pwenzel

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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   I use IFTTT's craigslist channel all the time for long-term polling of craigslist. Not sure how instant it is, but notifications are pretty reliable.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   Agreed. I feel that presentation nuances in your printed or PDF resume are important. For example, how does this structured approach ensure that everything fits neatly on one page?
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   I use Marked and Sublime Text. Like peas and carrots.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   Well done, my friend.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   Disa-pp-pp-pp-ointed by the lack of Max Headroom references on the linked site.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   Kind of frustrated to see that Google's Search History feature was somehow re-enabled years after I disabled it.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   I am thankful to the person who took the time to record an audible pronunciation sample, and posted it to Wikipedia.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   All I see is BVD's.
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   by pwenzel 12y ago

   I use VirtualhostX on my OSX machines, which includes automatic xip.io URLs. http://clickontyler.com/virtualhostx/ Xip.io is enormously useful if you are testing on virtual machines or mobile devices.
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    New Instapaper Design and Highlights Feature(blog.instapaper.com)

    2 points by pwenzel 12y ago|0 comments
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    by pwenzel 12y ago

    Amusing note from the NPR story: > Champagne was considered a stimulant. And a lot of trainers — these guys had trainers — advised their pedestrians to drink a lot of champagne during the race. They thought that this would give them some
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    House spam filter blocks thousands of wolf advocates’ emails(blogs.mprnews.org)

    1 points by pwenzel 12y ago|0 comments
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    I appreciate Grunt and Gulp, but still fall back to Make for many of my web projects, even those that require a CSS or Javascript build system. Here's a Makefile example that utilizes fswatch: http://blogs.mpr.org/devel
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Working on a new version of Twin Cities Transit, which delivers real-time departure information, rider alerts, and route maps, specifically for mobile users. iOS Screenshots: http://imgur.com/a/TO2Pf Beta: http:/
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Brake Bread in the Twin Cities area has something similar with its subscription service, delivered by bike. http://brakebread.com/
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    The second paragraph of the article is paired with screenshots that document the test very clearly. Here's a summary: 1. Kayak added a small message saying "SSL/TLS encrypted payment" to the bottom of the form. 2. In Kay
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    I began harvesting fruit for my 2013 batch around Labor Day, and drank some for New Years. It improves with every month of aging. Carbonation takes time and helps to build character.
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Not true, cider is the new deal. ;-) After becoming a homeowner, I throttled back on my beer brewing hobby and focused on brewing hard cider from my own fruit. Part of my stockpile: http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2823/10
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    I think I'll stick to my Chemex and compost my grounds.
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Nuh-uh, Allaire Homesite was the true editor!
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    I just noticed some hiccups on one of my Cloudflare-proxied sites. But it's back again (4:45PM central).
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Simple. Enjoyable. I just found several dozen places I want to travel to.
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    My bad, I didn't read the '-amd64-' part clearly.
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Is it possible to boot FreeBSD-10.0-RELEASE-amd64-memstick.img directly on a Raspberry Pi? Or do I have to compile my own image for the Pi?
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Just donated to support the project as well.
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    It's funny to read about peoples' experience with the WRT54GL in the past-tense. I bought mine for $65 in 2006, and it's still running great in 2014!
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    Thank a Tester Today(peknet.com)

    1 points by pwenzel 13y ago|0 comments
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Grocery delivery is fantastic when you need it, even if it costs a little more than driving out and doing it yourself. In the Twin Cities area we have Coborns Delivers ( http://www.cobornsdelivers.com ). It was amazing to have gro
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Changes of note: "Interchange uses media queries to dynamically load responsive content that is appropriate for different users' browsers.” http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/interchange.html Off
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    by pwenzel 13y ago

    Another Crashplan fan here. You can also install the Crashplan client on headless Linux-based NAS devices, so long as they can run Java (such as ReadyNAS).