loucal

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by loucal 13y ago
IMO clicking rails should show sass also. It shows less which can also be used with rails, but if I'm not mistaken sass is still the default. I'm sending you a pull request now. I didn't remove less, I figured you could co
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by loucal 13y ago
These may not actually be bricked but I had an old ps3 that actually was bricked after the update following the psn hack and consequent month-long outage. This ps3 had linux installed on it at some point (from back when ydl had a ps3 tailo
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by loucal 13y ago
If your guess is that phantom.js is all you need to sidestep a captcha then I believe you might be misinformed.
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by loucal 13y ago
from free to 40 grand a year...
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by loucal 14y ago
Correct, but having a line that ignores .ssh is bloat in 99.99% of cases. The key word in your second point is 'offer'. If they were to protect these keys from being pushed they would have to interfere with your first push and add a line t
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by loucal 14y ago
wait so your saying github should stick a default .gitignore file in there and bloat it just for the extremely rare case that a user commits and pushes their entire home folder? Even more rare than that is the user being dumb enough to not
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by loucal 14y ago
It is opinion either way but in my opinion not only isn't it necessary, but it clearly threatens global biodiversity. Proper sustainable farming techniques produce an abundance and a variety of food, so the extra 1% increase on a huge mono
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by loucal 14y ago
Is this the same gates foundation that I saw on 60 minutes pumping GMO seeds and fossil fuel fertilizer to third world countries to "help" them out of their food crisis? In fairness, I think I heard they realized something like "what works
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by loucal 14y ago
I'm not sure that's a legit fear... Linux on the desktop in 2013 is fairly 'popular' and if it were that simple to infiltrate popular repos with spyware it would have been done years ago. There are a ton of good people who work to keep thos
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by loucal 14y ago
Is anyone else confused?
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by loucal 14y ago
People really use Unity? I might be rolling my eyes a bit at Canonical for this decision, but seriously who would even want to use Unity, they can do what they want with it as far as I'm concerned. We can't have it both ways, for software
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by loucal 14y ago
If that is 100% obvious to you, I would recommend some writing classes, along with a good bit of reading comprehension work. Good luck on your journey to meaningful communication.
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by loucal 14y ago
from nodejs.org "Node.js is a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for d
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by loucal 15y ago
nice! I really like that. Thanks for posting this.
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by loucal 15y ago
Drag the hero on to the map somewhere and he will land somewhere with streetview, which gets turned into 8bit, hilarious.
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Google maps 8bit quest mode. A setup for 4/1 perhaps?(maps.google.com)
455 points by loucal 15y ago|105 comments
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by loucal 15y ago
I have not. Last time I complained to sony they sent out an update to all playstations and when I downloaded it my ps3 clicked off and i got the 'yellow light of death'... done, over, forever. This new ps3 was a gift from my girlfriend so
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by loucal 15y ago
:) I didn't think it would make it this long without someone calling me out on that but you are 100% correct, rooting is not the right term for what happened since they did not actually control the account. Some might argue however, that s
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PSN automatically "roots" your Facebook, no permission granted.
283 points by loucal 15y ago|33 comments
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by loucal 15y ago
The ability to edit the HSL numbers directly, or to input a hex and have it convert would be nice. Looks good though.
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by loucal 15y ago
They are different. In months past I have been mashing up components of bootstrap with skeleton (as well as 2 excellent others, golden grid system and frameless by @jonikorpi) in order to have sensible css defaults that work responsively.
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by loucal 15y ago
I agree with you 100% here Jamie. Any non-developer I have shown the bootstap styling to just says it looks very professional, even if it is the 'vanilla bootstrap site'. Admittedly, I do agree that it some customizing should be done sinc
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Twitter bootstrap 2.0-wip branch examples are now responsive beautiful(github.com)
1 points by loucal 15y ago|0 comments
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by loucal 15y ago
jekyll on S3 is a pretty killer combo for a cheap blog that scales infinitely and automatically. You'll probably like it, especially since you're a ruby guy.
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by loucal 15y ago
I know 2.0 isn't finished yet but I checked out the progress on the 2.0-wip branch yesterday and the 'responsive' part of it is definitely not polished yet. In contrast I have played with skeleton and it resizes much better out of the box.