ikurei

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   by ikurei 11y ago

   I would also change it, but your suggestion doesn't indicate if this is a comprehensive manual or a short introduction, apt for only-midly-technical folks. I don't know if it would be worth the effort to enforce a more complete se
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   I'd say it is better. The first one is very uncomfortable to read in a full-screen/maximized-window browser on a widescreen, and mine is only 1080p. I think it's a great counterexample of the point it's trying to make. O
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   > n Vimium, each link is assigned two letters (which are easier to type than numvers) Are you sure you can't change that in Vimperator? I use Pentadactyl (can't even remember why I chose it over Vimperator) and i can just do `s
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   I'd bet it was neither. It's something that clojure is doing right.
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   What about turning the service to an events feed yous suscribe to? If it's just a log of "Politician X tweeted Y ... Politician X deleted tweet Y", would that be against the TOS too? You aren't storing tweets, just email
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   Thanks a lot for this enlightening comment and for your fantastic work on Package Control. Without your work Sublime would be half as great, I feel. I encourage everyone who paid for Sublime, a fantastic piece of software that certainly des
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   But why would I change it if I wanted Google, which incidentally is, I'm sure, what most people want? Leaving the default can be as much a choice as changing it. (I'm on Mozilla's side in this discussion, but that particular
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   For Linux I had much more success using Redshift that flux. I can't quite remember what flux was missing that Redshift had. Does flux have an indicator on the notification/indicators area?
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   by ikurei 11y ago

   The only flux-like app on Android I know of is Twilight[0]. I've been using it for longer that I can remember and I have no complains. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid...
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    by ikurei 11y ago

    You can disable it in about 10 seconds. Fro memory: press the Meta/Windows key; write "privacy" on the dash; a window with privacy options appears; hit the Search tab, disable the checkbox. It annoys me that it's there b
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    by ikurei 11y ago

    The iso will be available through torrent in no time. This way all those who won't/can't pay at least see how they could do that in the future.
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    by ikurei 11y ago

    I don't disagree with what you said, but I'd like to comment on a few points. >We want users to understand that they’re pretty much cheating the system when they choose not to pay for software. (Auch, reading that hurt; still..
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    More reliable approach for powerful machines, but for simple use cases Wine is fine: - Only for a few apps, like Evernote. - Laptops on battery. For Visual Studio I'd bet on VMs over Wine, but then I probably wouldn't be using Lin
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    I think that's very subjective: - International text input: I can't remember the last time I had to use accents or special characters not in my native language; a few greek letters for formulae, and generally I can use '&#x2F
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    Oh... how beautiful... much darker and more interesting look... http://cinematicmod.com/images/cm_11/environments/cm_11_18.j... Wait, why the hell is Alyx dressed like that? Was there anything wrong with pant
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    Please, add an Edit to the parent so no one misses this.
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    Both are valid perspectives. I think we are using each other, which might be common to most social interactions.
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    I've always used Lorem Ipsum; never had a problem with designers or clients, but with other developers actually. I understand that Lorem Ipsum has a letter distribution close to real text in English, and thus it is useful to judge how
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    by ikurei 12y ago

    I've always loved the spanish saying "vísteme despacio que tengo prisa", "dress me slowly, I am in a hurry".
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    I'd bet that was intended.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    I'm surprised no one mentioned you can do !mdn "html table tag" and go straight to the mdn page.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    It blew every other phone, but it wasn't that original over PDAs. I had a Windows 6.5 pda then, and I thought the iPhone was way cooler and well-designed. Of course it was inmensely superior to my PDA, but not so incredibly original. I
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    It would be very inconvenient having to recharge every 2 hours, even if it is just for 30 seconds. Your smartphone would be of no use in a trip to the beach, or climbing a mountain; and it would be very easy to forget about it quite often.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    That's an amazin feature! I didn't notice it at first either. May be its explanation could be more visible, or it could be made more obvious...
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    any idea why this didn't get more attention? looks very interesting and relevant to me.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    It doesn't say it was left there intentionally. We don't have (or this article does not give) information enough to call it a backdoor.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    Why "intentionally". May be it was put there intentionally but leaving it that way was a mistake. I don't think that's a backdoor, just from the article.
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    by ikurei 13y ago

    I don't get it. And it get's me worried. I'm exactly at the first years of my programmer career, just got my degree, and I was thinking in which I'd like to specialize and how I want to do things... but how can I succeed when all that hard