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by mise 14y ago
That's a good insight. Being as fickle, I may indeed be back to Unity at some point :)
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by mise 14y ago
Yup, this thread is interesting. An Ubuntu release, and I haven't read many complaints about Unity thus far down the page. They lost me to Mint in their last couple of releases.
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by mise 14y ago
Fair play to ye, I look forward to trying it out. > This allows its customers to remove their accountants and reduce their accounting fees, saving them €1,500. My accounting fees are more around €300, so it depends on context how much y
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by mise 14y ago
Wait, I've done it the other way around. I have a repo directory, and I created symlinks in ~/ pointing to the dotfiles in the repo. I have a simple install script to symlink the files. Would you suggest having the physical files in ~/ and
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by mise 14y ago
Good point. I listened to several episodes of This Developer's Life before realising there were two presenters involved. Maybe I'm just slow :P
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by mise 14y ago
If you purchase an old domain, wouldn't Google notice the change of IP address and whois information? I'm only speculating that buying an expired domain, for example, would be flagged.
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by mise 14y ago
Actually, I think you're right, I probably was piping to less at the time (which tmux makes me do more of than usual).
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by mise 14y ago
Does anyone have trouble with tmux displaying colours? I tried a custom git log query that coloured the custom ordered responses. Rather than showing the text in colour, there were inline codes being displayed.
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by mise 14y ago
I'm trying to get my head around it. What type of simple use cases might such a small computer help with?
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by mise 14y ago
This is a related commandline script that allows you to search commandlinefu.com https://github.com/samirahmed/fu
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by mise 15y ago
I certainly felt some difficulty first in setting Duck Duck Go as my default search engine. Google trains you repeatedly, implicitly, over the years on how to optimise your query for Google. I often still find myself adding "!g" to my DDG q
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by mise 15y ago
I was intrigued by the prevalence of the terminal in their work. I'm guessing vim+bash?
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by mise 15y ago
I was having some weird problems two, with some commands not even being recorded. As people on the blog commented, I've followed and only include `history -a`. Running `history -n` would screw up the workflow of pressing the up cursor to sc
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by mise 15y ago
You're getting down-voted for the first bit I'm assuming :) Actually, the 'nipple' plus the centre scroll button works quite well. Just hold down that button, and apply pressure to scroll.
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by mise 15y ago
I'll stick with Slim for now because, simply, it's established and Josh there has made it into a quite solid platform. But keep at it, well done.
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by mise 15y ago
Yes. I have had to completely disable the trackpad on my Lenovo X220, and I use its 'nipple' mouse button instead.
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by mise 15y ago
Really cool, well done. For others who have not seen commandlinefu.com, it's a collection of interesting commandline commands. I like the Twitter feeds on their site http://www.commandlinefu.com/ . For example, you can subscribe to the fe
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by mise 15y ago
Very weird. What I consider to be a "public key" is one of those long strings of characters in my `.pub` files. What they asked me to verify turns out to be a fingerprint (from what I understand elsewhere in HN comments). I'll be honest - I
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by mise 15y ago
Did you manage to get KeepassX to integrate with your browser to auto-fill forms? I've switched to LasPass recently, but I'm still getting used to its browser-based management of passwords.
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by mise 15y ago
On a tangent: FastSpring rocks. I've ditched 2Checkout.com in favour of them. Their email support replies in minutes (it seems including during off-hours). They abstract away subscription calculations (when will that member expire??) that I
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Ask HN: Is Jekyll being used as a CMS?
1 points by mise 15y ago|0 comments
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by mise 15y ago
Do people basically hotlink the Bootstrap CSS, for example? I just presumed most fork it into their own project (or, say as a submodule) and then host it on their own server.
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by mise 15y ago
Ah, nice.
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by mise 15y ago
If you have written a JavaScript library and it's hosted on GitHub, I wonder if you can somehow include the `master` branch in your `gh-pages` branch as a submodule. Do you get me? If the core repo is clean JS, but where your demo site migh
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by mise 15y ago
Is it sustainable for GitHub to host (static) sites for free?
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by mise 15y ago
I give up. I wasn't able to get is into the compact folded shape. As far as I can tell, I have the correct folds, but I did some guessing to follow each step.
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by mise 15y ago
My main objective with Sublime is to master the keyboard shortcuts. Stuff like (on the PC) Ctrl+D to select the current word, and repeat for next occurrences. This starts up a multiple-selection that you can just type and all selected occur
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Ask HN: What support solution do you use?
4 points by mise 15y ago|1 comments
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by mise 15y ago
If you want someone to pay for your service, put them through checkout first, then ask to choose a password.
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by mise 15y ago
I've ordered books from them (were delivered to me in Ireland, just to note my location).

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