labria

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61.
A bridge oscillating (Russia)(youtube.com)
1 points by labria 16y ago|1 comments
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by labria 16y ago
Yes, I tried it, but gave up after a few days: it provides nothing that manual tiling doesn't (I have a background with a spot in the center, helps tiling 4 terminal windows).
63.
by labria 16y ago
... and that makes it completely useless, sadly =( I would love to have a tiling WM for MacOS X, but it seems impossible (unless Apple suddenly makes one themselves =).
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Markupslicer: a tool for slicing HTML markup into Rails templates.(markupslicer.com)
29 points by labria 16y ago|7 comments
65.
by labria 16y ago
I don't think so, unless Opera Software gives you the sources.
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by labria 16y ago
Redis is a bit more than a year old. And it's been tagged 1.0 last september. I doubt that that the FlockDB project is much older than that.
67.
by labria 16y ago
Makes even less sense to me, then.
68.
by labria 16y ago
Scala again? Damn, my bet was on Clojure this time! =)
69.
by labria 16y ago
I didn't look too deep into the "distributed" features (no docs yet, the code suggests sharding), but the feature set looks a lot like Redis sets.
70.
by labria 16y ago
r56990 — 143
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Crazy cool nginx.conf scripting and modules.(agentzh.org)
57 points by labria 16y ago|28 comments
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Erlgen — a erlang application generator.(blog.startika.com)
1 points by labria 16y ago|0 comments
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by labria 17y ago
By the way, Apple does just that in Snow Leopard. The processes now have a "Sudden Termination" flag, and if a program has no unsaved data and is ready to quit, it sets this flag on itself. When shutting down such a process, the system send
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by labria 17y ago
As a friend of mine put it: "OMG! Code completion!!!" =)
75.
by labria 17y ago
What's wrong with redmine? It's not like they're using trac!
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Erlang R13B04 released(erlang.org)
2 points by labria 17y ago|0 comments
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by labria 17y ago
Fails on CONNECT requests, and you should probably override the TRACE response, even if it means braking the protocol. It's for testing, after all =) And what's so REST about it? I would understand if it received requests to any url, then y
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GemCutter.org becomes RubyGems.org (at last)(update.gemcutter.org)
64 points by labria 17y ago|4 comments
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by labria 17y ago
If we were to make () call blocks, then we would have to make ()'s in function calls mandatory, so that we would get something like foo()() to call the function _and_ the block.
80.
by labria 17y ago
Interesting fact: the light flickering is due to the current alterations in the light bulb.
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Git 1.7.0 release notes(kernel.org)
36 points by labria 17y ago|15 comments
82.
by labria 17y ago
Where do you get them for cheap?
83.
by labria 17y ago
Just flattr yourself each month, to be sure =)
84.
by labria 17y ago
This one could work. Or fail like the previous attempts. But I do like the flat rate idea. The only question I have: Can I give twice to the same provider? Like if I liked the video he did twice as much as another one, I would really like t
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by labria 17y ago
I can't help but wonder: you want to work in the US, right? How do you plan to get a work visa (H-1B, I assume) without a degree in the field?
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Apple's New Thing (iPod) - Mac Forums [2001](forums.macrumors.com)
1 points by labria 17y ago|0 comments
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by labria 17y ago
While a bit outdated, it's one of the best "getting started fast" books out there.
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HyperGraphDB - a new open-source graph db(kobrix.com)
38 points by labria 17y ago|12 comments
89.
by labria 17y ago
Erlang becomes easily readable once you wrote a few dozen lines yourself.
90.
by labria 17y ago
I'm in too.

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