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neomindryan
6y ago
I love this, thank you
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Celebrating the Nature of Repaired Software
(neomindlabs.com)
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6y ago
Anyone know why they gave a whole section to "Web" and omitted Ruby? Even C and Visual Basic are present.
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8y ago
XRDP server for Linux can be configured to send sound, so I’ve been using that setup for a cloud dev box. In a pinch, it works reasonably well from an Asus c101pa chromebook plugged into a 4K monitor. Edit: forgot to mention that the latest
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9y ago
FWIW, I started with LaTeX a few years ago, and Overleaf.com really helped. Even though I prefer local development and generally work that way, Overleaf has Git integration, sharing features, and works when I've messed up my developmen
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9y ago
All of this was arguably true two weeks ago. Today, Litecoin has locked in support for Segwit, and in about a week it will be possible to create Lightning Network transactions using Litecoin. This is largely due to the efforts of the creato
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neomindryan
12y ago
1) Try this? https://www.bitgo.com
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Rails Token Authentication Without Devise
(brianauton.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
I pay pinboard.in to host cached copies of everything I bookmark.
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6 Things Bitcoiners Are Talking About That You've Never Heard Of
(fool.com)
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13y ago
If the maximum block size limit ever constrains the volume of transactions, what will happen to the fee people decide to pay?
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neomindryan
13y ago
> there's no economic reason for them to stay in some balanced relation. Actually, there might be. The fee needed to get a bitcoin transaction into the blockchain is determined by a market, and it is a flat number, not a percentage
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13y ago
I'm throwing in my vote for Philadelphia. We've got a great tech scene, cheap rent and easy access to New York, DC, and Baltimore (just in case). We have the most bicycle commuters per-capita in the USA and great restaurants, bars
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13y ago
This is the closest thing to what you're looking for that I've come across. Last I heard, there will be a kickstarter when it's ready. http://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=3265