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by mun2mun 15y ago
There is a workaround in zsh http://superuser.com/questions/151803/how-do-i-customize-zsh...
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by mun2mun 15y ago
But on Facebook? Most people just want to share photos, send messages and send updates. So why is Google so much desperate to enter into social space?
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by mun2mun 15y ago
A bit harsh response I think. Sorry I did not get my word right. But can you explain why it is useful to you?
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by mun2mun 15y ago
I don't get it. When I am working on a project I just go to the root project directory and open up vim. NERDTree automatically loads the file structure of the project directory which is my current focus. Why should I need a file-drawer with
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Overall like explorer in Windows 7, but its file indexing is very slow. Search takes long time. But third part software like everything[1] does it smoothly. I hope they fix it in Windows 8. http://www.voidtools.com/
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by mun2mun 15y ago
I am grateful to Bill Gates because for his dream of computer in every home I am typing this on a cheap laptop from a third world country. If Steve Jobs vision of state of the art and stylish but pricey devices ruled I would not be in this
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Most vimmers have had the experience of someone watching over their shoulder and they say "wait, how did you do that." I agree wholeheartedly. Watching my colleague to code in vim is a turning event of my programming career.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Ubiquity across keyboards also. You can easily forget where home/page up/page down/delete/backspace keys are, even its existence (as macbook don't have some of them), some keyboards also use them fn combo.My last laptop's left key didn't w
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by mun2mun 15y ago
My favourite two lines (found in another .vimrc long time ago). set switchbuf=useopen,usetab Files opened from buffer if exists. Handy for command-t plugin. autocmd BufReadPost * normal `" Remembers the cursor position of fi
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by mun2mun 15y ago
For layman person wanting to create a website with static page it is ok. But I am talking about professional web designers who creates templates for dynamic web page. Why the hell they would prefer generator like this? In the long-term it w
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by mun2mun 15y ago
But first tell me why designers need html page generator? Is learning HTML and css that much hard in google era?
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by mun2mun 15y ago
I am following this tip http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2009/08/from-the-tips-box-coffe... . There was a discussion about it in HN, could not find it.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Pressing b also opens show buffer window and you can select tab by pressing tab. You can also filter by title which is not possible in shift+b way.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Well I don't treat them as individual tab, I treat them as a set of groups. Thanks to tree style tabs my tabs are organized as groups manner. On average I have 5 groups hacker news, reddit, slashdot, google reader, google searching and docu
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Your browsing style is very much same as mine. I suppose you are using firefox with vimperator + tree style tab. If you have a fear of restarting the browser again then install bartab[1] extension and forget the fear. It unloads the tabs fr
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by mun2mun 15y ago
My firefox browsing way is to open every link in new tab. Going back and forth in same tab caches every page browsed in the tab so it increases memory consumption. In this I usually end up opening 40+ tabs. But tab management is super easy
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Whenever I am in low bandwidth connection I use opera with turbo enabled. Plus it has low memory footprint than chrome and firefox. Also it has some unique feature like fit to width and show/hide image.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
You can't find him by only his nickname. You have to add other things like where he lived, what is his college etc (if he wants to share that info with the world). Nickname/identity is not that important for you as it is for google/facebook
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by mun2mun 15y ago
There was a discussion in reddit about pthread api design http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/bmnkl/pthreads_... . Edit: sorry this was replied to smunz's comment.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
I agree with you. I also made a comment about this topic earlier http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2721038 .
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Long time ago I played around XCode 3.2 on my co-workers mac pro and found scm control(tried svn) is very bad. Repository browser just shows commit logs, no way to see which files are changed in a commit. How much has changed in XCode 4?(I
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Does it mean that skype just got 750 million p2p node?
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Well for cookies chrome only shows the value, gives less control than firecookie. Other extensions seems 'hacky' solutions, doesn't feel integrated, some time slow. Also for css editing like add style, increasing/decreasing css rule value f
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Firebug with Firecookie http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/firecookie/ Firequery http://firequery.binaryage.com/ Firepicker http://thedarkone.github.com/firepicker/ Jsonview http://jsonview.com/ Colorzilla http://www.colorzilla.co
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by mun2mun 15y ago
http://ejohn.org/apps/learn/ http://bonsaiden.github.com/JavaScript-Garden/ And JavaScript: The Good Parts book as others recommended.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
AskReddit has numerous discussion about this topic [1]. Also check out Documentaries subreddit [2]. [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/search?q=documentary&r... [2] http://www.reddit.com/r/Documentaries/
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by mun2mun 15y ago
Every day you learn a new thing. Thank you very much.
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by mun2mun 15y ago
relevant http://www.theonion.com/video/cias-facebook-program-dramatic... (in a funny way).
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by mun2mun 17y ago
"There is a very obvious solution to that problem. Don't use Google services." Is it really that simple? Can you give me some "better" alternative. 60% of people out there uses google as search engine. So it's better to target them for busi
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by mun2mun 17y ago
IE8 does one step further. It colorizes related tabs.

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