johnmaguire2013

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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
With the power of reading, you can see that these are all features Sublime already had. I find Sublime's fuzzy search to be far superior as well (both in terms of how quickly I can find what I'm looking for, and in the sense that
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I found this pretty good for sharing to people, if you're targeting Linux: http://linuxsurvival.com/ Parts of it are a bit dated (no longer typically used features), but it's a pretty good overview of how Linux wo
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
In which case the change to the PATENTS file is a net win for everyone: Facebook can now clarify that they had no nefarious intentions, and everyone else has peace of mind.
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You can stream zips if you don't use compression, and you can use compression on files small enough to hold in memory. I work at Barracuda Networks, and we actually do this every day.[1] [1] https://github.com/barracuda
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Gogs is ridiculously simple. I recommend it.
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I don't think that's the argument. In English, the words "yes" and "no" are very short. Why? Because they're used often. They're not particularly hard to screw up. They're quick to say and quick
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Even in that case, you're talking about a clone of the repository, not a "user's branch." That would be the "user's repository", which has branches corresponding to features, and bugfixes (unless they are
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Excellent post, thank you!
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Hey Lachlan, I'm a 19-year-old software engineer for Barracuda Networks. When I was about your age, I was very interested in programming and computers as well. :) (You can actually find screenshots all the way back to the very embarras
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I'm confused by this. I know that HTTPS is supposed to be fixing this problem too supposedly. But I don't understand how. If an attacker fully replicates a SSH server, and responds to all client messages with the victim correctly,
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You can easily change the config to make the Blade tags work as they previously did. I'm unhappy about this change as well though. It's very reminiscent of some design decisions PHP has taken: 1. Create feature X. 2. Users don&#x2
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Of course, but is also different than what was alleged.
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I have a tough time imagining that they would generate (taking this word to mean "create") child porn. I could easily see them taking what they've found and publishing it however.
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
I live in Ann Arbor, have my whole life, and am very glad for the wiki we have on LocalWiki. It's been extremely helpful to me a few times now. :)
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
I used Amazon Payments for about 6 months for little freelance projects when I was 18. I loved it. Quick deposits to my bank, super-low fees, and I convinced a lot of people to join it. Then they started saying they couldn't verify me.
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
Really? The only lyrics sites I can stand are SongMeanings & RapGenius because they aren't coated in ads and people can explain stuff. AZLyrics is one of my least faves, with MetroLyrics coming in as a fave after the other two.
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
Do i3. It's one of the easiest to learn and the only way I was able to get into tiling window managers. I outgrew it when I got a 4K TV as it wasn't able to handle it well, but as others have said, it's "less pure"
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When I was 15/16 I was doing programming with the Bitcoin API for sites in exchange for Bitcoin. While it wasn't difficult for me to setup a Paypal, there was always a risk of it being shut down or Paypal asking me for verificatio
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
I knew someone who, years ago, while singing along to "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" proclaimed "I wish someone would pillow fight me" instead of "I wish someone up there would find me"
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I think Ubuntu touch-based stuff has loooooong been in the works. Unity is a part of it.
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by johnmaguire2013 12y ago
Thank you for this comment. For about a year and a half I've had problems with shallow breathing that have gotten worse and now just become normal (I always feel like I need to get a full breath, and can never do it because I breathe t
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I think it's more of the Linux and Mac argument of "less is more." i.e. Make software that is very good at doing one thing, and one thing only. Advantages: Light, quick software. Small, easy-to-read codebase. If done well, fi
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Glad to hear this isn't an odd concept. When I see others have commented out code in our codebase, I do a quick git blame (Sublime Git ftw!) and if it's from the previous year I'll just delete it.
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I think he was saying, what value does this add for marketers (i.e. those buying the data)? They already have many ways to get users' data, and at (likely) a lower cost.
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Do you mean aesthetically or the proposed specifications?
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And this argument would be why PHP is in the shape it is today.
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by johnmaguire2013 13y ago
Interesting. To be clear, I have the Google+ app installed, running, connected to my profile, and all related apps (such as Google Now) work as expected.
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by johnmaguire2013 13y ago
I'm not seeing an update to YouTube, and my YouTube app does not currently do this. Perhaps they're rolling it out slowly, but it seems almost self-defeating to me to do this. One of Android's main selling points is how custo