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by jhchabran 14y ago
I'm already using a VPN in the US to handle that (Netflix), but they reject my credit card (french one). Any idea of a workaround ? EDIT : typo
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Have you ever chatted with a hacker within a virus?(blogs.avg.com)
312 points by jhchabran 14y ago|99 comments
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by jhchabran 14y ago
Hey, I'm just stating my opinion, not forbidding anything. I'm not against adding features on vim, I'm suggesting that doing it that way isn't to the vim-ish way. My opinion is that when it comes to vim, unix is the whole IDE, not just vi
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by jhchabran 14y ago
I've just launched it a few times in my emacs days, it seemed pretty powerful as the documentation suggest : http://orgmode.org/guide/index.html . I may be getting something wrong, but it do not look like just "edit todo.txt + cosmetics
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by jhchabran 14y ago
I don't get this trend of porting stuff from emacs to vim. If I clearly understand the point of emacs's org mode, I don't get how it could go along vim considering it's a "powerful text editor" not an IDE. It just don't match the intended w
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by jhchabran 14y ago
I wouldn't say you'll use IRC directly to promote. It's just another communication channel with people. Think of like twitter, everyone is almost always online thanks to bouncers or irssi+ssh setups and you can query whoever you want or nee
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Turnip : A cucumber alternative(github.com)
2 points by jhchabran 14y ago|0 comments
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by jhchabran 14y ago
Well we can imagine choosing a version statically linked or a dynamically linked one when dowloading ? I agree it isn't a really slick solution, but it's a tool for developers it won't hit too hard the entry barrier.
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by jhchabran 14y ago
Well, there are things you can expect from a code editor, like not crashing or getting sluggish because you opened your logs. At least this issue was present when I left Textmate. Besides that kind of details, Textmate is indeed a very well
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by jhchabran 14y ago
There's another caveat. Just look at what happened to textmate, it was closed source many of us paid for it. The author decided to rebuild everything and we didn't get any real update for like three or four years. And yet we couldn't do any
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by jhchabran 14y ago
That sounds a neat way to still provides a comfortable user experience whilst working on languages not easily embeddable in the browser.
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HES2012 "Near Field Communication" credit cards are not secure (ustream.tv)
1 points by jhchabran 14y ago|0 comments
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by jhchabran 15y ago
I highly suggests switching to QWERTY while coding in Vim. You should be already familiar with it and it only takes a few days to be really at ease with it. We don't need characters from our languages in our code (at least most of the time)
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by jhchabran 15y ago
I agree but I don't think event-based approach is poor as you're stating. Twisted or EventMachine use that approach and are pretty well known for that. It looks like it works wonderfully well in a couple of particular cases but Node as ever
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by jhchabran 15y ago
It may not be the best "overall" advice but I've met a lot of people looking for freelance developers or simply rubyists to hire by going at local ruby meetings. I can't say anything about Ruby groups other than Paris, but at each of our me
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by jhchabran 15y ago
Thanks for this link, I've a huge fan of Herzog Zwei, you're rocking my world with that link :) It's mostly one of the best unknown game soundtrack I've heard.
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by jhchabran 15y ago
Are you referring to AudioGalaxy ?
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by jhchabran 15y ago
Well there is an API, it's just an unofficial one, with very active developers : - http://bukkit.org/ - (well made ruby wrapper) https://github.com/enebo/Purugin Programming bots should be doable, I've seen plugins that spawned a player
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by jhchabran 15y ago
It's sad they didn't give any informations about their Official API.
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by jhchabran 15y ago
You're right, thanks for the correction, I did not realize FSMs couldn't do that.
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by jhchabran 15y ago
Given that Ragel ( http://www.complang.org/ragel/ ) can output Ruby code, it might be a great choice there.
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by jhchabran 15y ago
I have to +1 this, I tend to use every piece that Tim Pope produces for their goodness, but Vundle truly rocks for exactly what you mentioned.
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by jhchabran 15y ago
This is quite impressive, he starts by recording some date execution which is nice, then he records an apache session. At this point, it's just plainly awesome, I just can't imagine the myriads of possibilities.
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Record any unix processes execution. And replay them afterward ! (vimeo.com)
1 points by jhchabran 15y ago|1 comments
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Another great (modern) Vim colorscheme(github.com)
1 points by jhchabran 15y ago|0 comments
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Textmate Command-t ported to Google Chrome(jh.chabran.fr)
4 points by jhchabran 15y ago|0 comments
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Lightweight alternative to CygWin(github.com)
2 points by jhchabran 15y ago|0 comments
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Writing readable models specs (jh.chabran.fr)
1 points by jhchabran 15y ago|0 comments
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by jhchabran 15y ago
It's a quite common problem, I faced it myself some years ago. Basically, changing your target without any achievement like you did means you're avoiding to complete your task by starting a new one. You may flag this as procrastination or n
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by jhchabran 15y ago
You're taking the problem from the wrong side. It had always been forbidden to advertise anything owned by a private company except in some news directly related to it. "Iran is revolting on Twitter" is relevant. "DSK did epic shit in a ho

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