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by rmccue 15y ago
Nice article, but it'd be nice to see what the author's proposed fix to this would be. Stopping multiple accounts from the same person is a nice idea in theory, but breaks when you realise it's technically impossible (IP checks are easy to
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by rmccue 15y ago
I think that phrase was intended to relate to just Git, although I could be wrong.
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by rmccue 15y ago
I say "the last few weeks", but really, that's just when I've been focussing on it. This library has been in development for at least a year. Finally getting it released feels good. If anyone wants any help with using this, they are most we
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Show HN: Requests for PHP - HTTP library, my project for the last few weeks(requests.ryanmccue.info)
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by rmccue 15y ago
It was an April Fools' Day RFC, which they do at least one of every year: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Fools%27_Day_RFC
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by rmccue 15y ago
There's a giant disagreement on php-internals at the moment as to the nature of Suhosin. The core developers argue that time would be better spent working on the core itself instead, and Stefan does not agree with that. The aforementioned p
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by rmccue 15y ago
It's actually a preference on reddit, and one that (IIRC) is off by default. In terms of breaking usability, people expect links to open in the current window/tab. Having them open a new window/tab is disorientating at best.
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by rmccue 15y ago
I can't vouch for it, but Sublime does have a port of org-mode: https://bitbucket.org/rchl/sublime_orgmode/overview Might be worth a try.
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by rmccue 15y ago
For something that could break GitHub, I'd hazard a guess that they'd deploy that as a branch without merging or to a subset of servers first. In addition, their deploy tools are built off Capistrano, not off GitHub (except for the Git bits
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by rmccue 15y ago
Could you not then argue the same for data encryption? Bruteforcing it would be the equivalent of a blowtorch in that case. Would that not then mean that they can compel you to give the key/password?
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by rmccue 15y ago
I would argue the same as Gruber and say that they did create their own format. Whether or not it looks like ePub under the surface is irrelevant, since it's a .ibooks file, not a .epub. Since it's Apple's format, they can do whatever they
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by rmccue 15y ago
From a quick look at the source, WhitespaceBot already excludes Markdown files: banned = ['.git', '.py', '.yaml', '.patch', '.hs', '.occ', '.md', '.markdown', '.mdown']
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by rmccue 15y ago
I think conanite means subparticles, e.g. from an atom to a neutron.
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by rmccue 15y ago
Personally, while I would have agreed with the Soda UI theme a couple of weeks ago, the new UI theme works pretty well and looks much better.
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by rmccue 15y ago
> If you’re feeling adventurous, you may want to enable the auto_complete_commit_on_tab file setting: This will make tab accept the current completion, and enter operate as normal. I've had this on for about a week now, and although it
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by rmccue 15y ago
In this instance, I would say the WordPress Foundation. westi (a core developer of WordPress) commented below that this represents the project, and WordPress and the WordPress Foundation are really one and the same.
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by rmccue 15y ago
It should do with the event API: http://developer.github.com/v3/events/types/ (IssueCommentEvent and/or CommitComment) For GitHub usernames you don't need that, but I could see that being useful for email addresses.
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by rmccue 15y ago
> America and Australia disagree about what "Eastern Standard Time" mean EST = Eastern Standard Time (East US) AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time (East Aus) Occasionally we use "EST" as a shortened form of "AEST", but it's rare.
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by rmccue 15y ago
In addition, WordPress has a built-in updater, so it's incredibly easy to update, unlike many other platforms which require reuploading or obscure update steps.
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by rmccue 15y ago
As they mention in the patent (and the article too), it only says "reference indicator" in the patent, so this could be anything, including NFC.
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by rmccue 15y ago
> This screen could be broken down, roughly, into three large buttons for Windows, Mac, and Linux with no extra text. Exactly. This turns it from an option that the user has to choose to an option where they already know the answer.
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by rmccue 15y ago
You can do that with Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/custom-tab-wi... (It used to be an about:config setting, but apparently it's now handled by UI CSS, so you could use a CSS file instead of the addon if you wante
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by rmccue 15y ago
Comments about the change itself, and the rationale behind it, should go in commit messages. Comments about the implementation itself should go in the code. Granted, there is some overlap between the two, in which case, go with code only (s
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by rmccue 15y ago
I like the reference to China, considering Google recently backing out of there due to these sorts of reasons. Makes me wonder if they'd ever consider doing the same in one of their key markets, such as the US.
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by rmccue 15y ago
I think release early, release often works well in some cases, especially for pre-release software. If you're working on the initial versions of something, that quick iterative process is key. Once you've released, however, you have an obli
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by rmccue 15y ago
Couple of small things: you shouldn't `return ($var);`, since that returns the result of the statement `($var)`. Use `return $var;` instead, and return them by reference where possible. I also would have gone with naming consistent with PDO
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by rmccue 15y ago
What are you looking for in a reader? I develop one called Lilina, which aims to be pluggable and themeable, so I'd love to know what sort of things I should be focusing on. (If you'd like to check it out, http://getlilina.org/ )
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by rmccue 15y ago
I develop one called Lilina which aims to be themable and pluggable, and offers APIs to that effect. I'd love to have feedback on it and see if it suits your needs. http://getlilina.org/
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by rmccue 15y ago
Personally, it's whatever I can listen to that I can't sing along to. That can either be something purely instrumental (most of Pendulum's songs, e.g.), something in a different language (Sigur Ros), or mashups (Girl Talk).
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by rmccue 15y ago
Aha! That's awesome. Apart from that, it seems like it's normal optimisation techniques (compressing/resizing images, etc).

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