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13y ago
I made a few cruder services like this at my old job: http://foaas.willfixeverything.com http://abug.in/linux They are both running on heroku and slow as hell. Pull requests ( http://github.com/je
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I'd love to see a comparison between this and [deliver]( https://github.com/gerhard/deliver )
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http://opensource.org/licenses/ISC Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permissi
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We are using this as part of a physical escape-the-room game. Its a great prop, good price, and has a hidden puzzle whose meaning is in the images. Much more interesting than a screen with a slideshow, and enforces order which a bunch of pr
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13y ago
all sourced from reddit eh?
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13y ago
Interested to see how it stacks up vs http://www.sparkdevices.com/ in practicality of projects. I'll be getting both to see...
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13y ago
It looks like they have posted an update on March 6, 2 months ago. Not very responsive but not as bad as the 3 years people think its been.
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14y ago
I like to think they are trying to preserve the spirit of being able to right click->view source and learn a thing or two. Geocities + view source did spark early interest for myself in coding. Maybe sourcemaps will help with that in th
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14y ago
See indiewebcamp.com and https://indieauth.com for a useful, working version of domain-as-login.
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You may like this short film called Sight http://vimeo.com/46304267 . The ending isn't great, but pretty much everything else is neat.
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Amazing, glad you plugged it here. Gonna test it for a project in the galleries here at the Met Museum, as our wifi is a bit flaky at times :)
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14y ago
Take a look at deliver if you like heroku push, but want it on a machine you control at a bit lower level: https://github.com/gerhard/deliver I got it working on EC2 / Ubuntu real easy, and even added some basic support for SmartOS/illumo
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I used to setup a ramdisk as a flat file for / and /usr, and have it load unionfs style over the main filesystem after /sbin/init finished. This was around 2005. The system flew, and the only super large applications I was using installed t
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14y ago
Why do the personal repositories have to be private?
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14y ago
The visualizer looks awesome for newbies. http://learn.adafruit.com/webide/using-the-visualizer
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14y ago
...isn't Oakland San Francisco's Brooklyn?
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Another version, this time of infinite mario (ported from Notch's Java version to javascript) https://github.com/robertkleffner/mariohtml5 A friend of mine hacked https://github.com/odbol/mariohtml5 with me during arthackday.net/gaffta
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14y ago
I have a One X, and get a lot of questions from people with iPhones. Its just a good phone to me, but everyone else seems impressed with the screen quality, photo quality, speed etc. I thought all phones were more or less in the same ballpa
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I used to do the same thing until I realized how much it affected my interpretation of the article. It colored my thoughts, making me part of the hivemind. Now I read the article first, then wait a few seconds before looking at what other p
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One explanation is that this application wakes up every second which keeps the CPU and GPU from sleeping or lowering frequency, which would reduce the delay introduced by whatever CPU/GPU governors are being used.
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It was super fun playing this! I made it out alive thankfully.
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14y ago
hence rails-api
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Think of it as increasing the signal-to-noise ratio by $70K?
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14y ago
You can get fish syntax highlighting in zsh by installing zsh-syntax-highlighting ( https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting ). I prefer just enabling it in prezto though (which is a fork of oh-my-zsh that is a lot lighter wei
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Homesick is another good one https://github.com/technicalpickles/homesick
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http://simple.com in chrome doesn't work?
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Link to source?
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8 months here. The only person I know who has it took 13 months.
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Last I heard RethinkDB was a tail-append style engine for MySQL that was optimized for SSDs. Interesting to see a drastic pivot like this. Looks good, and good luck.
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14y ago
Typing from a 13 rMBP purchased today. Hopefully its an upgrade from my 2010 mba 13" but from the sounds of this review I'll probably be returning mine too in a few weeks, as I have a similar workload as the author. Thanks for writing the r
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