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PhoneHome: Remote Logging for Android
(mattspitz.me)
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Serving authenticated media with nginx
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Never punting and always doing onside kicks is nothing new. I've been doing that in NFL blitz for years. Always going for the 2-point conversion is the real secret.
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When Planes Hit Puberty
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How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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On hiring
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RSS-For-Later + Pocket > Google Reader
(pommepause.com)
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13y ago
Can you further explain why raid/replication isn't a backup? Sure, you can't backup beyond what you've replicated (locally or across a network), but for most folks, that should be fine.
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14y ago
Thanks for the summary. I probably should have just written that instead.
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Fortunately I have no babies for you to take. It's nice not having your fingers perched on the keyboard like a bird, right?
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How much time is spent trying to install libraries on a Mac? Nothing beats aptitude/yum when it comes to installing software. Homebrew is nice, but if whatever you're looking for isn't in there (for me, pretty frequently), you're stuck ei
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Sorry I wasn't more clear. I wasn't trying to make this a Unity debate, and I'm sorry I started one by making that point. Thanks for the tips, but that wasn't really meant to be the point of the post. I just wanted to point out gnome-settin
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A month with Dell's Project Sputnik
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14y ago
Use pip, http://www.pip-installer.org/en/1.3.X/ . Sorry for my assumption.
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Replying to everything: - Good catch on the subdirectories within a git repository. Currently, we'll open the file you end up on with $EDITOR, which isn't necessarily correct relative to your cwd. I'll fix that. - Re: curses cleaning up a
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14y ago
Thanks!
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You are awesome.
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Thanks for the thought. I wanted to use something like YAML but I didn't want to introduce an unnecessary dependency. Upon further review, I probably could have used a vanilla .ini file and ConfigParser ( http://docs.python.org/2/library/c
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14y ago
That may be where GitHub got it from. I don't use SublimeText because it's not installed on all the machines I login to. Also, GUI windows are a pain.
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Show HN: completeme, 't' in Github for Bash
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Dell just released "Project Sputnik", which looks like a beast of Windows ultrabook repurposed for Linux. http://www.dell.com/us/soho/p/xps-13-linux/pd.aspx I'm also looking for a developer laptop. I'm not too thrilled about my experience
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14y ago
Complete with four "founding consultants"! http://marketpowerforall.com/team.html
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The G Project: Yes, this company actually exists.
(marketpowerforall.com)
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git is only complicated because it lets you do everything you may possibly want to do, often a superset of what you actually want to do. If you want svn-like commands, you can borrow someone's scripts or use a shiny GUI. I don't want svn-l
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I scream, you scream, we all scream for... unit tests?
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There's this, too. http://yepthatswhatshesaid.com It randomly samples tweets for training, but it doesn't write back automatically. If you find one you like on the site, though, you can tweet it. </shamelessselfpromotion>
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Nothing, really. But, there are a bazillion guides on using git from a developer's standpoint but few (if any) on how to switch over a production codebase.