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nijaru
9y ago
You can access it. The LE cert expired about a month ago though
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For those wondering, metamask is a browser extension to interact with the ethereum network. I know a few of the developers. https://metamask.io/
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I’m in the SF area and Comcast is between slow and not working. Cellular data is working fine though
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9y ago
It was created by a bunch of ex-Ableton engineers so it is heavily influenced by that.
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The Kite debacle is democracy at work
(medium.com)
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What sort of application do people use to design fonts and add ligatures?
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Personally I use input[0] which is easy to customize before download. If you aren't using a terminal-based editor, I really don't see the point in monospaced fonts either. I've never had an issue distinguishing differences be
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Linux Distro Repository Statistics
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Buffalo has a lot of traction and is what I would suggest to most people looking for a go web 'framework' Mark chose to combine packages such as gorilla/mux into buffalo since they are popular, solid choices for most use case
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I imagine upspin is one of the best examples because Rob Pike is one of the main contributors
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I'm not surprised there's a business insider article about this
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And Elm is implemented in Haskell ;] I've been meaning to try Elm since I've been playing around with Haskell more and more. Purescript is relatively similar but allows you to build more than frontends. It seems Elm has grown quit