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by no_protocol 10y ago
(2014)
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Not sure if you'll find this delayed comment, but I can give it a shot. There is a note on the linked video page about `set hidden`, but it doesn't spend much time explaining it. If we open Vim and type `:help hidden`, we get the
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Watch this three minute video or view the concise notes below it for some very nice tips on handling buffers. http://vimcasts.org/episodes/working-with-buffers/ > You can quickly jump between the active buffer
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> It would be great to also get notified as discussion is happening in the various sites, without reading the spec, it's not clear to me if that's part of the standard. Not really.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> If I leave an annotation with this standard must that annotation be public? Are there options for private annotations? The protocol specifies that annotations are shared over HTTP, you can have them behind whatever kind of locks you wa
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I really like your tone throughout and the length is perfect. It is difficult to put down something everyone uses without coming off as arrogant and rude. Even the calls to action at the end seem gentle enough to not spark flame wars. It
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by no_protocol 10y ago
To the author: > You’ve told them your uncomfortable your -> you're
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by no_protocol 10y ago
It appears that it could be from any site that passed through that server, not just those with these features enabled. That's just how I read it.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Is there a list of sites potentially affected? I'm assuming I need to change my passwords on a significant number of sites. So far none of them have alerted me to a potential breach. Would love to have a head start.
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Lost the dongle? Build your own(labs.cexx.org)
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> it Quiting job Quiting -> Quitting > change my decition. decition -> decision
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> a string of code and break it down into an array break -> breaks > There a three kinds a -> are > starts with a " and end with a " end -> ends > couple of tokenizer for a tokenizer -> tokenizers > a ge
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by no_protocol 10y ago
From [0]: > By the time Raymond could legally sell his VA Linux shares in June 2000, they had plunged $31 million in value to a still-impressive $5.5 million. > Thanks to the dot-com bust -- fed in large part by big-hype, no-hope comp
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by no_protocol 10y ago
This comment is probably on the rude side, but I've wanted to get this off my chest for years. I had some exposure to several of the top listed faculty at one of the higher ranked schools. It seemed like at least a couple of them genu
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Of course not. I'm mainly trying to show that it is incredibly cost-effective for this particular use case.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I see some comments here from people wondering why anyone would use this or searching for use cases. I'll share mine. I use tarsnap to keep daily backups of a web server with a handful of sites. I send over their content, configuratio
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I use bookmark keywords to search various sites in Firefox. For example, a bookmark to search Amazon: Name: Amazon Search Location: http://www.amazon.com/s/?field-keywords=%s Keyword: ams So now if I enter the
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by no_protocol 10y ago
> - I'd like a map view of the destinations I'm normally a huge map fan, but I actually like it the way it is, without a map. I had this cool moment where I thought, "It doesn't matter where in the world it is, as lo
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Thanks for sharing. I guess I'm not quite in the target market. It seems like a very interesting evolution beyond prior closed chat systems like AIM, ICQ, etc.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Neat. That seems like a major addition. Can I download the full transcript of a channel for safekeeping in case things are deleted in the future?
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I am not a trained statistician, so can someone help me understand why this is even publishable? I read the abstract and found they quote their key statistic at P = 0.01. The "NHANES III" study that their data comes from has over
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Programmer + System Administrator, Middle US $48,000, $0, $0 Edit: About 75% of respondents at this point are from green accounts. I wonder if that will sink it off the front page quickly.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Thanks. To the creator of this site: Take into consideration the commonality between all of these: https://www.python.org/ https://golang.org/ https://www.rust-lang.org/ https://
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by no_protocol 10y ago
That's great, but it doesn't really seem to tell me anything at all about what it is. From what I saw, it looks like a site that helps you make a variety of line drawings. Next time I need to make some line graphs, I'll chec
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Can you share what these items are? I have used GitLab quite a bit and GitHub just a little, and I so far have enjoyed using GitLab much more. I had a hard time finding my way around on GitHub. The main parts I've used in both are cre
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Yes, I set up my own Synapse server and connected to it from the official Riot app on phone and web. Worked fine. Also connected with another Matrix client and that also worked.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
Check out this recent comment and discussion. User TeMPOraL describes a similar wish and gets many nice responses. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13020845
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by no_protocol 10y ago
My salary increased. Yay! (I think this was due to new legislation, not anything I did.)
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by no_protocol 10y ago
I perceive the rain as being on my side of the window.
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by no_protocol 10y ago
No need for so much work. Simple commands can be accomplished by adding a git alias. More complex commands can be just a shell script. Put it on PATH with a name like `git-something` and now you can run `git something`.

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