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by iagooar 13y ago
I really like this tool. The panel is just great for seeing what exactly is being blocked and what not (which is not the case in some other addons). I think it is pretty solid right now, if you keep working on it, it could soon become the n
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by iagooar 13y ago
I'm laughing out really loud: * Understanding the code quality of the Fibonacci Sequence * Dad hacks Donkey Kong for his defense * Show HN: Built a Billion-Dollar Business and Still Gets Home By 5:30 PM * Show HN: Tired of Being Tired
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by iagooar 13y ago
Can we consider using "impenetrable condoms" as an intended pun?
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by iagooar 13y ago
I've been using Fish for a year now, it's really amazing. Not going back to bash or even zsh. The only problem I had was getting all vim plugins to work with it, but then I discovered that you can set the shell vim shall use in .v
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by iagooar 13y ago
LOL
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Show HN: Riddlr - Ruby Quizzes for fun(riddlrs.r13.railsrumble.com)
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by iagooar 13y ago
I really like the simplicity of it. Keep it clean and simple and people will use it forever. BUT, there are some basic features missing, such as: currency config (Europeans have Internet too ;), subject & comment notes. A receipt upload
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by iagooar 13y ago
OMG looks like a 90's Windows application.
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by iagooar 13y ago
Well, it's part of Ruby's philosophy: provide clean, readable and understandable code. I'm a huge fan of regular expressions and I love to discover new ones, try to improve my own, etc. But, it does not mean there isn't