jameswyse

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   Amazon CloudFront & Route 53 Expand to India(aws.typepad.com)

   1 points by jameswyse 13y ago|0 comments
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   I'd use it.. Currently I just google for '<product> <model> review' or so and have to manually sift through the results until I find a credible source. You could also include links to PDF manuals, firmware Updates
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   I've always found it funny that most microwaves allow you to enter cooking times like 1 minute and 90 seconds.
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   For a long time I was adding aliases to .ssh/config manually and managing things that way but a coworker introduced me to a couple of tools which made things much easier! One is a tool similar to Shuttle to access all our EC2 instances
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   Pretty cool, though I'd say the ability to receive alerts is much more useful than sending them. I'm still waiting for my Pebble but it's great to see people working with the SDK!
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   I don't think it's possible on GitHub but I think Bitbucket has the ability to 'sync' a fork.
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   I think it's more to do with this sort of thing: <A NAME=24 HREF="Summary.html">executive summary</A> of the project, <A
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   "Improved minimap click behavior." Nice. The way it currently works is useless, it never seems to end up anywhere near where I clicked!
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   by jameswyse 13y ago

   "I was wondering [where the name dickerlite comes from]? Where does the name dickerlite come from?" I'm also wondering where 'dickerlite' came from..
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    On a related node I've been making use of `console.table` a lot recently - Very useful for debugging JS apps with a lot of calculations and financial formulas. Unfortunately it only supports 5 columns :/
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I pretty much instantly decided to switch over from forever when the screenshot. :D
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I've been really impressed with what I've seen so far from Marquee ( http://marquee.by/ ). Be sure to read the 2 posts on their blog: ( http://team.marquee.by/ ) and then add ?format=jsonp to the URL
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    The last time I came across this article I was excited to learn about 'path parameters' / 'matrix parameters' but I couldn't find anything that actually supports them, at least in node.js. Shame, I can see a us
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    The public transit system here in Brisbane, Australia kind of works like you're describing. We have 'Go Cards' which are just NFC top-up cards, when you board a bus/train/ferry you 'touch on' and when you
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I use Mou and am pretty happy with it, though I'll switch in an instant if this support Github Flavoured Markdown..
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    This looks cool, though I couldn't get it to work - The install ran fine, but VirtualBox doesn't show any VMs :s
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    Why all the hate? You guys are always telling people to launch early and at the end of the day the OP is sharing something that he created to help out his peers, for free and with the promise of more to come.. I certainly appreciate it! edi
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I've never been much of an Opera fan but this is looking really nice. The speed dial and stash features look like a good replacement for bookmarks too. I'd try it out full-time but I can't live without my 1password extension :/
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    This looks awesome! How easy would it be to add support for statsd[1] / graphite[2]? [1] https://github.com/etsy/statsd/ [2] http://graphite.wikidot.com/
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    Awesome, how did you hook it up to the dryer? Also tidy your laundry room! :p
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    Did this a few times, no change in the hash. MD5 (kav2013_13.0.1.4190abcdefgEN_4519.exe) = e234d2efd7d7201e4886d2f21a329a3e
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I doubt it, he has been dead for 70 years..
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    For your first point make sure your git remote is using the correct format. .git/config should look like: [remote "origin"] fetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/* url = git@github.com:user/repo.git
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    That's certainly weird, I've never seen that mystery bottom bar! Not uncommon for Facebook though, it still annoys me that they have a footer on their main website which is impossible to access because of infinite scrolling..
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    This looks great, can't wait to try it out! My only concern from the screencast is that it looks a little cumbersome entering deployment commands in that tiny input field. A good feature would be the ability to create a library of shell scr
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I wasn't going to click on this as I don't use Ruby very often, but I'm glad I did as it's mostly JavaScript with a ruby helper! If I were you I would reverse the focus and make it a JavaScript library with helpers for various languages.
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    I see this often and I completely agree. > "get out of the way and let the user focus on content. E.g. https://dispatch.io There's just not enough content on that site - The 'learn more' button barely explains what the service does. E
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    Ugh kerning, this xkcd comic says it better than I ever could: http://xkcd.com/1015/
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    It's the same submit page, just leave 'url' blank and write your post content in the 'text' box. The title can be whatever you want, though the common prefixes are helpful.
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    by jameswyse 13y ago

    This comes up a lot - if you use Chrome there's an extension I use to help with that: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/select-it/fdhjbnho...