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numbnuts
14y ago
Emacs' help system is fantastic and is one of my favorite things about it. But I had no idea you can navigate to the C source code too. That makes me so happy. :D
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Evil[0] is where it's at for vi/m emulation. In my, albeit short, experience Evil is much less obtrusive than Viper and Vimpulse. [0]: https://gitorious.org/evil/pages/Home
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CodeBoot - in-browser JS REPL w/ single-stepping
(codeboot.org)
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14y ago
I see it now. Yup, that's a bump. I hope my picky Nexus 7 likes it.
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14y ago
But the absolute best is Logitech's solution: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Logitech-Micro-USB-Cable-/2... Which is? It looks like a regular USB cable with an embossed logo.
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numbnuts
14y ago
I do. Spectacle is much simpler. Having recently switched from Vim to Emacs, Slate's configurability scares me.
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14y ago
Because there aren't many dynamic tiling WMs on OSX. The only one I know of is TylerWM and last I heard it didn't work very well.
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How it's made: Front-end developers spill the beans
(blog.grayghostvisuals.com)
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Icon fonts are awesome. http://glyphicons.com/ (Paid if you want formats other than png) http://www.justbenicestudio.com/studio/websymbols/ http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/ Found this directory of resources in my designer b
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Skewer -- Emacs Live Browser Interaction
(nullprogram.com)
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14y ago
You get two cameras with the iPad Mini. Usable ones at that, it seems. The N7's (I have one too) front-facing camera is barely adequate for video calls.
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14y ago
Same story for me. Used Pentadactyl until it started causing some performance issues. Now on Vimperator and my fingers couldn't be happier. I guess I didn't really need all the Vim-ness of Pentadactyl.
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Nicholas C. Zakas' Thoughts on TypeScript
(nczonline.net)
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The fact that I upvoted you means I might get charged as well. Hooray! Are you based in the Philippines? Short of taking to the streets or "joining" Anonymous Philippines, what can we do as regular Juans?
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14y ago
This is the law in question if anyone wants to read it: http://www.gov.ph/2012/09/12/republic-act-no-10175/ The relevant sections that are causing most of the the ruckus: Section 4(c)(4) (PUNISHABLE ACTS): (4) Libel. — The unlawful or pr
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14y ago
Site's crawling for me and registration seems to be down. People like free stuff.
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14y ago
Ahh, the rounded font. I actually didn't notice until you mentioned it. Typography is one thing I don't think I'll ever get my head around.
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14y ago
Perfectly valid criticisms. I actually agree with yours, especially with the (over)use of orange. But I still wouldn't call it "horrid". I didn't mean to sound like I was dismissing hermanhermitage's opinion. But by just calling the design
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14y ago
I've been using https://github.com/dotphiles/dotzsh . Not sure what the differences are. Can anyone point to vanilla (no framework) zsh configs? I'd like to drop dotzsh eventually. I don't like the Janus-philosophy when it comes to my tool
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14y ago
This looks nice. Anyone know of anything similar for Firefox?
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Agreed about the Go site. Not ugly at all but, personally, I'd set a max-width on the container and maybe up the line-height a bit. What don't you like about the OP's site? It's certainly "hip and modern" but what makes it horrid?