used to use Emerald. There was no way you could consistently draw in the titlebar across all the themes available for it.
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by gluxon 13y ago
Perhaps because you have an excessive amount open?
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by gluxon 13y ago
It's not a GTK issue.
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by gluxon 13y ago
Previously, the titlebar would be shown if you enabled the menubar.
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by gluxon 13y ago
The window titlebar doesn't make sense in every application. In this case, the title is already displayed on the tab. Showing it in two areas that are very close to each other is just redundant. On Windows Vista, 7, and 8, explorer does not

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