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A new directory of open source technology events(opensource.com)
4 points by leejo 10y ago|0 comments
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Internet of stranger things – Trondheim Developer Conference 2016 intro video(vimeo.com)
1 points by leejo 10y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 10y ago
I'm a long time vim user, and i have the following in my .vimrc: nnoremap <F2> T nnoremap <F3> t nnoremap <F4> set invnumber<CR> nnoremap <F5> N<CR> nnoremap <F6> n<CR&
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This map of London's tube shows disused stations, track layout and more(citymetric.com)
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by leejo 10y ago
Announcement here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/vim_announce/EKTuhjF...
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by leejo 10y ago
This is pretty much the reason i don't understand people who don't want merge commits (the use case for rebase in the video is modifying commits in a feature branch BTW, not merging to master). You can bend git logs to your will
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by leejo 10y ago
> Actually the easiest thing is simply not to care about how your log looks. You need to expand on this because i don't quite understand what you mean, are you talking about "fix typo" commits or are we getting to the leve
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Thrust: A classic 8-bit computer game remade in JavaScript (2010)(joncom.be)
1 points by leejo 10y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 10y ago
Indeed, there was no alternative to Thatcherism in the 80s because the Labour party was in a state. History appears to be repeating itself[1]. Given the Lib Dem's self destruction out of the previous coalition as well, we stand to see
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by leejo 10y ago
I was immensely frustrated by the Brexit campaign and outcome. I haven't said anything about this online, other than a short photo essay[1], so this is the one time i'll allow myself to vent. My personal opinion, possibly misjudge
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by leejo 10y ago
> by a good margin as I remember It's about 25%. If you look into the results of the original popular initiative you will see that the cantons with the highest levels of immigration voted the most strongly against the initiative:
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by leejo 10y ago
Reminds me of my chemistry professor who spent time teaching in Japan. He didn't carry a brolly, much to the surprise of local residents, who would ask him "what do you do when it rains?". Answer: "i get wet".
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by leejo 10y ago
On the subject of medium format, there are rumors that Fuji may be about to announce a medium format mirrorless camera in the next few months[1]. This wouldn't surprise me at all - Fuji have experience with various sizes of medium form
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by leejo 10y ago
Fuji Neopan 1600. Fuji Fortia. Kodak Aerochrome. Hasselblad V system (OK, they do exist but are discontinued and becoming increasingly more expensive to maintain).
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Cron best practices(sanctum.geek.nz)
97 points by leejo 10y ago|19 comments
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by leejo 10y ago
If you do a binary search on their API you discover they have 138 cities, somewhat more than listed in the drop down: http://api.rentswatch.com/ They're claiming to have the largest database of rent prices in Europe, i
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Roaming with a Mondo card(leejo.github.io)
2 points by leejo 10y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 11y ago
It depends on the nature of the bug. If it's some behaviour that has changed then i try to isolate it to a test case, if one doesn't already exist. I can then use git to automatically bisect to the offending commit which, nine tim
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by leejo 11y ago
Can confirm that as recently as 2012 most major banks, certainly in the UK, were using FTP for transferring their overnight batch payment files (some even over PSTN). Some have managed to move to SFTP (and FTPS), but i would say it's s
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by leejo 11y ago
> The third paragraph in your post describes the current flow of Fleep sign up That's good. In that case either blog post is misleading or it has been changed in the hours since. Edit: I see the original blog post has been updated w
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by leejo 11y ago
I think both parties are to blame here, that being Google and Fleep. Google should make it much clearer in the OAuth flow that the scopes you are allowing could potentially allow the third party to download your entire history. Google are
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All Software is Legacy(leejo.github.io)
120 points by leejo 11y ago|53 comments
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by leejo 11y ago
> This is a category of dark patterns: have the user click on something that has been benign the last 20 times they've seen something similar, but this time isn't. This is the nature of OAuth, in which the scopes can be differe
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by leejo 11y ago
Not at all, and i suspect as sensor technology improves and prices become more affordable digital formats larger than 35mm will rise in popularity.
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by leejo 11y ago
This is the best thing i've read on the whole film vs digital debate: http://www.fototazo.com/2015/04/the-meaning-of-films-decline... # TLDR: most film advocates claim all the wrong reasons for shooting film,
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Perl Dancer Book on Kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
1 points by leejo 11y ago|0 comments
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by leejo 11y ago
You can do that already in perl 5: > perl -E 'my $i = 1; say "@{[ sin $i ]}";' 0.841470984807897 perl 6 will improve things, it has a huge feature set.
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by leejo 11y ago
OK, i've replied with this elsewhere in the thread but will repeat it here for those who miss it. If you're on the command line and want to drop into your editor to paste, or just write a long command, and then have the command(s)
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by leejo 11y ago
CTRL-X CTRL-E will take you into your editor[1] from the command line, where you can paste away and see/edit if necessary. Once you exit from the editor the commands that were entered will be run. So (if vi): CTRL-X CTRL-E i CTRL-V[2]
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by leejo 11y ago
The interesting thing about lift passes is, at least here in Switzerland, you can save a significant amount by being resident in a ski resort. I bought my season pass last week, at a discount of around 40%. Other savings i made last year wa

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