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We have some legacy files with > 20K in PHP. I'm yet to find a PHP IDE which will happily consume these files and let me work them. I just jump into VIM when I need to edit them. For arguments sake, I'm talking an IDE in the model of Ec
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This is great to hear. I've been thinking of picking up the guitar to try and learn again, but for the second coming try to ditch my tabs habit. Thanks for the awesome tool.
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I agree with the sentiment about all lives being equal. That is why I enjoyed challenging myself to think about it purely from an economic perspective one day. We were on the plane, and the guy next to us was studying "humanitarian economic
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Matthew gave an awesome talk on UEFI at linux.conf.au 2012 [0]. A thoroughly entertaining and informative talk on issues including secure boot, but also other issues with UEFI. It even got voted one of the best four talks at the conference,
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But of course, the profit margin on consumer electronics is (orders of magnitude?) lower than that form online advertising.
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Yup, I have the same thing. Is this a(nother) change of heart from the owner? Or did ICANN intervene that quickly? I find it hard to believe its the later.
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While that may be a tad arkward, it isn't as bad as it sounds. If I had one of these, I'd still leave toilet paper on the side for those who were uncomfortable with the concept of a Washlet. Edit: After reading the other comments, it is app
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Myself? Sorry to say, but I probably wouldn't pay, seeing as I am a programmer by trade. This was just for a little side project where I wanted to collaborate with my little sister on our own version of xkcd's "Click and Drag" [0] which we
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>A PDF file is just words and pictures on a page >They don't include animations, they don't accept user input, they don't connect to servers and stream files and send updates A PDF file is much more than just words and pictures. The
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This looks cool. I like the concept of plugins for different filetypes. My visual diff tool of choice is Meld, and most of us at work use it often with git. However, it would be cool if it supported plugins for filetypes. For example, recen
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I agree. I am with this bank, and after seeing this was curious as to what information they actually have about me. Looking at the "My Details" section of the site shows only the following info: - Name - Phone - Email - Address - Tax File N
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From the about page [0]: "Mashup Breakdown is an attempt to visually describe the musical wizardry that goes into a mashup. For each track, you'll see the timeline of samples used, and with the currently active samples highlighted in real
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Visualizing timelines of music mashups
(mashupbreakdown.com)
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While this is an interesting question, and it would be nice to know, I don't think its the only reason to have these get togethers. For someone like me, it would be more about experience, networking, and fun. I like to code in my spare time
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But it indeed seems to be somebody who is claiming to be the author of the SO post (perhaps for karma?). They only created the HN account today in order to post this story, and they chose a username which is obviously a reference to Michiel
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Ah, of course. Thanks for pointing that out.
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I stumbled upon the same dataset, so did the following map: http://i.imgur.com/8YjOg.png Here is some notes: https://gist.github.com/4034954 Edit: If anything, I'd say that the counties themselves are more divided than I thought. The on
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Ah Shockwave, good to see you again my old friend. I can't believe it's still around and kicking, given the last release of Director seems to be about two years ago. I don't play any online games, but can somebody vouch for whether it is st
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How does ~275Gpix sound? [0][1]. I did a stint at UCSD for two months as an undergrad, and sat next to this monster while they were playing with it. It might sound stupid having that much resolution, but it really is cool to be able to see
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Yup. It absolutely boggles my mind every time I look up at the stars. Especially when I'm out in the country with no light pollution, and you can clearly make out the light streak signifying the plane of the Milky way through the sky. >
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Surely vendors could choose to make it optional unless you have the correct permissions, could they not?
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Can somebody from the US please tell me what the deal with the District of Columbia (on the far left) is? Also, this is another darn fine visualisation from the NYT.
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From under my tin foil hat: I know it probably isn't perfect, but I'm running Cyanogenmod, without Google's location services, browsing with Opera labs because it supports the Ghostery extension that blocks trackers while browsing and is ea
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Thanks for the write up. Can I ask, how much do you think the non-ability to focus on a task it is about procrastination and how much is about your ADD? For example, I am doing my PhD now, and find it very hard to focus on actual research,
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I couldn't agree more. I looked a short while ago for a firefox extension which just looks for a url in the body of an anchor link, then alerts you if the htef attribute is different. Couldn't find one or be stuffed writting one, but was be
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Just the https://news.ycombinator.com website. I use the Opera labs browser. Opera, because despite some parts I don't like, it's the best I've seen at reflowing text to fit the screen (perfect for HN). The labs version, because it suppor
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And it still has a lot of custom rom support. I'm writing from my Galaxy S with CM10 (Jellybean) now. Naturally, it uses Ext (3?) partitions, and resizes the cache partition so I can download apps larger than 30mb from the play store (anoth
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Looks nice. Currently, I am quite happy writing my thesis in LyX [0], which outputs to various formats, including HTML. I also have a script which periodically converts the source files from LyX to both HTML and PDF, then dumps them in the
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I've often thought about this. Specifically, if you want to play a game of paintball or some other physical activity, there is often a waiver you sign which says something along the line of: "you agree not to sue if you injure yourself, eve
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WebDAV [0] If Microsoft every had of built a decent client into Windows Explorer like MacOSX has (rather than the crufty, half baked one they ran with) then it could have been great. As it turns out, it is only really easy to access it thro
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