rmurri

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   by rmurri 10y ago
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   by rmurri 10y ago
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   Look at enpass. I've introduced it to several people who've all been impressed.
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   Enpass. Easy to use. Supported nearly everywhere. Syncing options.
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   I have written a custom i3 like window manager that I use for tiling. I use it to catch keyboard shortcuts and open new windows/lock screen/movement commands/etc.
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   I've been using it for a while. I couldn't tolerate osx without it.
7. 37.▲
   by rmurri 10y ago

   Exactly my thoughts.
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   Veracity | Software Developer | Provo, UT | On-Site | Full-Time Veracity Networks is an up and coming telecommunications company seeking a full-time Software Engineer with development experience that can be a strong addition to our Developm
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   by rmurri 10y ago

   Mixing tabs and spaces is the worst. I'm surprised none of the commenters has mentioned line continuations, which tabs suck at. Since I can't mix and match I prefer spaces.
10. 40.▲
    by rmurri 11y ago

    I use https://github.com/michaelsauter/crane . It has held up really well for me.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    Hey! I resemble that remark! Truthfully though, in my experience most devs get bitchy only when they get unrealistic expectations placed on them.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    Look at https://enpass.io/
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    Also take a look at the ergo dox. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ergodox-ez-an-incredible-...
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    I've recently started using enpass ( http://enpass.io/ ). It does what I need, and is simple enough for others to use. Their security model is based on open source even though the entire app is not open.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    http://masterpasswordapp.com/ has a pretty good implementation.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    http://www.hammerspoon.org/ allowed me to write a small i3 replacement, it's not as complete, but it's mine
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    Also using ractive here. Very happy with it.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    Not sure if this is helpful, but you can use a database migration framework. Check update scripts into your version control, then the others can just run them when they pull your changes. We use alembic ( http://alembic.readthed
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9810324 They seem to be here.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    I believe that the use of scrypt is supposed to make this unbruteforceable.
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    by rmurri 11y ago

    In the selfcontrollapp faq they list a linux version http://svn.jklmnop.net/projects/SelfControl.html that I have seen referenced. I have not given it a try.
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    by rmurri 12y ago

    http://pyvideo.org/video/1735/using-python-to-code-by-voice This is the only guy I know of who's doing coding primarily by voice. Interesting to watch.
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    by rmurri 12y ago

    now on indiegogo. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ergodox-ez-an-incredible-...
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    ErgoDox EZ indiegogo campaign(indiegogo.com)

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

    Been playing it. Works well.
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    by rmurri 12y ago

    Recently collapsed about 2.5 TB of nightly backups into 30 GB. So far it has been an amazing tool.
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    by rmurri 12y ago

    I have to give attic my support here. Recently collapsed around 2.5 TB of nightly database backups to about 50 GB. It is very simple to use.
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    by rmurri 12y ago

    You could try http://masterpasswordapp.com/ . I like its philosophy, even if some of the versions could use a bit more polish.