madhouse

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by madhouse 16y ago
I usually write HTML directly. The HTML tags aren't that different from other markups - just slap a wrapper around them, and you're good. Well structured HTML can also be easily converted to text, which will be easier to read than most mark
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by madhouse 16y ago
I switched to http://duckduckgo.com/ a while ago, and haven't regretted it since. Though, I still use google services (mail, calendar, docs, etc) - just not their search.
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by madhouse 16y ago
There were plenty of implementations, at least on the demo level using Websockets & similar. Here's one example: http://chat.nodejs.org/
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by madhouse 16y ago
Depends on what you consider "programming". Myself, I consider myself doing programming even if I delegate a lot of stuff to others. That way, I get to do the interesting bits, while my minions do the monkey-work. That way, I can't ever ima
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by madhouse 16y ago
That's pretty much correct. I'm not a lawyer, either, mind you, but that has been my understanding =)
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by madhouse 16y ago
Yes, you get to pick one. And no, you don't have to notify anyone, or do anything else than that. You pick the license of your choice, and use the plugin according to that license.
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by madhouse 16y ago
jQuery is dual-licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses - you can choose whichever you want. If you want your code to be closed source, you want the MIT license. You do not have to do anything about that - you can safely use it without any f
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by madhouse 16y ago
My first milestone was to write a C+4 basic program alone, without my father's help. My first program was a little dancing stick figure, which my father helped me to write when I was about 6. I wrote my first program without assistance (it
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by madhouse 16y ago
Inherit, I would say.
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by madhouse 16y ago
C/C++: At work Python: At work, and as the backend language for my web stuffs (django & al) Perl: Quick hacks and system scripts Shell: System scripts where perl would be an overkill JavaScript: as part of my personal web stuffs. Recent
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by madhouse 16y ago
WebKit and Chromium are as open source as Firefox.
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by madhouse 16y ago
Whatever you choose, stay clear of Solaris. Especially OpenSolaris (that's a dead-end). If you're unfamiliar with both, Linux systems are easier to get used to, in my experience.
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Sentience discovered in the Linux kernel(chipx86.com)
6 points by madhouse 16y ago|5 comments
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by madhouse 16y ago
While it probably won't help you now, a tip for the future: register with a 'throw-away' email address. I usually use username+website@example.com - and once I unsubscribe or delete my registration, I just mark everything coming to username
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by madhouse 16y ago
Check this one out: http://www.html5video.org/kaltura-html5/ This is supposed to work in all browsers (fallback to flash & all). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5_video also has a few interesting links for various solutions.
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Xxxterm: a vi-like web browser(peereboom.us)
1 points by madhouse 16y ago|0 comments
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Bringing Fun back to the Desktop(seilo.geekyogre.com)
2 points by madhouse 16y ago|0 comments
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by madhouse 16y ago
I ran out of games on my C+4, when I was six. My father helped me write a simple BASIC program, and I was hooked.
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by madhouse 16y ago
WordPress - in my experience - is easier to deal with, while Drupal is a more complete solution, but with a steeper learning curve. If I were you, I'd go with WordPress.
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by madhouse 16y ago
Neither of them sounds appealing to me, but if I must choose, the first option sounds a tiny bit more attractive.
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by madhouse 16y ago
It should be dead for a few years by now.
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by madhouse 16y ago
Been there, done that. Although, not on facebook, but a similar social network site, a good few years ago. It was, indeed, an interesting experiment.
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Django middleware to convert images to DATA uris(github.com)
3 points by madhouse 16y ago|1 comments
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by madhouse 16y ago
What I did a while ago - which isn't the best way, it's quite crude, but works - is to have the webapp touch a file on the filesystem, which is watched with inotify (or whatever similar feature your OS has), and whenever the file is touched
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by madhouse 16y ago
It all depends on what I want to do. For quick hacks, I prefer a language that supports that: perl or python (since that's the two I know well enough). When writing programs to a very limited platform, I'd rather use something I can control
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by madhouse 16y ago
As long as it benefits you in one way or the other, I'd keep it going. Once it becomes a burden, without any benefit (be that statisfaction from having a user base, or monetary gains or whatever else), then it's time to let go.
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The Chipophone: a homemade 8-bit synthesizer(linusakesson.net)
4 points by madhouse 16y ago|1 comments
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by madhouse 16y ago
I do not know whether something like this exists, but it certainly sounds fun - something I'd probably "waste" a lot of time on.