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by micampe 13y ago
HN hellbanning is just infuriating, no upsides.
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by micampe 13y ago
> Glass is going to take off with the active crowd. It's perfect for people who either have jobs or hobbies that require the extended use of their hands. I think Recon is not getting enough recognition. They have been selling a real p
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by micampe 13y ago
(I actually don't use fish full time, been experimenting once in a while) I believe Alt+. (or any kind of history substitution) hasn't been implemented by design. I don't have references handy but they should be easy to find. Incremental hi
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by micampe 13y ago
the documentation is in a local file, so it works on the plane. to edit the default prompt (or any function): funced fish_prompt will launch your editor. then: funcsave fish_prompt to persist a copy in your user's configur
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by micampe 13y ago
you can install directly from the pull request, without waiting for it to be merged: https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/wiki/Tips-N%27-Tricks use this URL: https://raw.github.com/ridiculousfish/homebrew/9a481458491b6...
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by micampe 13y ago
> Think about needing to use an app when you have 10 updating and it is the last in the queue. If you tap an app icon while they are updating it will be given priority and moved in front of the queue.
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by micampe 13y ago
> And guess what, the one you need is in the back of the queue. And a large game is in the front. If you tap an app icon while they are updating it will be given priority and moved in front of the queue.
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by micampe 13y ago
Yes, the number of people trying to solve a problem suggests it might actually exist.
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by micampe 13y ago
On your first paragraph: Linux (the kernel, who cares about applications if the driver doesn't work?) has the luxury of not caring about binary compatibility. Windows can't do that.
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by micampe 13y ago
“ The company says it is preparing to launch in 2014 its first batch of autonomous vehicles capable of driving up to 31 miles per hour. The limited speed reflects the technology’s expected initial use in heavy traffic. Volvo says it is wo
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by micampe 13y ago
The fact that that line came from Slashdot is a pretty important difference, in the context of your comment.
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by micampe 13y ago
200gr? Dude, that's the laptop charger.
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by micampe 13y ago
I suggest you put a new section in your .gitconfig [pretty] whatever = "tformat:%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d %Creset%s %Cgreen(%an %cr)%Creset" and then: --pretty=whatever
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by micampe 13y ago
The reverse is also often true.
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by micampe 13y ago
In that case don't you think we would have seen many more reports of this shady practice? This seems to me a combination of purposefully bad UI and the user not paying attention. Still the same practice spammers use, but very different from
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by micampe 13y ago
I know that, and I said so in the comment, I have used it myself in some projects. I just meant that this is not necessarily "proof positive": there are other ways they could have sent those texts without uploading the user's address book t
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by micampe 13y ago
How about another detail — the fact that – according do another comment here, the only one that seems to actually have looked at how the app behaves before jumping the gun – the app tells you it's going to invite everyone on first launch an
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by micampe 13y ago
> The post is proof positive that path still uploads phonebooks from the app to their servers right after installing it. Is it? The texts were coming from his phone number, which suggests they were sent from his phone (not necessarily
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by micampe 13y ago
Apps can't send text messages without the user knowing it on iOS, you have to tap Send for each one of them, so this couldn't have affected App Store rankings.
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by micampe 13y ago
The central problem here is neglecting to acknowledge that other people and projects may have different needs and workflows. Linus doesn't hold the git truth, that's just how he decided to manage his project. Thankfully, one of git's redeem
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by micampe 13y ago
Not Gnome Terminal, but http://www.jwz.org/blog/2004/02/xscreensaver-415/
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by micampe 13y ago
Not well enough.
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by micampe 13y ago
There is one simple thing that prevents me from using Pocket: pagination. It does’t work, it’s fiddly, it’s unclear how to turn it on, when you manage to activate it it switches off with the tiniest gesture. Pagination is the big Instapaper
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by micampe 14y ago
> I was hoping Google Wave would take off an neatly combine the two. This is the best thing about Facebook messages: they’re hafway between chat and email and a conversation can seamlessly morph from one form to the other and back.
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by micampe 14y ago
I use: map <leader>e :e <C-r>=expand("%:p:h") . "/" <cr> you can make one that splits: map <leader>v :vs <C-r>=expand("%:p:h") . "/" <cr>
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by micampe 14y ago
Just let it be, cageface is on a mission.
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by micampe 14y ago
> It's the difference between a visual way to make changes, and a "disconnected" way in which you write commands and hope they work. Exactly, it's like ed vs vi .
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by micampe 14y ago
On iOS I can deny permissions one by one: I can deny the Facebook app to access my location, contacts and photos. It runs just fine without all of those.
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by micampe 14y ago
> I would like to see Apple, Android and Microsoft provide a mechanism where the developers can explain, in their own terms, why they need access to certain permissions. iOS (and OS X) does this: when a permission is requested, the de
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by micampe 14y ago
I ignored the poll but if it comes with a sane font size i'll go vote for over 90 right now.

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