mikegirouard

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by mikegirouard 14y ago
It was a little higher for me. I only was granted when I crossed 520 or so.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
IMHO, although it's very easily readable by humans, it's not quite as easily written by humans. I've always preferred INI over JSON for this reason.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
The README says not to mix data types because "that's stupid" (which I don't know if I agree with); but I don't know if that answers your question. You have an array of array, which at that level, satisfies the spec. The children individual
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John "Captin Crunch" Draper(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I'm so not a candidate for a class like this, but damn I wish I could take it.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
This quote caught my attention: There are many developers who are not presently active on a Ruby on Rails project who nonetheless have a vulnerable Rails application running on localhost:3000. If they do, eventually, their lo
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I love to read how companies define standards, regardless of whether or not I agree w/them. It's particularly interesting to see companies like the BBC publish them publicly. I expect that from Google, Yahoo, etc, but when companies the the
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Vim, Instinct, and Muscle Memory(usevim.com)
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Apple Trademarks the Design of its Retail Stores(pcmag.com)
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Steve Palumbi’s molecular forensics exposes the seedy side of seafood(slate.com)
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The OpenPhoto Project(theopenphotoproject.org)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
If you can sacrifice the automatic load, simply hitting C-S will allow saving a hard file to disk. What's particularly nice about this is that when re-opened, they are still editable.
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The room where the web was invented(matt.wordpress.com)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I remember the Brownstone residence I stayed at was on a block which had some street names. I found that unusual, especially since nobody knows the names of the streets anyway.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I was looking for this! People took the time to "review" the place too. There are two comments there which have useful information, the others are people trying to be funny. What's interesting though, is that the date stamps go back about t
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I don't care about the rivalry between two companies producing similar products... but this line really hit me hard: > Ideas are limitless and patents expire for a reason: to encourage competition, innovation, and the evolution of new
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
This was a great read, but the comments got even more interesting. It's all pretty much over my head, so I couldn't figure out if StoneCypher was trolling or if he had a real point.
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List of fallacies(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
Right... The same could be said for this article too, but you missed the point. I'd like to run Photoshop on my linux workstation but I don't have Windows.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
This is a great guide. I've invested heavily in MacOS, so I'll probably need to figure out an alternate approach. One thing struck me as odd: Why make a `photoshop` alias if you're going to have the shell script in `$HOME/bin`?
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I had thought along these lines too. AFAICT, Terminal IDE is geared toward more of a developer toolset. Thats not to say you couldn't use this as a dev platform though.
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Git-aware time tracking in Vim(github.com)
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Have You Met Empty?(webreflection.blogspot.com)
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Where is the Sun?(derickrethans.nl)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I don't think that's fair. Even if it is a repost, I think a lot of people here are responding well to it. I'd hardly call this spam.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
Yep. It's also in the source code too.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
Its not difficult to find his email address. Even if you can't take the project over, I'd imagine dropping the guy a note to wish him the best would do a lot of good.
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I'm no expert on the matter, as I just learned about this about 90 seconds ago… but here's my guess: My understanding of it is that if an element has < 1 opacity, something different needs to occur to properly render that element. For
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8 Government Conspiracy Theories (And How They Could Be Right)(mentalfloss.com)
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by mikegirouard 14y ago
I thought the same thing too… I only read "Apple blocks Java 7…" The "…Mac Plugin" part was completely lost in my skimming.

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