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12y ago
I was just talking about the potential reinvigoration of Detroit this morning, because of this NYT article from yesterday: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/08/arts/galapagos-art-space-w... This is a really
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Yes, kind of. I just recently wanted this and found https://github.com/skyjia/repogen It's written in Go and outputs markdown, which you could convert to html. I just made a repo of the output. I've starred a
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Thom Yorke's new album is “the first-ever paygated torrent in history”
(businessinsider.com)
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12y ago
I was about the say the same. I installed Google's Keep just this week. Also, a former coworker of mine works at Keep.com, so that also came to mind. I guess it's a popular name. His web site does say "Keep – a new, free iOS
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12y ago
I just added your site to https://github.com/mmccaff/PlacesToPostYourStartup Good luck. I think that your emphasizing that it is manually submitted is important, and makes me expect that it'd be done with a hig
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12y ago
Do you use two finger scroll on the trackpad? Instead of following your preferred scrolling speed, this plugin very quickly accelerates the page's scroll all at once on swipe, and then decelerates (like the swipe on a touch device) as
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12y ago
Regarding that last sentence, yes. It's a pretty stark contrast, even, to look at the design of Lyric's website in comparison to the rest of Honeywell's site. I guess there is no harm in trying to disrupt the disrupter, but
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How to automatically create vhost entries in Nginx for new Docker containers
(code.borke.us)
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12y ago
The "better developers" sound suspiciously like unemployed friends of his.
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12y ago
You helped build something to a point that a job position was created for the CTO, and if you are passionate about what you're working on and eager to learn, it's unfortunate that he took the approach of telling you that you "
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13y ago
Seems like this list needed version control. It's now available at https://github.com/mmccaff/PlacesToPostYourStartup
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13y ago
Funny, after visiting the site I went straight to the comments to see if anyone else had the same feedback. It goes slightly transparent (not blank) but the standard hand/cursor pointer would be enough to let me know that the image is
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13y ago
Well done! Know what I think would be really neat? If it could be pointed at an instance of Swagger-UI, or use the same discoverUrl that Swagger-UI would use, and spit out the libraries from that. If you're not familiar.. https:/
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13y ago
It looks like this is a self-hosted solution like ReviewBoard. I was curious to know the installation requirements, specifically what language it was written in. I didn't see that on your site, and I didn't want to download it to
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13y ago
This list makes the rounds every year or so, but I always like seeing it; one of the domains is a special one to me, although I was not there at the time it was registered. UniPress Software (unipress.com, #80 on the list) was my first job
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14y ago
Give SolarVPS a look. http://www.solarvps.com It is easy to change resources, request additional IPs, and use the built-in DNS interface. $17.50/mo gets you a Linux with 2gb ram, 20gb disk, 1tb bandwidth and 1 CPU core. The support team
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14y ago
I ran into the z-index issue yesterday with an internal application that uses Twitter Bootstrap. It had been working perfectly for months, and then became unusable. After the new Chrome was pushed out, Bootstrap's modal dialogs were hidden
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15y ago
:) I agree. However, you might be losing "sales" to people who don't agree. Maybe that is a small group, idk. But I see how you would need a two column layout (or something) for the results of longer search terms.
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15y ago
This is really useful, but is there a reason why you are limiting the maximum length of the input to 20 characters? I already came across a few cases where I wanted to use a longer phrase.
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15y ago
"There's more than one way to do it" (TMTOWTDI or TIMTOWTDI) is a Perl motto. Perl was written with that idea in mind. This can allow developers to write "ugly" Perl -- or quite the opposite, as @peteretep said.
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16y ago
Very cool, looking forward to working through all the lessons later. I was doing too many things at once and let the notice about help scroll by. It might be worth keeping on the screen at all times. ;-)
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How do I proceed after "Go ahead and look at the collection"? In FF 3.6 it stops delivering messages after that one, and I don't see any way to advance. In IE8 it gets a JavaScript error a few lines earlier, and stops advancing. Am I missin