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by malvim 12y ago
I think he meant mIRC (the shareware software) is the official IRC client of the military.
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by malvim 12y ago
If I may add, they also seem to KILL foreign people without asking anyone for permission/consent/support/whatever. Of course, Osama Bin Laden is an extreme case, but still...
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by malvim 12y ago
That makes a lot of sense. What I was thinking about was just how many times I gave up on an app because it made me "sign up" for something just to create simple documents, play a game (sometimes even ones that should work offline
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by malvim 12y ago
Genuinely interested in why you guys decided to roll your own cloud sync service instead of using something like dropbox or the like. I recently started using YNAB (youneedabudget.com) for OSX and iPhone, and one of the things I liked the m
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by malvim 12y ago
Heh, when you hover over Uruguay it says Uganda! :)
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by malvim 12y ago
Hah, I HATE these, but actually like parent's idea to have a key be a small track pad. Would have to know when to turn it off, of course, unless you want to click some random thing everytime you type 'j'...
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by malvim 13y ago
I was wondering how he thought of that. Even though we don't know, this explanation is beautiful and makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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by malvim 13y ago
Google has acknowledged that their vision of where this is going is, at best, partial: "While we may believe we know where this technology will take us, history suggests we that should be humble in our predictions. We are excited to se
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by malvim 13y ago
Brazilian here. We get, by law, 30 days every year. We get 1+1/3 normal pay on those days. You can choose to "sell" 10 of those 30 days and work (getting paid your normal wage plus the vacation money), but you HAVE to take th
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by malvim 13y ago
Went there in a rush, only to find out that "starting today Rdio is free IN THE US on the web" (emphasis mine). Bummer.
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by malvim 13y ago
You're right - I'm making assumptions when imagining the situations described in my head and jumping to unfair conclusions about your point. Holy crap, it might be that recognizing mistakes this clearly happens a lot and
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by malvim 13y ago
Brazilian here, fortunate enough to have walked alongside the protesters yesterday in Rio de Janeiro (while it was still peaceful). It does seem like a massive flashmob, but my guess is that it comes from all the time we've been numb a
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by malvim 13y ago
There's obviously that, good point. I also think we can't forget the price point. I buy my iPhone games for $5 at most. Steam usually has a lot of promotions and discounts, so I get lots of games for under, say, 15 bucks. Physical
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by malvim 14y ago
That is a great side project and one that has helped me already. Kudos for linking to the first-hand info. Now, I just found some info that you currently don't have on the site. I'll contact you via email with the link, but maybe you want t
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by malvim 14y ago
Came to my mind as well, both on iOS and OSX. The article does mention it, though, in the "Various applications and services offer save for later functionality" part, along with other software and services.
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by malvim 14y ago
> How do you attain the skills required to do this while not also learning not to? Upvoted for being one of the greatest ways I've ever seen to put what is a VERY common problem. I will quote this mercilessly in the future, if I may. Th
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by malvim 14y ago
Update: We got in touch via email and Kevin and the others sorted out what was wrong. Brazilians can now officially activate their numbers and use Twilio. Props on the great work, guys!
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by malvim 14y ago
Holy crap, that was a fast response! :) Also, thanks for contacting me on twitter. Unfortunately, I'm still unable to verify my (mobile) phone number. :/
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by malvim 14y ago
Was very excited to try this since they now support Brazil. Unfortunately, they can't verify my phone number because... It's in Brazil. Is it supposed to be that way, or am I overlooking something?
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by malvim 14y ago
Working for BigCo here in Brazil, and the latter holds true for me and lots of other people in our company. Seems like a great way to put it.
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by malvim 14y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I thought you were implying that BEING called an American was offensive, instead of the other way around. I understand now. I also didn't see the implication of being "not really American" if you don't say it t
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by malvim 14y ago
Non-American here, and I failed to see how "an American would say" is offensive. It seems to me that it's just pointing out the differences, which doesn't ring as offensive at all. Would you care to explain? (I am genuinely asking this ques
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by malvim 14y ago
I guess this is something along those lines: http://outgrow.me/
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by malvim 14y ago
Yes, that might well be a good move for Apple. We're talking "market share" and "control of infrastructure" and all that. That makes sense. One problem, though: It sucks that, in order to make a move that makes economic sense, you have to b
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by malvim 14y ago
Love the idea and implementation, thanks a lot for this! Though more granularity, as it has been said, would be nice, this is good enough for me and lots of people as it is right now. What I REALLY would like to see (and I know this is not
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by malvim 14y ago
"The stickers and t-shirts are meant as a way to help the project while still getting something in return - think of it as a donation with a perk." I feel that's how we should think of most stuff we back on Kickstarter. Since at some levels
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by malvim 14y ago
This makes sense. If you're very interested, it doesn't feel like an obligation, so a longer school year is like "more time doing what you like". The problem is, like someone has already pointed out, schools fail to do this. So you end up w
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by malvim 14y ago
This is awesome work, thanks! Just throwing this out there, I know a bit about the difficulties this would entail, but: Is it plausible to have something like this running in production mode? I mean, if I had a production Rack app running a
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by malvim 14y ago
Not sure it provides "90% of this". Your mappings ARE really cool (in fact I've just added them to my .vimrc, thanks). I think the nicest feature of dwm.vim, though, is the "focus" and automatic layout of windows. Big left pane + lots of sm
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by malvim 14y ago
+1 for tmux, I've been using it for a few months and loving every minute of it. One question about tmux/dwm.vim, though: Is there a way we could have the "focus"/automatic layout feature in tmux? I'd love to press a key combo and have tmux

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