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by pandatigox 12y ago
Wow, this is pretty good app! Definitely give this a try...Thank you very much!
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Create apps for multiple apps(livecode.com)
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Ask HN: best photosharing service?
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by pandatigox 12y ago
Very useful as a reference. Thank you!!
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Where am I: a git powered foursquare alternative(github.com)
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I think there's a jailbreak thing for that
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by pandatigox 12y ago
Some of the people behind bars are because they did something that was morally right but condoned by the government. While I can't argue for the guy mentioned in the article, people like Bradley Manning are wasting away their lives. Do
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Frink: practical calculating tool and programming language(futureboy.us)
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I agree with you. When Github was starting out, they very much believed in overthrowing the traditional hierarchies that limited a company. But now, it seems like they are becoming more and more like what they feared. Also, on another point
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I like how he likened the tutorial to a science prac. "Did closely does the sharpened pencil correspond to your desired outcome?" We often take the most basic tasks and just do it without much thinking, but when once you do, like
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I thought Privacy Badger would be better, no?
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I admit that this auto logging stuff is really cool, but at the same time, I feel queasy about using Google for the logging. If you really wanted to log, couldn't you install a proxy?
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The 3 strikes law: a slice of pizza and a one way ticket to the big house(theage.com.au)
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by pandatigox 12y ago
Just checked out the screenshots on the App Store. To whoever made it, you shouldn't call "yet another app". Not only does it look better than the default on iOS(duh!), but looks just as good as Evernote (though changing the
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by pandatigox 12y ago
I agree with you on the line returns. It really annoys me when it's not rendered like a WYSIWYG. Especially when I'm quoting or writing something like a poem. Nevertheless, I quite like how CSS classes fit nicely into the syntax
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by pandatigox 12y ago
dict protocol? As in http and FTP? That's so cool! Are there any more protocols to play around with?
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by pandatigox 12y ago
> 1) I can install an unpopular Linux distro onto it (NO VM!). Is it possible to still install Ubuntu through the Windows Installer?
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by pandatigox 12y ago
The lazy equivalent is waking up from a bad dream
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by pandatigox 12y ago
These are very clever! I use fortune on my command line, and sometimes it spits out stuff from the Contest. Maybe you should try submit a PR to fortune? ;)
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by pandatigox 13y ago
Weird that just a few months ago, Tom became the first President of Github.
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by pandatigox 13y ago
I've had a similar idea which I want to implement in the near future. Using a DSL, write some raw code which is coherent enough as lyrics. Run it on the cli and boom! Music!! But the kernel thing sounds harder...
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by pandatigox 13y ago
Kudos again to the pocoo team for creating such a simple and useful library. It sure beats optparse :) On a side note, however, does anyone know why the team prefers to wrap functions in decorators? Flask also uses them, but what's the
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by pandatigox 13y ago
Is it based on hover? Doesn't seem to be working for me (iPad)
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by pandatigox 13y ago
This reminds of the examples used in The Poignant Guide 1. front_door.open 2. front_door.is_open? 3. front_door.paint(3, :red) http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/book/chapter-3.htm...
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by pandatigox 13y ago
Somebody wrote an app for that :) http://reorganize.amberfeng.com/