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by pkamb 9y ago
Is it the vertical display that people like about Tree Style Tabs, or the inheritance/nesting? I've always wondered why spawned child tabs don't retain the `Back` history to go back to the web page that created them. Would be
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by pkamb 9y ago
Storm IV Twin-Pod Cloud Car http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Storm_IV_Twin-Pod_cloud_car
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by pkamb 9y ago
"Will the Last Person Leaving SEATTLE — Turn Out the Lights" http://www.historylink.org/File/1287
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by pkamb 9y ago
Objective-C
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by pkamb 9y ago
Is that due to the physical Apple keyboards? Or OS X?
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by pkamb 9y ago
"Simultaneous VI Mode" in Karabiner (RIP) is apparently one such example of normal keys as modifiers. https://github.com/tekezo/Karabiner-Elements/issues/153
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by pkamb 9y ago
Is there support is OS X for changing normal letter keys into properly functioning modifier keys? CMD with my thumbs, and Shift, are the only modifiers I can comfortably type. RSI pain in my pinkies really limits Option and Ctrl. It would
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by pkamb 9y ago
The Interactive Rebase tool in SourceTree is very good and understandable/usable. I use it all the time to squash some commits, leave others.
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by pkamb 9y ago
I like SourceTree, and use it full time, but man does it have some annoying limitations. Like selecting a number of branches from the sidebar and deleting all of them. Something where a GUI should clearly be superior. But SourceTree doesn&#
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by pkamb 9y ago
> Luxer One solves 100% of apartment's package problems Am I wrong or does their main headline have some serious singular/plural issues?
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by pkamb 9y ago
Chrome does that as well until you get to a particular number of tabs, at which point it does annoyingly hide the favicon. But it's so much better than the scrolling tab bar or hidden tabs that Safari promotes to keep each tab a minimu
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by pkamb 9y ago
When my Chrome tabs crash unrecoverably it's a huge relief! Tens or Hundreds of things I wanted to read later, but weren't truly important. Too bad, but now I can use Chrome comfortably again.
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by pkamb 9y ago
I started using the "Firefox Focus" browser for iOS a lot specifically because it has one tab. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/firefox-focus-the-privacy-br... Removing the ability to even make tabs (wh
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by pkamb 9y ago
> Type Continue to go to example.com User types "continue"
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by pkamb 9y ago
The crashed car in the picture looks like it was melted by slime.
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by pkamb 9y ago
I always get sucked in to the addicting Hot Network Questions as well when I land on Stack Overflow, which is why I need to block the entire sidebar so that I can get some work done! https://chrome.google.com/webstore/d
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by pkamb 9y ago
Any options for renting vintage furniture by owner? I'd like to pick up more nice mid-century pieces when I see them cheap at estate sales, but won't have the space for them for a while...
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by pkamb 9y ago
Looks like nunchuck connectors + hidden ports on the front: http://i.imgur.com/u7mgA4x.jpg
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by pkamb 9y ago
What kind of connector does the controller use? It looks like a mini vintage SNES connector? Or are the ports on the front just for show, and the real connectors are on the back or something? One of the nice things about the NES Classic wa
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by pkamb 9y ago
Imgur used to let you upload a bunch of photos, then "generate multiple links" to output a text block of all the links in Markdown, BBCode, etc. So annoying that they removed the feature.
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by pkamb 9y ago
Preauthorize the card or use whatever strategies that Kickstarter uses. Wouldn't be a problem for $10 payments in the same way it would be for freelance contracts. Version 2.0 would hook payment up to a successful pass of the test hook
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by pkamb 9y ago
Maybe. I think if a site like GitHub or Stack Overflow added bounties they'd do it in a way that kept the spectrum more on the relationship side, rather than the employee/employer. And the bounty is an extra perk.
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by pkamb 9y ago
Replying to my own comment: Just independently saw a link to Bounty Source today. This appears to be very similar to what I'm asking for, although more designed around adding bounties to GitHub issues for features/bugs on existing
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by pkamb 9y ago
I definitely understand the price issue. It might not be a lucrative or attractive business for existing freelancers. BUT... people already do this stuff for free. Create free Chrome Extensions to make some tweak on a website. Spend hours c
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by pkamb 9y ago
- I don't want to own the resulting code. Open Source delivery, or a link to someone else's extension that accomplishes the goal. - Payment on the order of $10 for some simple script, not $300+. They can make up the difference vi
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by pkamb 9y ago
Does anything like this exist for putting bounties on small scripts / extensions? I just posted these questions yesterday, in the hope of finding solutions to a couple common annoyances I have with Google search: https://sup
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by pkamb 9y ago
They're working late so that they'll still be at the office when the free food comes. That's the point of the late free food.
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by pkamb 9y ago
I'm surprised to see "desktop applications developer" in front of "mobile developer". Where are these desktop jobs, and desktop applications? The work I see in the Apple world is mainly iOS, with some macOS. Do Wi
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by pkamb 9y ago
The first Intel Macbook Pro in Early 2006 was Core Duo (32-bit), then in October they reved them with Core 2 Duo (64-bit w/ 32-bit EFI). I remember specifically because I had to wait out the first couple months of my freshman year of c
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by pkamb 9y ago
A CEO that says "no" to an $X billion acquisition.

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