jrgifford

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The iPhone Twitter client TwitterFon was once open source... what happened?(github.com)
2 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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The Linux Setup - Philip Newborough, CrunchBang Linux - My Linux Rig(mylinuxrig.com)
3 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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Interviews should not invade Privacy(codinggeekette.com)
2 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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The Linux Setup, Noah Lorang, 37signals(mylinuxrig.com)
120 points by jrgifford 15y ago|80 comments
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Typesetting.js(rlemon.github.com)
2 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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HTML5: Edition for Web Authors(dev.w3.org)
19 points by jrgifford 15y ago|2 comments
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Shipping best practice with juju charms(castrojo.tumblr.com)
2 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrgifford 15y ago
And last I checked, they have no plans of (for 12.04, which is an LTS and therefore will be supported for 5 years) removing the traditional menu - the HUD is simply "use it if you want to".
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Githero.es - vote for your hero on Github(githero.es)
1 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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Json / vim love(blog.pault.ag)
2 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrgifford 15y ago
That is true, I over simplified things. However, the point remains.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Look at it this way. Either they do a blackout and (probably) save their entire company, or don't and lose everything. While I'm not a businessman, I'd rather take the chance of making everyone use Bing/DuckDuckGo/Yahoo/Whatever for a day r
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by jrgifford 15y ago
It is.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Interesting.... I think i'll stick with user directory encryption, but thanks for those links.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
It's "supposed" to be smooth scrolling. Only way to get that easily is to enable natural scrolling (like Lion). - http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/07/reverse-natural-scrolling...
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Considering my habit of re-installing the entire OS every few weeks (I tinker a lot with no safety nets), I think I'm ok. I agree that for anyone else though, it isn't enough.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
I'm willing to risk that since I rarely use any of my swap.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Using Ubuntu? If so, you ran into Ubuntus horrible scrolling config.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Unfortunately, the amount of time I spend running/breaking the development version of Ubuntu prohibits full disk encryption, but I do have /home encrypted. Is that "good enough"?
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Javascript Pong(stewd.io)
5 points by jrgifford 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Source code here: https://github.com/jrgifford/isitaudsyet Feel free to complain about my horrible code. :)
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Is it Ubuntu Developer Summit yet?(isitaudsyet.com)
1 points by jrgifford 15y ago|1 comments
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Let it be known that this is a community project, not a Canonical project.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
Impressive that it's not being overloaded.
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by jrgifford 15y ago
I run Unity on a netbook with 1GB of ram - and since all I run is vim, chrome and a few terminals, I don't see any problems. But, your mileage may vary
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Redesigned Tags Page - Stackoverflow blog(blog.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by jrgifford 16y ago|0 comments
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Changing a remote URL in git(raphink.info)
1 points by jrgifford 16y ago|0 comments
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by jrgifford 16y ago
Same here.
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by jrgifford 16y ago
FIGURED IT OUT. Ad Blocker Pro was killing it. Apparently, it was thinking it was an ad. ;) Works now.
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by jrgifford 16y ago
Doesn't load - it just sits there, like it's a blank HTML page with no content. It's the Ubuntu (Like that matters) Chrome 11.0.696.12 dev. - http://img.jamesg.tk/doesnt-work - (Screenshots of the page, and then of the source.) - Also, wo

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