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8y ago
That ship has sailed. SourceForge has little to offer in their API: https://anypoint.mulesoft.com/apiplatform/sourceforge/#/port... Bitbucket for comparison: https://developer.atlassian.com/bit
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8y ago
So many fingerprints
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8y ago
Toshiba produced a model ca. 2002 with a display in the trackpad. That the idea of an additional display in that form factor hasn't caught on says a lot about the usefulness of the feature in general. It's tough to imagine the end
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8y ago
I think it's more realistic to think there would be an app to let your phone act like Apple's Magic Trackpad without needing to house it in the laptop chassis.
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8y ago
How can we be sure this wasn't a "Feature"?
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8y ago
Employers want to be sure you're not out surfing on their dime. The top things I look for in a remote resource is a person who can solve a tough problem in a concise fashion and an ability to show their work in a team setting. Inexperi
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itomato
8y ago
...said the frog in the kettle.
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8y ago
Genuinely curious what features of a GitLab or GitHub equivalent you would require in a self-hosted scenario that 'git' doesn't provide?
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8y ago
>Enough with this. As if, Dad.
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8y ago
For mushrooms? Far more likely to have a Xanax accident.
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8y ago
The sacred experience is utterly derailed when you involve a synthetic compound.
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8y ago
It's a stunner to discover you've invested so much into something that you may not find rewarding when you come down. That said, there's no reason why a person can't take away the beneficial aspects of the journey and in
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8y ago
They're more than "hallucinogenic", and the temporary changes to his perception aren't the thrust of the article.
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8y ago
No, I don't. Vim, Sublime, Atom, Eclipse-based IDE... Not once have I met anyone using VS code on any platform .
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8y ago
I have lived and worked in SV for a decade, and still don't know a single "Silicon Valley hipster" developing with WSL or VS Code. I do know the power of analytics and control over prominent backend systems, and the allure
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8y ago
When things go wrong in Word, there's no need (or potential) to dig into the underlying code for analysis.
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8y ago
"Look it up in your book, 101 Things To Do With Your Personal Computer"
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8y ago
Reminds me of the Golden Age of home arcade gaming. Atari box art told a story the cartridge just couldn't deliver.
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8y ago
Apple didn't exactly make it easy with all the changes and replacements to Core libraries. Keeping pace with Apple seems impossible, given the glacial pace of the improvement and development of ProjectCenter and GORM. It's not dea
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itomato
8y ago
Apple II lived 5966 days, not including the IIe card for LC, which extends the lifespan to 6543 days. Carbon lived until July 24, 2012. Including it as an "LTS" facility, Classic Mac OS lived 10,395 days. By comparison Win NT (if
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8y ago
1. Evaluate what took you this far, and shed things that didn't directly benefit you or downright hindered you; whether relationships, eating habits, shell, editor, thought/behavior patterns or what have you. 2. Revisit yourself a
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8y ago
I think the statute of limitations for complaints has passed.
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9y ago
I was expecting Quantrix
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9y ago
"What if we replace the pump with a Dash button?" "Genius!"
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9y ago
I will always love Dallas' First Saturday Sidewalk Sale. They too lost their lease. Gather under the Woodall Rogers Freeway throughout the night, and into early morning, eat some potato chips, buy some cheapo gear and get on with your
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9y ago
I wish I was half as good with a breadboard as I am with a soldering iron.
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9y ago
Starting from what level of understanding? The old Radio Shack 200-in-1 electronics kits are informative and easy to use. They're designed to teach the fundamentals; capacitance, resistance, logic (74-series) gates, volts/amps...
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9y ago
It's a Chicken and Egg Problem. Bootstrapping an 8-bit Microcomputer is so much simpler than the first order of operations in the hosted VM model.
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You can't just turn on a machine and "webdev". You need a TCP/IP stack, HTTP server and client. You'll need an editor & graphics tools. Sketch and Zeplin have a pretty steep learning curve. You'll probably
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9y ago
Are they members of the 11-99 Foundation?
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