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by pit 12y ago
As a long Windows user, I too was skeptical of Chocolatey (somewhere on the spectrum of "what's the point" to "oh no, more garbage"). An endorsement from GitHub makes me think twice, but I can totally understand yo
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by pit 12y ago
No, I've moved on to Proton: http://www.proton.io
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by pit 12y ago
Here's a list of all the videos on the site currently: https://gist.github.com/d67c247c8c66399888f7
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by pit 12y ago
> Feel for the gradient. Walk uphill. That is the most awesome advice I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing it.
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by pit 12y ago
Oh, I didn't mean that I thought they were lousy before, but now my perception is overwhelmingly positive.
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by pit 12y ago
There's a "Download PDF" button. Holy cow, my respect for Harper's, and perception of them as a serious publication, just skyrocketed. Are any other online publishers doing that? It's not even that I'm going
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by pit 12y ago
var xs = 1, 2, 3 [for (x of xs) x * 2] SyntaxError: Unexpected token for Chrome Version 35.0.1916.114
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by pit 12y ago
Okay. That was easy.
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by pit 12y ago
Maybe there could be a version that doesn't try to guess the card and uses a generic card background.
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by pit 12y ago
Where is "trap"?
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ARST ARSW: Star Wars sorted alphabetically(youtube.com)
2 points by pit 12y ago|2 comments
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by pit 12y ago
This is exactly how toll roads work. You get on, and then pay when you get off based on how many miles travelled. So, if you were starting in New York City, it would cost a lot more to travel to Buffalo than it would to White Plains.
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by pit 12y ago
Cheers, I didn't realize that Brackets was open source.
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by pit 12y ago
I've only barely used either. On the surface, they seem very similar -- folder view on the left, editor tabs up top. This may be irrational, but I never had a great feeling about Brackets because it was an Adobe product.
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by pit 12y ago
Well, it's a web browser after all.
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by pit 12y ago
Kind of cool that you can view issues all the way back to the beginning: https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/5 I realize this is inherent to the nature of version control, but it's neat to think about th
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by pit 12y ago
Does anyone here do Java development sans IDE -- like, say, with Emacs?
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by pit 12y ago
Agreed. I prefer IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition to Android Studio because I like using the same IDE for Android and Java development.
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by pit 12y ago
This is definitely the way to go. You can create documents while offline, and they'll get uploaded to Google Drive the next time you connect to the internet. If you _must_ send a doc via email as an attachment, it will be converted to
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by pit 12y ago
I think you meant to say "0.05 ml of an aqueous solution of sodium chloride."
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Escape from XP(modern.ie)
3 points by pit 12y ago|0 comments
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by pit 12y ago
Anonymity theatre?
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by pit 12y ago
It hasn't been updated in over four years, but Cog ( http://cogx.org/ ) is wonderfully simple.
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by pit 12y ago
I'll give it a shot. EDIT: So far, so good (on Arch Linux + GNOME + Wine). Thanks for the tip!
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by pit 12y ago
foobar2000 is the best reason to use Windows.
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by pit 13y ago
Super weird -- I'm on Arch Linux, too. Could it be DNS-related?
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by pit 13y ago
Definitely on Chromium 33.0.1750.152.
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Why does "ID" have a capital D?(programmers.stackexchange.com)
1 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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Greedy keyboard layout(github.com)
1 points by pit 13y ago|0 comments
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by pit 13y ago
Oh, man. Of course, Audiogalaxy was the greatest. The ability to queue songs up from anywhere and have them waiting for you when you got home! To this day, I think all song files should be in the format "artist - album.mp3"

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