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by lloydde 11y ago
http://www.mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/ is a free alternative on the Mac to KeyCue.
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> I'm afraid you're really off-base there. Spolsky is a MS alumni and his core followers have always been people living in the MS ecosystem. What do you mean by core followers? You underestimate his influence. I haven't wo
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by lloydde 11y ago
This takes me back ten years to 2005. I was the QA lead at an open source company and we really wanted to use FogBugz. An operations engineer imported all of our bugzilla issues and we were starting to put FogBugz through its paces, but wha
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by lloydde 11y ago
IANAL and this is not legal advice. There is no risk in any event as the work was published under specific copyright terms and conditions.
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If you did cross paths with Alex King, please share your stories with his wife at heatherkingcom@gmail.com . From http://alexking.org/blog/2015/08/24/rememberances One of the things my wife and I are tr
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by lloydde 11y ago
Bryan's talk "Going Container Native" from earlier this week is now online: http://containersummit.io/events/sf-2015/videos/going-contai...
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by lloydde 11y ago
Good information on Microsoft Visual Studio support of markdown. Your lead in of my time is precious is a little disappointing, because everyone's time is precious. Do you do other productivity hacks like home row navigation? How much
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by lloydde 11y ago
Far superior to what? In what way?
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by lloydde 11y ago
I hadn't considered this approach. It seems potent for revision history, but frustrating for reading and review within the source files, or do have vim configuration aids to html/markdown wrap and navigation?
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by lloydde 11y ago
Updating project documentation is often my first opportunity to contribute to an open source project. Most use hard returns but a high enough precentage use soft returns that my long line highlighting and navigation is frustrating. Has anyo
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by lloydde 11y ago
@geofft that is a great link, our CTO Bryan Cantrill continued to beat the drum at the Docker SF meetup in May 6, 2015. Video and transcript at https://www.joyent.com/developers/videos/bryan-cantrill-virt... . My
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by lloydde 11y ago
Fails? Frequently? In whet contexts? Was the process already suspended? The process might have been processing the SIGTERM and shutting down cleanly, but we are impatient so we -9, SIGKILL it, knowing that it can't process that signal
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by lloydde 11y ago
I was also expecting a display from the headline, but not the price.
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> A quarter of a century ago, checking your email meant logging onto a mainframe The lead in seems incorrect. Pine wasn't publicly released until 1992. By the early 90s many college and university environments were thin clients or u
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by lloydde 11y ago
From the title, in the context of hacker news, I thought it was going to be software developers not real estate / property developers. Phew, sorta.
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by lloydde 11y ago
Looks like all the news has overloaded consumerreports.org. And I need a new clothing dryer! http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/consumerreports.org.html
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by lloydde 11y ago
Modest too, "The script triggered a file dialog showing it was trying to access a local file. I opened the Developer Tools and saw all kinds of other files being accessed, including my private and public keys. I nearly got a heart atta
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by lloydde 11y ago
I find the first sentence fascinating, "Yesterday morning, August 5, a Firefox user informed us...". I'd love to know more about this person and their skill set. How was the exploit detected and isolated? How did this issue g
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by lloydde 11y ago
Is Small Basic a Microsoft Research project?
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by lloydde 11y ago
A barbell bench press is not ergonomic. Keeping your hands at a fixed distance throughout the movement is not ergonomic. We'll have to disagree on the progressive loading and training. For most people there are high impact, safer movem
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by lloydde 11y ago
> since Joyent has implemented their own docker client Not our own docker client, our own Docker engine, https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker , which was necessary for the whole DC to be the host. For a taste of the
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by lloydde 11y ago
It's lifting not the barbell that is the great thing. Outside of lifting the barbell is an abused piece of equipment in men's fitness. Barbell presses and squats have long been the staple of men's fitness. The first contribut
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by lloydde 11y ago
It's a little weird you didn't correct that unlimited is only on compressed image formats; not RAW and there are video length restrictions, though generous.
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by lloydde 11y ago
I came to comment the same thing. A few months ago I revisited photo storage for my professional photographer spouse and without competitive raw storage smugmug isn't a replacement for our current multivendor storage stack.
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by lloydde 11y ago
Anytime I see John Markoff's name, I think of the ethical issues in Kevin Mitnick capture, case and book. Has that air been cleared? Time for me also to move on as Mr Markoff work since then has cleared that shadow?
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by lloydde 11y ago
Mozie response in the comments of that awkward 2012 post seems sane and solution oriented. https://f-droid.org/posts/security-notice-textsecure/#commen...
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by lloydde 11y ago
I appreciate the clear, up front pricing. How does the pricing compare to the competition?
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by lloydde 11y ago
Also currently on front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9748746
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by lloydde 11y ago
Your description of this theme in sci fi reminds me of a Brandon Sanderson book that I've been thinking of reading, Legion. "Stephen Leeds, AKA “Legion,” is a man whose unique mental condition allows him to generate a multitude of
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by lloydde 11y ago
I think I agree with the sentiment, but your per shelter example is a poor one, it should be "per person sheltered". And any examples would benefit from comparisons to regional costs.

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