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by godDLL 13y ago
You have definitely not been thinking too much about that one.
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by godDLL 13y ago
I keep README.txt files in the project folders with a line that reads --CHANGELOG-- above the stuff that was, above which in turn sits the stuff that yet wasn't. I use punctuation as labels (+/- #/= %/$), and more rulers
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by godDLL 13y ago
So does Bezeq (in Israel) http://bezeq.co.il/ They are trying to meet customer demand for wider bandwidth with VDSL, and nearly stopped selling modems; it's all cheapo routers now, loaded with customized firmware compl
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Rationality fanfic HPMoR updated with new chapters(hpmor.com)
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by godDLL 13y ago
It is an extension of Redis that makes DB scripting in JavaScript possible, as far as I understand.
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by godDLL 14y ago
> I believe they are testing the reaction… > Chrome is next http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/14/adblock-plus-secret-takedo...
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by godDLL 14y ago
One of my friends is a gearhead, this is what he had to say: "...Shader Model 1.1, which basically was "Whatever the 8500 does."" Correction - it was Shader Model 1.4 The GF3 already did 1.1, and the GF4 Ti (3 years later) did 1.3. A very g
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by godDLL 14y ago
I think he meant `not fancy`. Fancy speech is not the same as effective speech; rather, I'd say effective speaking is very much in the realm of eloquence.
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by godDLL 14y ago
This is very very good. I only wish I could paste/drag a list like this in and out of it: - bla bla do one thing - bla bla do some other thing + this is done already Because right now it has my information hostage. And then
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by godDLL 14y ago
This is an interesting sample. Can I see the rest of your data?
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by godDLL 14y ago
This is much, much bigger than HN alone.
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by godDLL 14y ago
The copy that I kept staid with me through two HDD meltdown events since the 2000's, when I first read it. It isn't about me, or of my direct experience. But it is about people like me, and exhibits an emotion that looks exactly like it was
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by godDLL 14y ago
I'm dealing with this all of the time, and I have a go-to solution for you (try it) – bury them in evidence. They aren't trying to argue YOU into something. They are trying to argue THEMSELVES into it, you just knocked their value-system ov
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by godDLL 14y ago
To anyone that sees this email validation regex, DO NOT USE IT. Hope that was clear, if not obvious. Use something like `^([^\s]＊)@([^\s]＊\.[^\s]＊)$` which will do most of the work for you, then check second group for common domain typos, a
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by godDLL 14y ago
Some new feelings, i.e. magnetism through tactile translation; and something to detect and poke me when I hang staring into space.
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by godDLL 14y ago
It works so well for us because nobody, and I literally mean no other state in the world speaks THE LANGUAGE. When you grow up here you get used to being around all kinds that you previously never fully visualized as actual, walking-talking
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by godDLL 14y ago
I've had a job where babysitting the hosting business clients was part of service description. Including things like custom WP plugins, and modifications. Dig that. Must have been fairly lucrative at the time, now that I think of it. But it
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by godDLL 14y ago
I only scroll to read very dense text, like technical docs - and those tend to have the kind of paragraphs that take pages to scroll past. On the other hand I most often select text at the bottom of the page before hitting Space to advance
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by godDLL 14y ago
Yeah, I tried the 'source-map' layout but it won't remember the zoom levels when re-opening a session. http://i.imgur.com/mxYO0.png And it doesn't use Exposé for windows, at all. That's a shame. I'd like to have several editor windows ope
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by godDLL 14y ago
I won't usually leave a comment like this, but well done! That's GrammarNazi^3 (which should sound like "O. G. to the 3" in your head), and is why I originally love the Internet.
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by godDLL 14y ago
Stakes are raised? > If the scientific community is to be penalised for making predictions that turn out to be incorrect, or for not accurately predicting an event that subsequently occurs, then scientific endeavour will be restricted t
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by godDLL 14y ago
I've done a little solitary in military prison. No more than a week at a time though, on two occasions. It's all about piling on anxiety and taking firm ground from under your feet. See before solitary you'd be in prison, you'd have your ce
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by godDLL 14y ago
That is after DuckDuckGo's banner with "Google has no `regular` results" has shown up on 4chan.
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by godDLL 14y ago
Escape Goat dev has some thoughts on AppStore/XBLA vs. Steam pricing game on his blog http://www.magicaltimebean.com/2012/02/escape-goat-price-dro...
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by godDLL 14y ago
I don't think that's an accurate assessment of your behaviour. You're doing the asshole thing on the Internet, which makes you a globally accessible asshole.
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by godDLL 14y ago
http://wikiloopr.com/Sigur%20Rós did I break it?
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by godDLL 14y ago
Can't a GitHub account be a corporation? AFAIK it can. So where's the holdup?
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by godDLL 14y ago
I was very happy to see Armin's weekly go over $50. Those are some premium beers, and lots of friends to drink them with right there. But more generally, I tip because you and people like you empower me. You don't tell me what to do with yo
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by godDLL 14y ago
I'm on gittip. Saw it here on HN, started tipping a few of my heroes immediately. I didn't think of it as OSS financing, but rather as a way of making Armin's Friday beers-with-friends free for him. We'll see how it works out in the long ru
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by godDLL 14y ago
Hm, worked for me with a Colemak keyboard.

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