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by lipanski 10y ago
I first saw this here today - https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/You-should-install-Q... and found it very useful, especially for people using GitHub wiki pages to store documentation.
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Creating a sidebar for your GitHub wiki(help.github.com)
3 points by lipanski 10y ago|1 comments
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by lipanski 11y ago
Is it just me or HoloLens sounds a bit like a Hooli product? All jokes aside, given that the rendering quality improves, this could have interesting applications for scientists researching facial and body expressions in certain environments
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by lipanski 12y ago
Product Hunt is mainly focused on actual products, some of them pretty mature, while Show HN has also been about small pet projects / weekend projects / experiments. I like them both, but as a developer I'm actually more curi
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by lipanski 12y ago
http://blog.yurichev.com/node/80 I think it's a work in progress.
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by lipanski 13y ago
If I were to be cynical, I'd say age and wage (and the feeling of knowing it all). However, contrary to some of my previous experiences, a senior is that person that has an answer to most of your questions (and the disposition to ans
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by lipanski 13y ago
when I was younger, Flash was <the thing> in interactive web development and UI awesomeness. you couldn't get anywhere close with HTML and Javascript and Java applets were just about to die. 10 years ago we still had the Flash Fe
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by lipanski 13y ago
In my opinion, the hacker who hijacked this guy's Twitter account didn't have had ANY interest in explaining how he got to it, besides creating a hoax to confuse and divert attention. Just think about it, in just one email he puts
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Piwik 2.0 Released(piwik.org)
1 points by lipanski 13y ago|0 comments
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by lipanski 13y ago
What's the difference between this and the bash '&&' operator? Except for the timebomb flag, I don't really see any difference. Please correct me if I got this wrong. The '&&' operator, as in w
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by lipanski 13y ago
I share the same opinion. Appart from that, I'd love to have the opportunity to see and play with the actual codebase before signing up for a job. During my first days with a really friendly and somewhat generous company, I inherited a
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Tulip mania(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lipanski 13y ago|0 comments
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by lipanski 13y ago
I can only agree. Do had a really clean, intuitive design. I didn't used it on a daily basis, but - just like latraveler - I was checking out the competition for my company's product a couple of years ago. Out of all the todo list
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Tilda-like keyboard shortcuts for any Ubuntu process(ottomotor.ro)
1 points by lipanski 13y ago|0 comments
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by lipanski 13y ago
for the .ro (Romania) domains this is not really true. the national domain registrar (rotld.ro) doesn't charge anything for updating name servers. probably the additional fees you're talking about are imposed by some third-party &
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by lipanski 13y ago
35 minutes ago they updated the perk list with the "double edge": two ubuntu edge devices for $1400. Stil a better bargain than one piece at $830. I do think that when you're going for this kind of money on a crowdfunding web
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by lipanski 13y ago
With Ubuntu Edge closing in, I'm still in doubt whether HTML5 can power ALL the apps on my phone. Ubuntu Edge isn't really HTML5-powered, so that also makes me think. Firefox still has some quirks regarding their HTML5 implementat
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by lipanski 13y ago
I wonder whether there is an entire school of thought based on the principles (correctly) formulated within this paper.
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by lipanski 13y ago
consider this: all your Facebook friends decide to start emailing each other pics of funny cats instead of posting them on their walls. you're a friend, so you get added to the CC. wouldn't it be the same amount of work to filter through al
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by lipanski 13y ago
what do you usually do when you're inbox gets spammed with a lot of irrelevant information - you apply filters / labels. same thing can be done with Facebook, but for some reason people still treat it as a service that doesn't need any cust
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by lipanski 14y ago
Gets difficult to manage large projects, even though I appreciate the "week view". How about a way to order tasks within a group?