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oxguy3
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oxguy3
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Ah, good ole wiki.vg is still around; good to see! Haven't been in the Minecraft modding scene in years, but that site was always a godsend (I once worked on a project to implement a chat-only Minecraft client for Android; couldn'
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9y ago
Someone else just linked to this: https://cuberite.org/
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Yeah, most likely. It says it supports Bukkit and Sponge plugins, both of which are built in Java (dunno much about Sponge, but Bukkit plugins are literally just .JAR files)
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9y ago
I would hope they're not dumb enough to think that's a good idea. That trick only works once.
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I don't mind it. Be glad that ICANN didn't allow their proposal to own the name "search", with no second-level domain (i.e. https://search/ ): https://techcrunch.com/2013/04/10&#
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9y ago
Ooooooh, there have been a couple projects where I wished I had something like this. Definitely bookmarking this.
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I have a little stylesheet installed on my browser that I use for fixing random annoyances on various websites, and my favorite feature in it is adding "text-decoration: line-through" to links that point to certain sites such as B
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9y ago
I guess there's a niche for everything: https://www.modeloff.com/modeloff-golden-keyboard/ (slightly larger photo of the golden keyboard: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CULeDw8XIAAo0-U.png )
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9y ago
It's still a really nice web server. Easy to configure, incredibly reliable, twenty years of security fixes under its belt, endless docs/info available for it online. I've been meaning to learn nginx for a while, but with Apa
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Automating my Slack status based on my wi-fi location
(schiff.io)
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Not a big fan of the judgmental attitude in this article. > So why do so many workers demand multiple monitors? I believe it’s a case of the illogical allure of extremes. > Too much of anything becomes its opposite . — Tim Ferriss If
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9y ago
The Michigan list is nuts. "Google Power, by Chris Sherman" is probably the dumbest one I've found so far -- it's just a book about how to use Google better. "So how did the inmate break out of his cell?" "
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9y ago
Yeah I mean I understand it, but like, those books are far from promoting Nazism in any way :P
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9y ago
Here's the full list of tech/science-related bans I found on the Ohio list: * BEGINNING LINUX PROGRAMMING 4TH EDITION * BLACK + DECKER THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO WIRING * LPIC-1: LINUX PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE CERTIFICATION STUDY GUIDE,
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9y ago
I agree, well said.
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> “I apologize in advance that I can't answer any further questions,” he wrote. “I need to focus on other parts of the business, including continuing to improve the product for our users, and conflict like this is always doubly dist
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My thoughts exactly. Aesthetically, I love these ligature fonts, and I think it's great if people are using these and enjoying them. But I just know that, if I used one of these fonts, I'd have to mentally convert the ligatures ba
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9y ago
> And anyhow I'm obviously a lame-ass hypocrite because I use the 1Password Chrome plugin to fill in forms for me, and this means I type the master password into a browser. Actually, you don't. When you click the 1Password b
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I don't think this is such a good idea. First of all, designing a catch system that isn't terrible is a lot of work -- it doesn't really make sense for most dev teams to take it on when there are so many pre-built solutions o
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9y ago
Python2 is still what comes installed as stock on many distros. I know Fedora/CentOS ship with it, in part because the package manager Yum/DNF is based in Python2.
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Broken for me too :(. Not getting results even for incredibly generic searches (e.g. Main and Walnut)
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9y ago
Nothing major, but I put a few sticker designs up on StickerMule's marketplace: https://www.stickermule.com/user/1070831731/stickers It's been a couple months, and my $20ish investment (you have to place
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9y ago
SAFEST is a decent green and ACIDIC is a decent red -- probably going to use these instead of #f00 and #0f0 next time I need success/failure color codes for some hastily-made web thing.
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From a legal perspective, no, you don't have the right to prevent resale of your products. From a practical perspective though, you can kill resellers by simply entering the same markets as them. They're selling the exact same pro
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I don't agree with a lot of things Gruber says/does, but this blog post is completely on point.
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9y ago
passwords.txt? Not a chance, it's definitely gonna be Passwords.docx or Passwords.pages. :P
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9y ago
To be honest, I'm really excited about the prospect of JSON based feeds. Right now, there's no easy way to work with Atom/RSS feeds on the command-line (that I know of anyway), which is something I often wish I could do. With
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I don't understand why so many corporations have gone through the very-expensive years-long process of getting their brand name as a TLD, and then proceeded to not use their TLD at all. The only brand name TLD I've seen in real wo
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All of those companies are subsidiaries of Donuts: http://www.donuts.domains/ There's a complete list of all their TLDs (and the silly LLC names associated with them) here: https://domaintyper.com/new-g
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9y ago
This was more or less inevitable. I can't really condone janit0r's methodology, but at least he's doing _something_ to solve the problem. Hopefully this leads to security requirements legislation or IoT companies caring more
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