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hpaavola
11y ago
In many cases you don't want " http://foo.bar?q=Spaces should be encoded" to pass. If for example you want to turn URLs in comments to links, then space should just end the URL right there. Otherwise you end up mak
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The influence of organizational structure on software quality (2008) [pdf]
(research.microsoft.com)
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11y ago
Make a script that adds the comments to the static page. I made a small static site generator that has comments, search, etc. for my own use. https://github.com/Harri/Spage
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11y ago
According to http://download.microsoft.com/Documents/UseTerms/Windows%207... Use with Virtualization Technologies. Instead of using the software directly on the licensed computer, you may install and use
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11y ago
No, it's not a country centric view. People do not use Weibo and Facebook, they use Weibo or Facebook depending were they live. Facebook has a monopoly in most western countries, Weibo in China. The reason why Weibo is dominating in Ch
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hpaavola
11y ago
The markets say that you are wrong. Pretty close to all who edit photos professionally use Photoshop. And as the presentation told us, WhatsApp is eating the whole text messaging markets. I don't use it and I don't like this trend
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11y ago
I don't claim to be smarter than the whole market. So yes, GMail is the best email application (assuming it has the biggest market share, not sure about that) because that's what the market tells us. It might not be good, but it i
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11y ago
There is always a small market for a slow lumberjack, but there is zero reason to use anything else than the best software. Best lumberjacks might live in different corner of the world and they are most likely busy. So you hire the slow one
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11y ago
I'm assuming you and your partner are both (at least fairly) smart and (at least fairly) well educated and you are (at least fairly) well resourced (meaning you got friends, good relationship to your parents, jobs, ...). You will do ju
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11y ago
Internet needs more home pages like this. Fast to load, fast to read. There's contact information and couple links to get some more information. EDIT: at least I prefer pages like this over say LinkedIn profile.
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Prefix Trees and Parsers
(blog.ircmaxell.com)
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11y ago
pip install robotframework-selenium2library test.txt: *** Settings *** Library Selenium2Library *** Test Cases *** My First Test [Setup] Open Browser http://google.com firefo
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Show HN: Spage – Static site generator with search, comments, etc.
(github.com)
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12y ago
https://github.com/Harri/Spage It has search, sitemap, comments and moderation etc. but still just a static site generator.
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Software testing is a loser's bet
(spage.fi)
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12y ago
What are the (open source) centralized version control systems that do merging and branching like git?
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12y ago
Back when we were kids there was only one type of Lego, the type that was meant for everybody. Now they have their own line for girls, Lego Friends. And Lego Friends is just stupid http://seasonaldepressioncomic.com/2014
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12y ago
Ubuntu has a slider that lets you to adjust the multiplier, see http://www.phoronix.net/image.php?id=0x2014&image=unity_hidp... Not sure about other distros.
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12y ago
I mainly use Python to write Robot Framework libraries. RF needs to support Jython, Jython will not support Python 3 in near future, so I'm stuck. There is a Python 3 fork of RF ( https://bitbucket.org/userzimmermann
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12y ago
Pretty much all IM protocols have some channel functionality. It's just that the user experience in Skype and many other IM's is such, that it does not ecncourage users to join/create channel first. Rather they all try to get
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12y ago
When ever I use Skype or Lync (things that I need to use at work), I really miss IRC. By default modern IM clients are constant source or distraction. Someone said something? Make sure to ring some bells and blink some notifications. Someon
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12y ago
I would not call it a mess. I run Ubuntu on Lenovo X1 Carbon and Asus Zenbook UX31A and on both machines all the software that I run except Steam work just fine. And OSX is not Linux. I don't want non-Linux OS.
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12y ago
Yes. Services used only or mainly by the poor, tend to be poor.
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12y ago
TWTR is no good for conversations because there is no way to explain something new or controversial in 140 chars. Yes, this fits in a tweet
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12y ago
Asus Zenbook UX* line. Only thing that does not work out of the box with Ubuntu is ambient light sensor. Light, powerful, good (not awesome) battery life (4-5 hours), excellent display, ... Also Lenovo X1 Carbon, but the latest model comes
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12y ago
For me the biggest thing about Ubuntu is that it does not feel like a distribution. It's an OS. They don't just pack others stuff inside one image and call it a day. Ubuntu does things in a way that they feel is the correct way. I
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Ten years of Ubuntu
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
Thank you. I do quite a lot of test automation and in many cases I want take screenshot of either the application we are testing or the whole desktop when ever test fails. On Windows I use https://code.google.com/p/scre
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12y ago
If you are looking for a Linux compatible laptop that is somewhat similar to MacBook Air, look for Asus Zenbook UX* line. Excellent display, good but not awesome battery life, fast hardware and really good keyboard for its size. I've b
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12y ago
Just backing away from sites like this is a pain. After scolling down few pages, I need to click back button way too many times just to get back to HN.
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