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by ics 13y ago
Amarisoft: http://www.amarisoft.com/
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I've been using vim on iOS through Prompt[1] for a while and it's been perfectly usable without an external keyboard (I'm using an iPhone anyway). If your device is jailbroken you can use SSH to localhost and hack away. Note:
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I never thought to look but it turns out that Craigslist doesn't have obituaries (maybe not surprising to others). I figured there would be something in one of those other boxes that I never even look at, which is basically everythin
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For more default bindings provided by OS X: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1343
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Javascript Best Practices Part 1(thinkful.com)
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50 Bytes of Code That Took 4 GB to Compile(randomascii.wordpress.com)
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I was trying to work something like this out to try about a month ago but had to put it aside for later. Running my speech recognition inside a virtual machine was a dealbreaker, but not all that uncommon for people doing this sort of thing
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> Musk will build a demonstration prototype himself. “I think it might help if I built a demonstration article. I think I probably will do that, actually. I’ve sort of come around in my thinking on that part.” ...After which he reiterate
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If everyone launders their money in a deliberate attempt to circumvent government regulation, they'll simply impose broader and harsher regulations. If crypto currencies are going to take over the future, then Bitcoin is a huge win for
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I visit patch pretty often and actually had no idea they were owned by AOL. While it often misses activity going on in my area (Brooklyn, NY) it's still one of the easier ways of finding out what's going on nearby. I check Police
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That may be true for many languages, but if those people never roll into that sort of situation it's probably fair to still call them programmers.
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FWIW, I didn't read your post as being antagonistic. I was actually posting a reply to your comment originally (about the one guy attacking another, and the threat towards a police officer) but chose to chuck most of it and put the sho
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A Javascript implementation of APL(ngn.github.io)
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I completely agree. It's polished, but by no means "homely" if you know what I mean. Usually when I have a question about git I end up on StackOverflow, but once in a while I click a link to git-scm.com and about halfway thro
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Yes I did. How many domestic abuse reports among wealthy people do they need to decide that all wealthy people should be banned from the neighborhood? They would be much better off considering just how unsafe the local homeless feel, eith
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> At the same time, the council heard from numerous residents of the nearby Greenmeadow neighborhood who pointed to the growing homeless population at Cubberley Community Center and said they no longer feel safe near their homes. I never
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In this case there were numerous people speaking against it, yet I'm sure they are a very small group compared to those in favor or just apathetic. And of course once it's passed, it's very unlikely that someone living in the
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If you like autocompletion then yes, it's very good. At one point I had issues with startup time that I was pretty sure had been caused by it, but it's highly likely it had more to do with Clang than YCM (I can't remember the
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My eye went straight to it as well but more because I had passively (embarrassingly) assumed that Plan9 didn't have non-western fonts by default. 'twas a silly thought. http://doc.cat-v.org/plan_9/4th_edition&
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Below are the charts for each period. My attention isn't here but if someone with some statistical know-how wants to give even a casual analysis it would be interesting. Pre-Nest: http://www.wunderground.com/history&#
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Really, Expression Engine?(reallyexpressionengine.tumblr.com)
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Administration White Paper: Bulk Collection Of Telephony Metadata(s3.amazonaws.com)
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It would probably have been caught by the duplicate checker.
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I knew that the article did not specifically address the change but at least made it clear that the change had been in place for some time. It was my mistake for forgetting to include reference to the tweet from wycat which did specifically
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I just signed up three days ago, and was exchanging mail with one of their reps about opening a couple more accounts with them. I went to log in last night and noticed that the service was down, which I thought was a little odd (since eve
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Blueprint for a 21st Century Operating System(ittybittycomputers.com)
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MC HCK, the hacker's microcontroller board for $5(mchck.org)
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There's an RSS feed, so rss2email or anything like it should be fine.
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See the blog post here, which is from over a year ago: http://yehudakatz.com/2012/04/13/tokaido-my-hopes-and-dreams...
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> [...] a large company conducting educational campaigns [...] Correct that it won't necessarily have to be nonprofit, but in this case there is a selection process beyond just a credit card. My first thought if they apply is some s

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